Day 264 of the genocide: 37,718 killed, 86,377 injured by 'Israel'
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Many victims remain stuck beneath the rubble with rescue crews being unable to reach them.
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A mother holds the body of her daughter Zena Naser, killed in an Israeli bombardment on a residential building in Maghazi refugee camp, outside the morgue of al-Aqsa Martyrs Hospital in Deir al-Balah, central Gaza Strip, Tuesday, June 25, 2024. (AP)
On day 264 of the genocide in Gaza, the death toll has reached 37,718 Palestinians killed and 86,377 injured by the Israeli occupation amid the IOF's brutal onslaught, according to the daily report published by the Health Ministry in Gaza.
"Israel" committed four massacres over the past 24 hours, killing 60 Palestinians and injuring 140 others.
While some were transported to partially functioning hospitals, many victims remain stuck beneath the rubble with rescue crews being unable to reach them.
A Palestinian father struggled to stand as he bid farewell to his little girl, who was killed in an Israeli attack. pic.twitter.com/UkqyteSz4o
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According to James Elder, Spokesperson for the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF), 100 children are killed or injured in Gaza every day. Elder warned on Tuesday that the situation will worsen "if the war does not stop."
Palestinian Shahab news agency cited Elder on Monday warning that Palestinians in Gaza, especially children, are suffering significantly as a result of the prolonged aggression
He highlighted that if help is not allowed into the Gaza Strip, the situation would worsen.
In a heartwrenching revelation, the Government Media Office in Gaza reported that over 17,000 children have become orphans since the start of the Israeli genocide against Palestinians in Gaza more than eight months ago.
More shockingly, according to the Government Media Office in Gaza, three percent of the orphaned children in the region have tragically lost both parents due to the ongoing Israeli aggression.
Save the Children, a leading humanitarian organization for children, reported that around 21,000 Palestinian children are believed to be missing due to "Israel’s" intense attacks on Gaza. This estimate includes approximately 17,000 children who are separated from their families and unaccompanied, as well as about 4,000 children who are feared to be missing under the rubble.
