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The number of victims in Gaza exceeded 64,750

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The number of victims in Gaza exceeded 64,750
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At least 64,756 Palestinians were killed in the genocidal war of Israel in the Gaza band of October 2023. year, the Ministry of Health announced on Friday.

The Ministry’s announcement states that 38 bodies, including two drawn from the ruins, transported to hospitals in the last 24 hours, while 200 people were injured, thus increased by the total number of injuries to 164,059.

“Many victims are still trapped under ruins and on roads because lifeguards cannot reach them,” added.

The Ministry also noted that 14 Palestinians were killed, and 143 were injured by Humanitarian aid in the last 24 hours, thus increased the total number of Palestians as they sought assistance to 2,479, and more than 18,091 injured since 27. May.

It is further stated that two more Palestinians, including a child, died of malnutrition and hunger in the last 24 hours. This is the number of death-related deaths from October 2023. increased to 413 people, including 143 children.

According to the Ministry, 135 of these deaths, among which 28 children, happened after the integrated classification phase of food safety (IPC), supported by the UN, formally declared Gazu starvation zone.

From 2. March, the Israeli authorities hold all the transitions in the tread completely closed, pushing 2.4 million inhabitants and the territory in hunger.

The Ministry added that 12.206 Palestinians were killed, and 52.018 was injured since 18. March, when Israel resumed the attack on Gaza, violating the accuracy of the fire and the exchange of prisoners who entered into force in January.

Last November, the International Criminal Court issued orders for arresting Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahua and the former Defense Minister of Yoav Gallanta for war crimes and crimes against humanity in Gaza.

Israel also faces a lawsuit for genocide before the International Court of Justice because of the war in the enclave.

(Vijesti.ba)


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