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Gaza: 340 children killed despite ceasefire agreement - UNICEF

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Briefings

UNICEF reported that over one year after a ceasefire agreement between Hamas and Israel, more than 340 children were killed and hundreds injured. This finding highlights ongoing violence despite the formal agreement, with UNICEF providing the primary data source for these casualty figures.

Key points

• UNICEF confirmed over 340 children killed and hundreds injured since a Hamas-Israel ceasefire agreement was announced.
• The report was issued on Friday, one year after the agreement was initially announced.

Context

UNICEF is the primary data source for these casualty figures, providing the most recent verified count of children killed and injured since the ceasefire agreement was announced.

Limitations

The evidence is limited to UNICEF's reported figures, which may not capture all casualties. The report does not specify the exact number of children killed or injured, only that hundreds were injured.

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