Three Palestinians, including a journalist, were killed Tuesday in separate Israeli strikes across the Gaza Strip, according to Palestinian medical and security officials.

Medical officials said journalist Mahmoud Wadi died when an Israeli drone fired at least one missile at a group of civilians in the central area of Khan Younis in southern Gaza. They said Wadi had been working in the area when the strike occurred.

In central Gaza, Civil Defense crews recovered the body of a young man killed by Israeli fire in the Bureij refugee camp. In Gaza City, medical staff at Al-Ahli Hospital said another young man was shot dead in the Zeitoun neighborhood.

The Israeli military said troops in southern Gaza shot and killed two people it described as "terrorists" who crossed the "Yellow Line" and approached soldiers. In northern Gaza, it said a drone killed another man it labeled as a "terrorist" after he crossed the same line.

Despite a ceasefire that took effect October 10, Israel has continued frequent strikes in Gaza, killing more than 350 people, according to Palestinian figures. Israel says the attacks target armed groups that threaten its forces in the enclave, while Hamas says it has complied with the ceasefire.