The number of martyrs in Gaza has risen to about 24 thousand, amid the continued communications cutoff for the fourth day
- 4 months ago
The Ministry of Health in Gaza announces that the number of martyrs has risen to about 24 thousand, more than two-thirds of whom are women and children, and the communications blackout continues for the fourth day.
The number of martyrs in Gaza has risen to about 24 thousand, amid the continued communications cutoff for the fourth day
In a tragic development, the Ministry of Health in the Gaza Strip announced today that the number of martyrs has risen to about 24 thousand as a result of the ongoing attacks targeting the Strip for several days. More than two-thirds of the martyrs are women and children, highlighting the brutality of military operations and their devastating impact on human life.
This news comes as communications in the Strip continue to be cut off for the fourth day in a row, hampering efforts to transfer information and emergency communication. The communications blackout poses an additional challenge for residents and health officials given the difficult humanitarian conditions they face.
These ongoing developments reflect the scale of the humanitarian crisis in the Gaza Strip, where residents are at risk and many families are losing loved ones in harsh conditions. The international community calls for immediate intervention to reach an immediate cessation of hostilities and ensure the necessary humanitarian aid reaches those affected.
These events carry an enormous humanitarian burden and require concerted international efforts to work to stop the military escalation and provide the necessary support to civilians who are facing an unprecedented tragedy in this difficult situation.
The number of martyrs in Gaza has risen to about 24 thousand, amid the continued communications cutoff for the fourth day
In a tragic development, the Ministry of Health in the Gaza Strip announced today that the number of martyrs has risen to about 24 thousand as a result of the ongoing attacks targeting the Strip for several days. More than two-thirds of the martyrs are women and children, highlighting the brutality of military operations and their devastating impact on human life.
This news comes as communications in the Strip continue to be cut off for the fourth day in a row, hampering efforts to transfer information and emergency communication. The communications blackout poses an additional challenge for residents and health officials given the difficult humanitarian conditions they face.
These ongoing developments reflect the scale of the humanitarian crisis in the Gaza Strip, where residents are at risk and many families are losing loved ones in harsh conditions. The international community calls for immediate intervention to reach an immediate cessation of hostilities and ensure the necessary humanitarian aid reaches those affected.
These events carry an enormous humanitarian burden and require concerted international efforts to work to stop the military escalation and provide the necessary support to civilians who are facing an unprecedented tragedy in this difficult situation.