◻️ 420 days of genocide.
◻️ 9,867 massacres committed by the occupation forces overall.
◻️ 7,160 massacres committed against Palestinian families (Ministry of Health).
◻️ 1,410 Palestinian families completely erased, with 5,444 martyrs (Ministry of Health).
◻️ 3,463 families left with only one surviving member, with 7,934 martyrs (Ministry of Health).
◻️ 55,363 martyrs and missing persons.
◻️ 11,000 missing individuals not yet reached by hospitals.
◻️ 44,363 martyrs whose bodies reached hospitals (Ministry of Health).
◻️ 17,581 child martyrs.
◻️ 223 newborns who were born and martyred during the genocide.
◻️ 837 children under the age of one martyred.
◻️ 44 deaths due to malnutrition and starvation.
◻️ 12,048 female martyrs.
◻️ 1,055 medical personnel martyred (Ministry of Health).
◻️ 87 Civil Defense martyrs.
◻️ 190 journalist martyrs.
◻️ 706 security and aid personnel killed by the occupation.
◻️ 141 targeted attacks on police and aid workers.
◻️ 7 mass graves established by the occupation inside hospitals.
◻️ 520 martyrs recovered from 7 hospital mass graves.
◻️ 105,070 wounded and injured arrived at hospitals (Ministry of Health).
◻️ 399 wounded journalists and media personnel.
◻️ 70% of victims are children and women.
◻️ 211 shelter and displacement centers targeted by the occupation.
◻️ Only 10% of Gaza designated as “humanitarian zones” by the occupation.
◻️ 35,060 children live without both parents or one parent.
◻️ 12,125 women lost their husbands during the genocide.
◻️ 3,500 children at risk of death due to malnutrition.
◻️ 206 days since the last crossing into Gaza was closed by the occupation.
◻️ 12,650 injured individuals need medical treatment abroad.
◻️ 12,500 cancer patients face death without treatment.
◻️ 3,000 patients with other conditions require treatment abroad.
◻️ 2,136,026 cases of infectious diseases due to displacement (Ministry of Health).
◻️ 71,338 cases of hepatitis infections due to displacement.
◻️ Around 60,000 pregnant women at risk due to lack of healthcare.
◻️ 350,000 chronic patients in danger due to the blockade on medications.
◻️ 6,500 detainees from Gaza during the genocide.
◻️ 319 healthcare workers detained, 3 executed in prisons.
◻️ 40 journalists known to have been arrested.
◻️ 2 million displaced in Gaza.
◻️ 110,000 tents worn out and unusable for the displaced.
◻️ 211 government buildings destroyed.
◻️ 132 schools and universities fully destroyed.
◻️ 348 schools and universities partially destroyed.
◻️ 12,780 students martyred during the war.
◻️ 785,000 students deprived of education.
◻️ 755 teachers and educational staff martyred.
◻️ 144 academics and researchers executed.
◻️ 819 mosques completely destroyed.
◻️ 153 mosques heavily damaged and need restoration.
◻️ 3 churches targeted and destroyed.
◻️ 19 cemeteries fully or partially destroyed out of 60.
◻️ 2,300 bodies stolen by the occupation from Gaza cemeteries.
◻️ 160,500 housing units completely destroyed.
◻️ 83,000 housing units uninhabitable.
◻️ 193,000 partially destroyed housing units.
◻️ 87,000 tons of explosives dropped on Gaza.
◻️ 34 hospitals out of service.
◻️ 80 health centers rendered inoperable.
◻️ 162 health facilities targeted.
◻️ 134 ambulances targeted.
◻️ 206 historical and heritage sites destroyed.
◻️ 3,130 km of electrical networks destroyed.
◻️ 125 ground power transformers destroyed.
◻️ 330,000 meters of water networks destroyed.
◻️ 655,000 meters of sewage networks destroyed.
◻️ 2,835,000 meters of roads and streets destroyed.
◻️ 40 sports facilities and stadiums destroyed.
◻️ 717 water wells rendered inoperable.
◻️ 86% of Gaza destroyed.
◻️ $37 billion in direct initial losses due to the genocide.