Israeli explosive weapons hit civilian infrastructure in Gaza – including schools, hospitals and aid distribution points – once every three hours.
“These staggering figures are both appalling and heartbreaking. Influential actors in the international community have not only failed to hold Israel to account, they are also complicit in the atrocities by continuing to unconditionally supply it with arms. It will take generations to recover from the devastating impacts of this war and there is still no ceasefire in sight.”
Sally Abi Khalil, Oxfam’s Middle East and North Africa Director
Oxfam
The record number of women and children killed in Gaza does not include those among nearly 20,000 people who are either unidentified, missing or entombed beneath rubble. Earlier this year, a study published in The Lancet estimated the true number of deaths in Gaza could be over 186,000, taking indirect deaths – for example, due to starvation and lack of health care – into consideration.
“For children, the trauma is equally profound. Over 25,000 children have either lost a parent or become orphans, leaving them in deep emotional distress. Most children are grappling with anxiety and severe physical injuries, with many having lost limbs.”
Dr Umaiyeh Khammash, director of Oxfam partner Juzoor Juzoor
Oxfam report
Correction
Though Oxfam claims that,
“Conservative figures show that more than 6,000 women and 11,000 children were killed in Gaza by the Israeli military over the last 12 months,” the official count by the Palestinian Ministry of Health states that over 17.000 children have been genocided by the US-BACKED terrorist colony in Gaza.
Meanwhile, the Zionist colony expanded operation and has been engaged in a parallel massacre in Lebanon.
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