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Israeli aggression on Gaza has left 42,010 martyrs since October 7: Palestinian ministry

[09/10/2024 06:50]

GAZA - SABA
The death toll from Israeli aggression on the Gaza Strip has risen to 42,010 and the injuries have reached 97,720, since October 7.
The Ministry of Health in Gaza announced in a daily bulletin that the Israeli occupation forces committed three massacres against families in the past 24 hours in Gaza, leaving 45 martyrs and injuring 130 others and the casualties were taken to hospitals.
The ministry reported that a number of victims are still lying in the roads or are under the rubble of devastated buildings and ambulance and civil defense teams cannot reach them.