Palestinian death toll surpasses 70,000 since start of Israel-Hamas war, Gaza ministry says
Summary
The Palestinian Health Ministry in Gaza reports over 70,000 people have died since the Israel-Hamas war began. Despite a ceasefire starting on October 10, Israeli strikes continue in response to alleged truce violations. Israel argues its actions are directed at militants, while Hamas accuses Israel of breaking the ceasefire.Key Facts
- Over 70,000 Palestinians have died in the ongoing Israel-Hamas conflict according to Gaza's Health Ministry.
- Two Palestinian children died in an Israeli drone strike near a school in southern Gaza.
- Since the ceasefire on October 10, at least 352 Palestinians have reportedly been killed.
- Israel claims its strikes target militants violating the truce, not civilians.
- Hamas accuses Israel of breaking the ceasefire and calls for international pressure on Israel.
- A U.S. plan proposes a future path for Gaza, including an international stabilization force and transitional authority.
- The war began on October 7, 2023, with a Hamas-led attack on southern Israel.
- Israel also conducted military operations in Syria and Lebanon, which it says target militant groups planning attacks.
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