The number of Palestinians killed in Israeli airstrikes against Islamist Hamas attackers in the Gaza Strip has risen to 6,547, according to the local health authority. As the UN emergency aid agency OCHA announced on Thursday morning, citing the Hamas-controlled authority, 68 percent of the fatalities are believed to be children and women. About 1,600 people in Gaza are considered missing.
These figures cannot be independently verified. The Israeli army is preparing a ground offensive with the bombings.
Terrorists on behalf of Hamas, which rules the Gaza Strip, carried out a massacre of civilians in Israel on October 7. More than 1,400 people died during and in the following days. At least 222 other people were forcibly taken to the Gaza Strip, according to the Israeli military. Four hostages have now been released. Hamas says it will only release more hostages if Israel allows fuel and medicine to be delivered to the Gaza Strip.
Source: Krone
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