The death toll from Israel's attacks on the Gaza Strip, which began in October 2023, has risen by 10 over the past 48 hours to 74,540. The Palestinian Ministry of Health in Gaza released updated figures on the attacks that have continued despite the ceasefire.
According to the ministry's statement, the bodies of 8 people were brought to hospitals in the territory over the past two days, while 62 people were admitted with injuries. During the same period, one person who had been wounded earlier could not be saved, and the body of another was recovered from under the rubble.
The statement also covered casualties since the ceasefire took effect in October 2025. During this period, 1,547 people were killed and 5,559 injured in Israeli attacks, while the bodies of 842 people were recovered from the rubble.
The total number of people injured in Gaza since the attacks began has reached 175,678, the ministry said.
The ministry further announced that 42 people whose identities were verified following reviews of missing-person applications and reports conducted by the Forensic Medicine Institute since 10 October have been added to the overall death toll.
The bodies of thousands of people are still believed to lie under the rubble in the Gaza Strip.
