Two years of genocide of Israel in Gaza: with numbers Israeli conflict news

Two years have passed since Israel has launched genocide against the Palestinians in Gaza.

Israel’s assault on Gaza began on October 7, 2023, in response to the attacks on southern Israel by fighters from the Qassam Brigades, the armed wing in Hamas, and other Palestinian groups, during which 1139 people died, and about 240 were transferred to Gaza as leaks.

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In response, Israel began a bombing campaign on Gaza and tightened its long -term siege, as it has already turned a siege for 16 years in full strangulation.

1 out of 33 people in Gaza were killed

I killed at least two years of Israeli attacks 67000 Palestinians. Thousands of other people are still under the rubble.

This is about one in 33 people killed, or 3 percent of the population before the war.

At least 20,000 children from the dead, or killing one child every hour over the past 24 months.

The Palestinian Ministry of Health is death based on the people who were brought to hospitals or officially registered. The real number is unknown and is likely to be much higher because the official number of death does not include those who died under the rubble or missing.

1 out of 14 people in Gaza with wounds

Human losses of the Gaza war extends beyond the dead.

More than 169,000 people were injured, and many of them suffer from changing wounds of life.

UNICEF estimated that between 3000 to 4000 children in Gaza lost one or more parties.

The few health facilities are still open across the besieged pocket. They are still drowned because they work with dreadful supplies and anesthesia.

125 damaged hospitals and clinics

Israel attacked almost all Gaza hospitals and health care facilities.

Over the past two years, at least 125 health facilities have been exposed, including 34 hospitals, and leaving patients without access to basic medical services.

Israeli strikes in hospitals and the continuous bombing of Gaza were killed at least 1722 health and relief workers.

Hundreds of others have been removed from the wings of hospitals and the patient’s family and their detention in Israeli prisons and military camps.

According to the Health Care Watch Watch, as of July 22, Israeli forces maintain 28 prominent doctors, including 18 senior vital fields such as surgery, anesthesia, concentrated care, medical class science, and depriving the devastating health system in Gaza of critical experiences.

According to what was reported, two of the senior doctors died under torture in the Israeli seizure, and their bodies are still withheld.

At least 20 doctors from the besieged hospitals or the storming of Israeli soldiers were stormed, while others were arrested from medical convoys, their homes, or during the forced evacuation. Most of them were detained without charges for more than 400 days, including three detainees for more than 600 days.

These arrests are part of a wider pattern of attacks on the Gaza health care system. Since October 2023, there have been more than 790 documented attacks on health facilities, including the aerial bombardment of hospitals, clinics and ambulances, according to the World Health Organization.

Hospitals cannot be the subject of the attack, according to the Fourth Geneva Convention, Article 18-22. According to Article 12 and 51, medical units and employees have special protection.

According to the Rome Law of the International Criminal Court, Article 8 (2) (B) (Ninth), deliberately attacking the hospital is a war crime.

famine

Israel has organized the wide -ranging hunger in Gaza through the military restrictions that prevented aid for several months and the imposed food distribution system, where people are fired almost daily while trying to collect food.

At least 459 people died, including 154 children, due to hunger.

On August 22, the system of the integrated food security class classified by the United Nations, a global hunger observer, has confirmed the form of the formal-the first recognized in the Middle East.

According to the IPC, the famine is currently taking place in Gaza Governorate and is expected to expand in the Deir al -Adl Governorate and Khan Yunis by the end of September. Nearly a third of the population (641,000 people) is expected to face catastrophic circumstances (stage 5).

Bad nutrition increased among children at a historical pace: in July alone, more than 12,000 were identified as malnutrition – six times higher than the beginning of the year.

Almost one in every four suffers from severe acute malnutrition, one in five children is born prematurely or underweight.

When the US -backed GHF seized aid operations on May 27, which operates outside the United Nations, it provided a deadly new distribution system.

According to the Ministry of Health in Gaza, more than 2,600 people were killed and more than 19,000 were wounded by Israeli soldiers and GHF security detainees while trying to collect food from GHF sites.

