An Italian journalist was among five people killed when an unexploded missile detonated in northern Gaza.
The blast, in Beit Lahiya, happened as bomb squad officers attempted to dismantle the device on Wednesday.
Simone Camilli, 35, was killed along with a colleague and another three Palestinians.
At least six people were also wounded in the explosion - three of them critically.
Gaza's police force said the head of the bomb squad, his deputy and another officer were killed.
The deaths came as Egyptian negotiators aim to secure a further ceasefire from both sides to extend a three-day truce which is due to expire at 10pm.
No breaches of the ceasefire have been reported, but Israel said its navy had fired warning shots at a boat near Rafah as it approached the Gaza border.
More than 1,950 Palestinian people have been killed in five weeks of fighting in Gaza.
Sixty four Israeli soldiers and three civilians in Israel have also died.
Hamas has said it will not halt rocket attacks on Israel until the blockade it imposed on Gaza in 2006 is lifted.
But Israel has said it will allow the reconstruction of Gaza only if Hamas fully disarms.
Both sides have said they will resume hostilities if the talks fail.
The latest conflict is the third between Israel and Palestinian militants since Hamas took control of Gaza in 2007.
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