Gaza Health Ministry says death toll from Israeli strikes rises to 73,922
The Gaza Health Ministry says three more Palestinians were killed, bringing the number of people injured since the start of the war to 174,995.
The Gaza Health Ministry said Wednesday that three more Palestinians had been killed, raising the territory's death toll since the start of the war to 73,922, according to the ministry's tally.
The ministry, which operates under the Hamas-run government in Gaza, also reported that the number of people injured in the territory has climbed to 174,995 since the war began. The figures reflect the ministry's own count and have not been independently verified.
The source report that provided these figures referred to the ongoing Israeli military campaign in Gaza as a "genocide," a characterisation that remains a matter of international dispute; the term has been used by some rights groups and UN-linked bodies, while Israel has strongly rejected it.
Sources
- Israel kills 3 in Gaza, raising death toll from genocide to 73,922: Health Ministry — Anadolu Agency (Turkey)
EGazette summarizes reporting from multiple sources; follow the links for the originals.
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