Gaza Death toll was added near 62,000 missing. Gaza News
Local authorities missing and killed 14,000 people on the list.
Officials in Gaza have updated the toll of death at 61,709 on the enclave from the War of Israel, adding thousands of people who are missing and are now dead.
The head of the Gaza government’s information office told in a news conference that the bodies of 76 percent of the Palestinians killed in the struggle have been fixed and they have been brought to medical centers. However, at least 14,222 people still get trapped under the debris or in inaccessible areas for rescuers.
Speaking at Al-Shifa Hospital in Gaza City, Salama Maroff told reporters that there were 17,881 children among deaths, including 214 newborns.
The official said, “More than 2 million people have been forcibly displaced, more than 25 times, under the lack of basic services,” the official said that 111,588 people were also injured.
‘Home cemetery has become’
The updated numbers between Israel and Hamas between the delicate ceasefire, which stayed last month, at least temporarily, the 15 -month massacre in the enclave, which was the armed group after the attack on Southern Israel in October 2023 in October 2023 About 1,200 and about 1,200 were seen killing. Take 250 people back to Gaza as a prisoner.
The battle in the battle was set to continue at least until the beginning of March, giving the Palestinian rescue team space to reach parts of Gaza that they could not reach before.
Reporting from Gaza’s Al-Rashid Street, “Human and medical teams have shifted the recovery mission to the recovery mission,” Reporting from Gaza’s Al-Rashid Street, many Palestinians to return to their northern hometowns. Are taking
“Hundreds of houses have become cemeteries.”
Maarouf also noted heavy tolls on health, human and media employees in the enclave. At least 1,155 medical personnel, 205 journalists and 194 civil defense workers are reported to have been killed during the Israeli attack.
Step II Dialogue
Negotiations are going on about going to the second phase of three-phase ceasefire. It envisages an approach to a permanent end for war.
The mediated Qatar, Egypt and the United States will open those dialogues today, but if they cannot bring Israel and Hamas into an agreement, the battle may resume in the march.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who is in Washington, DC and planning to meet President Donald Trump, is under pressure from far-flung colleagues to reduce the ceasefire and continue fighting.
Netanyahu, who wants other Israeli officials and Hamas leaders as well as alleged war crimes by the International Criminal Court, said that he and Trump “win over Hamas, winning all our hostages and from the Iranian terrorist axis Will discuss “to deal. Middle East.
