Israeli Attacks on Gaza on Day 360: Death Toll Rises to 41,615
In the attacks carried out by the Israeli army on the Gaza Strip, 20 more Palestinians have lost their lives in the last 24 hours. The number of journalists who have lost their lives in the attacks has risen to 174. The Gaza Ministry of Health announced that medical teams are unable to reach bodies under the rubble.
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The number of people who have lost their lives in the attacks carried out by the Israeli army on the Gaza Strip since October 7, 2023, has reached 41,615. The Ministry of Health in Gaza shared updated data regarding Israel's attacks, which have been ongoing for 360 days.
In the attacks carried out in the last 24 hours, 20 Palestinians lost their lives and 108 people were injured. It was reported that the total number of deaths since October 7 is 41,615, and the number of injured is 96,359. Furthermore, it was stated that there are bodies under the rubble and on the roadsides, but medical teams are unable to reach the remains due to the interventions of Israeli forces.
ONE MORE JOURNALIST HAS LOST THEIR LIFE
The Gaza Government Media Office shared information regarding journalists who have lost their lives in the Israeli army's attacks since October 7. Most recently, it was stated that journalist Wafa Ali al-Udayni, who worked for several English-language media outlets, was killed. Thus, it was reported that the number of journalists who have died in Gaza since October 7 has risen to 174.
In statements condemning the killing of journalists, it was emphasized that the Israeli administration is responsible for these actions. Furthermore, a call was made to the international community and media-related organizations to "impose deterrent sanctions on Israel to stop it from killing Palestinian journalists."
RAIDS CONTINUE IN THE WEST BANK
The Israeli army continues to carry out raids on cities in the occupied West Bank, such as Nablus, Tulkarm, and Qalqilya. During the raids on the Askar Refugee Camp in Nablus, clashes occurred between Israeli soldiers and Palestinians. While live ammunition and tear gas were used during the raids, Palestinian youth responded by throwing stones.
As a result of the raids, 2 Palestinians were detained. Shops and homes were also searched in various neighborhoods in Qalqilya. In Ramallah, numerous Palestinians were detained during raids in Silvad and its surroundings. In the town of Tuqu near Bethlehem, at least 10 Palestinians were detained. The Israeli army also carried out similar operations in the cities of Salfit, Jenin, and Hebron.