The Ministry of Health in Gaza announced that the occupation committed 8 massacres in 24 hours, killing 84 and injuring 106. This brings the total numbers of Palestinians killed in the Israeli aggression on Gaza since October 7 to 32,226, in addition to 74,518 injuries.
It is noteworthy that numerous victims remain trapped under the rubble, presumed dead, as “Israel” prevents ambulance and civil defense crews from reaching them.
Concurrently, the Palestinian Red Crescent reported that the Israeli occupation besieged Al-Amal and al-Nasr hospitals in Gaza. The PRCS reported heavy gunfire and intense shelling around the two hospitals, stressing that the Israeli occupation forces are also conducting excavation work around Al-Amal Hospital. The situation has put the medical teams, patients, and displaced citizens in the hospitals in grave danger as they are immobilized, the report added.
In a related development, the Palestinian Red Crescent reported that an employee had sustained a head injury from gunfire after Israeli forces opened fire on Al-Amal Hospital.
Gaza Genocide: Day 170 stats. expose Israeli occupation’s brutality
On its part, the Government Media Office released an update detailing key statistics regarding the ongoing genocide war conducted by the Israeli occupation forces in the Gaza Strip. This report covers the 170th day of the aggression, which falls on Sunday, March 24, 2024.
In the ongoing genocidal war against Palestinians in Gaza, recent statistics revealed the grim toll exacted on the civilian population. With 32,226 martyrs, including 14,280 children and 9,340 women, the devastation is profound. Additionally, 364 medical personnel, 48 civil defense members, and 136 journalists have been killed in the line of duty.
The statistics also indicated that 27 children have succumbed to malnutrition and dehydration. Furthermore, a staggering 73% of the victims are reported to be women and children.
Meanwhile, the plight of 7,000 missing individuals adds to the mounting concern for the safety and well-being of civilians.
According to statistics, there have been 269 cases of detention involving healthcare workers. Additionally, 12 journalists, whose identities have been disclosed, have been detained.
Source: ALMayadeen