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Health Authorities in Gaza Report Rising Casualties Despite Ceasefire Agreement

Published: 2025/10/25 2:23 PM
Updated: 2025/10/25 2:23 PM
Health Authorities in Gaza Report Rising Casualties Despite Ceasefire Agreement

The Palestinian Ministry of Health in Gaza has reported a continued rise in casualties, despite the ceasefire agreement intended to end the two-year Israeli military offensive in Gaza.

In its latest daily update, the Ministry confirmed on Saturday that 19 Palestinians were killed in the past 24 hours, including 4 from direct Israeli airstrikes and 15 recovered from beneath the rubble. Seven others were reported injured.

 However, many victims remain trapped under debris, and emergency teams have been unable to reach certain areas due to ongoing bombardment.

Since Israeli attacks on October 7, 2023, Gaza’s death toll has reached 68,519, with more than 170,382 individuals injured.

Following the ceasefire on October 11, 2025, an additional 93 Palestinians have been killed, and 324 more have been injured.

 The Ministry also reported the recovery of 464 bodies from the rubble.

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