The Ministry of Health in Gaza has announced that the death toll from continuous Israeli airstrikes since October 7th has exceeded 10,000 casualties.
Ashraf al-Qudra, the ministry’s spokesperson, made this announcement during a press conference on Monday, marking the 31st day of the conflict.
Al-Qudra emphasized the urgent need for a safe humanitarian corridor to allow the entry of medical supplies, fuel, and medical delegations into Gaza.
He reiterated that the healthcare system in Gaza has become completely incapacitated and is experiencing complete paralysis.
Since the outbreak of the conflict triggered by an attack by Hamas on October 7th, Israel has been continuously bombarding the Gaza Strip.
According to Israeli authorities, the conflict has claimed the lives of around 1,400 people in Israel.
The situation in Gaza remains dire, with a growing humanitarian crisis. International efforts are ongoing to reach a ceasefire and provide much-needed assistance to the affected population.
The high casualty count highlights the urgency of addressing the situation and finding a lasting solution to the conflict in the region.
