The government media office in Gaza has confirmed that the Israeli occupation army wiped out 902 Palestinian families and erased them from the civil registry by killing all their members during a year of genocide in the Gaza Strip. In a press statement on Wednesday, the office added that 1,364 Palestinian families were left with one member only, and 3,472 Palestinian families were left with two members. These ongoing crimes against the Palestinian people come within the framework of the genocide crime being waged by the Israeli occupation under full American sponsorship, and with the participation of a group of European and Western countries that supply the occupation with lethal and internationally prohibited weapons, such as the United Kingdom, Germany, France and other countries, the office added. The office condemned the Israeli occupation's killing of entire Palestinian families, and all the crimes of killing and genocide carried out by the occupation against the Palestinian people. It called on all world countries to condemn these systematic crimes against civilians, and against children and women in particular. It held the Israeli occupation, the US administration, and the countries participating in the genocide fully responsible for these crimes against humanity and international law. The Palestinian Ministry of Health in Gaza announced Wednesday that the death toll from the ongoing Israeli aggression on the Gaza Strip since Oct. 2023 has surged to 41,689 martyrs and 96,625 injuries. Source: Qatar News Agency
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Gaza Government Media Office: Israeli Occupation Army Wipe Out 902 Palestinian families during Year of War
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