An Israeli soldier described these areas as a “killing field.” The Haritz newspaper in Israel quoted Israeli soldiers as saying that they had ordered fire to people who gathered at GHF sites.

89 % of the water and sanitation infrastructure in Gaza is corrupt

Since October 2023, Israel systematically targeted the water infrastructure that Gaza is already offered – amazing wells, pipelines, water desalination plants and sewage systems.

according to expert89 percent of the water and sewage network has been damaged or destroyed, leaving more than 96 percent of families that are not safe for water.

The local authorities said that many of the water distribution system in Gaza is in a state of ruin, as the main tubes and wells were shattered either contaminated with inappropriate or unacceptable sewage due to continuous fighting and forced displacement.

Today, nearly half of Gaza population survives less than 6 liters (1.6 gallons) of water per day for drinking and cooking, while 28 percent have access to less than 9 liters (2.4 gallons) for clean standards and cleaning-much less than emergency standards 20 liters (5.3 gallons) specified for “survival in the short term”.

Almost all homes were destroyed or damaged

Destruction throughout Gaza is near the total.

According to the United Nations Office for Humanitarian Coordination, by August, 92 percent of all residential buildings and 88 percent of commercial establishments were damaged or destroyed.

The entire neighborhoods were eliminated, leaving millions of displaced Palestinians without shelter.

The satellite analysis was found by the United Nations program of the United Nations that, as of July 8, 2025, nearly 78 percent of all structures through the pocket were destroyed.

With 62 percent of the population who lacks legal documents to prove property ownership, rebuilding will be fraught with challenges. Many families face a possibility of permanent displacement, unable to restore their homes or land even if they start reconstruction.

According to the evaluation of the World Bank, which was issued in February, the direct physical damage caused by Israel’s bombing of $ 55 billion, including the obliteration of homes, schools, hospitals and public infrastructure through the Gaza Strip.

education

The education system in Gaza collapsed under the weight of the war.

Nearly 658,000 children of school age and 87,000 university students were left without reaching learning, as the classrooms and branches are located in ruins.

At least 780 education employees have been killed, and 92 percent of schools now require full rebuilding.

More than 2,300 educational facilities have been destroyed, including 63 university buildings. Those that are still used as a shelter are used for the displaced.

Thousands detained in Israeli prisons

more than 10800 Palestinians are currently being held in Israeli prisons in light of what rights groups describe as dangerous and inhuman conditions, including 450 children and 87 women.

People were brought in raids in Gaza or during raids in the occupied West Bank.

A large number is held without charge or trial. At least 3,629 Palestinians are held under administrative detention, a policy that Israel uses to imprison Palestinians indefinitely on “secret evidence”.

The most place to be a journalist

Nearly 300 journalists and media workers have been killed in Gaza since October 7, including 10 from the island, according to Sherine Abu Aklele Observatory.

These are Al -Jazeera employees who were killed in Israeli attacks:

• Muhammad Salama
• Anas Al-Sharif
• Mohamed QRIIQEH
• Ibrahim Zahr
• Muhammad Noufal
• Hossam Shabat
• Ismail Al-Ghoul
• Ahmed Al-Louh
• Hamza Dahdouh
• Samer Abouda

Foreign media were prevented from entering the pocket, with a few correspondents with the Israeli soldiers allowed to enter the pocket in light of the strict Israeli military control.

The United Nations Special Rapporteur on Freedom of Expression and Opinion, Irene Khan says that the Israel campaign is reaching an attempt to silence Palestinian journalists.

And she said: “Israel is first removing the initiation and distorting the formulation of the journalist.” “They accuse Al -Lakhkha’s campaigns of being terrorists – then they are killed. This is not only about killing journalists. It is about killing the story.”

The War costs at the University of Brown states that more journalists were killed in Gaza more than the American Civil War, the First and Second World War, the Korean and Vietnam wars, the Yugoslav disputes and the post-11/10 war in Afghanistan-combined.

Examination fees by Muhammad Okour