Reportedly, five houses, six civilian infrastructure facilities, and various vehicles—including a shuttle bus, two vans, four trucks, nine cars, and other special vehicles—were damaged during the incident.

Funeral prayers were conducted at the Saint Porphyrius Greek Orthodox Church in Gaza City for a Palestinian mother and her daughter.

The United Arab Emirates announced that Flydubai’s co-pilot allegedly attempted a "terrorist" act, a claim reported by the Jerusalem Daily. The specific details of the incident and the co-pilot's intent remain subject to official investigation and have not been independently verified.

The newspaper reports that the attacks may have compromised the bridges' supporting structures, potentially necessitating indefinite closures. Authorities are currently evaluating the structural integrity of the sites.