The health authorities of the Gaza Strip reported this Friday that 35,857 people have died and 80,293 have been injured as a result of the bloody offensive of the Israeli Army on the Gaza Strip in response to the Hamas attacks of September 7. October.
These are figures subject to change since, once again, the Ministry of Health of the Strip has recalled that several victims are still under the rubble and there is another large number of bodies on the roads that emergency teams cannot access. due to the blockade imposed by Israeli troops.
According to this new report from the Gazan authorities, in the last day the deaths of 57 people have been recorded, while another 93 have been injured. Likewise, they denounce the massacre of six Palestinian families.
ISRAEL SPEAKS OF “DOZENS OF TERRORISTS” KILLED IN ITS OPERATIONS
For its part, the Israeli Army indicated this Friday in its balance of operations for the last 24 hours that the military “continues to operate in the heart” of the Jabalia refugee camp (north), the largest in Gaza. where they have “eliminated” “dozens of terrorists” and destroyed “shuttles” and “tunnels.”
The raid on Jabalia began on May 11, including the entry of tanks into the city, for an operation focused on areas of the refugee camp – the largest in Gaza -, which in the first stage of the offensive did not It was part of the ground operations, although it was the target of intense aerial bombardment.
In addition, he stated that the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) have destroyed “ammunition warehouses”, “tunnels” and “other terrorist infrastructure” in Rafah, located on the border with Egypt, within the framework of the offensive launched on the 6th. of May against the eastern part of the city.
The offensive against Rafah was launched on April 6, just one day after Hamas announced that it accepted an agreement proposal presented by Egypt and Qatar, considered insufficient by the Israeli authorities. Israeli military operations allowed the Army to take control of the Palestinian side of the border crossing on May 7, suspending the entry of humanitarian aid through it, which has triggered international alarms due to the deepening of the crisis in the enclave.