The Palestinian Ministry of Health reported that the death toll in the Gaza Strip has reached 73,658 since October 2023, with another 174,622 injured.
The Palestinian Ministry of Health reported on Monday that since October 2023, 73,658 people have died and 174,622 have been injured in the Gaza Strip, including 160 new deaths. More than 1,340 people have been killed since the Israel-Hamas "ceasefire" in October 2025. Additionally, approximately 100 bodies, including 60 children, have been discovered in the ruins of the Zeitoun neighborhood in the northern Gaza Strip.
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