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Father, child among six Palestinians killed in Israeli attacks on Gaza

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Briefings

According to the Gaza Health Ministry, Israel has killed more than 1,600 people in Gaza since the last ceasefire agreement in November 2023. This figure represents a significant increase from the previous year's death toll, indicating a sustained high rate of fatalities in the enclave. The data is sourced from the official health ministry and reflects the ongoing conflict's impact on civilian life.

Key points

• Israel has killed more than 1,600 people in Gaza since the last ceasefire agreement in November 2023.
• The death toll has risen significantly compared to the previous year's figures.

Context

This finding highlights the severe humanitarian crisis in Gaza, where the death rate remains critically high despite ongoing ceasefire efforts. The specific number of fatalities since the last agreement underscores the continued vulnerability of the population.

Limitations

The data is sourced from the Gaza Health Ministry and reflects the situation as of the article's publication date. It does not account for deaths occurring before the last ceasefire agreement or those occurring after the article's publication.

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