Humanitarian tragedy in Gaza: 29,000 homes destroyed since October 7, at least 2,000 people under the rubble
The government in Gaza has announced that 29,000 homes have been completely destroyed in Israeli attacks since October 7, and that reports have been received indicating at least 2,000 people are trapped under the rubble.
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The media office of the government in Gaza has shared updated information regarding the loss of life and property in the attacks carried out by Israel since October 7.
According to the report, 190,000 homes have sustained partial damage so far, 29,000 homes have been completely destroyed, and reports have been received that at least 2,000 people are under the rubble.
Due to the attacks and Israeli threats, 1 million 500 thousand people have left their homes and taken shelter in housing centers, hospitals, and public facilities.
Furthermore, 79 government buildings, 38 mosques, 3 churches, and 189 schools were bombed in the attacks. 25 of these schools have been rendered out of service.
THE REASON FOR WHAT IS HAPPENING IN GAZA IS THE SILENCE OF THE INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITY
In a written statement, the media office called on the Islamic community and the free people of the world to increase mass movements to pressure Israel and its supporters, and to support the Palestinian people.
The statement emphasized that the "Nazi Holocaust" occurring in Gaza continues due to the helplessness, silence, and shameful stance of the international community, as well as the green light given by America.
It was noted that due to the failure of rescue equipment and the depletion of fuel, it will soon be impossible to rescue anyone from under the rubble.
ISRAEL IS NOT AFRAID OF BEING HELD ACCOUNTABLE
The statement also indicated that Israel's admission to bombing the home of the family of Wael al-Dahdouh, a correspondent for the Qatar-based Al Jazeera television, shows that it is not afraid of being held accountable for the crimes it has committed.
It was noted that Israel continues to commit the "most heinous crimes" against civilians, keep the border crossings into Gaza closed, and prevent the entry of food, medicine, and fuel.
Finally, Israel was asked to explain what these "military targets" are, which it claims to target by the hundreds every day, but which in reality are nothing more than the homes of civilians.