UNICEF says one child killed per day in Gaza since ‘ceasefire’
Summary
Since a ceasefire began in Gaza on October 10, 2025, about 300 children have been killed—about one child per day, according to UNICEF. Children in Gaza face serious dangers including illness, malnutrition, lack of clean water, and limited access to education and healthcare.Key Facts
- Around 300 children have died in Gaza since the ceasefire started roughly 300 days ago.
- Hundreds more children have been severely injured during this period.
- Families are confined to about one-third of Gaza, living among rubble and destroyed buildings.
- Children suffer from malnutrition, disease, unsafe water, and damaged sanitation systems.
- Over 58,000 children have lost one or both parents since October 2023.
- More than one million children need protection and mental health support.
- Many children had to stop schooling and lack access to play and educational materials.
- UNICEF is delivering supplies like school materials and soap to help children prepare for the new school year.
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