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Unicef said Israeli strikes killed four children in Gaza over a five-day period, with victims ranging in age from two to 16, while also destroying humanitarian supplies and damaging critical water infrastructure. Separately, five other children aged eight to 17 were reported injured by live fire or shrapnel from strikes earlier in the week, suffering life-changing injuries. The report underscores continuing civilian harm in Gaza despite the broader ceasefire framework, with aid agencies warning of persistent risks to children amid ongoing military activity and infrastructure damage.