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Israel Kills 10, 022 Palestinians In 4 Weeks – Report

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November 7, 2023
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Israel Kills 10, 022 Palestinians In 4 Weeks – Report
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Report says 10,022 Palestinians have so far been killed in the ongoing war in Gaza.

It said the Palestinians were killed by Israeli airstrikes.

Gaza’s Ministry of Health said among the casualties were 4,104 children and 2,641 women; while 2,200 others, including 2,150 children, were still trapped beneath the rubble.

The ministry, in the statement, said the siege by Israel had denied Palestinians access to necessities like fuel, food and electricity.

“The number is expected to go up as at least 2,000 people remain under the rubble.

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“The problem is, with lack of heavy equipment and machinery, the rescue teams on the ground are unable to remove and pull out these bodies from under the rubble,” the ministry said.

The spokesperson of the ministry, Ashraf al-Qudra, said Israel had conducted 18 attacks in the past hours, killing 252 people.

He put the number of those wounded since the October 7 start of the war at 25,408, including at least 6,360 children and 4,891 women.

He said about 4,000 Palestinians had been detained in Israeli prisons since the October 7th attack.

The ministry had, on Sunday, said a child was killed and two others injured every 10 minutes in Gaza.

The Israeli army has said at least 1,430 Israelis, including 341 soldiers and 58 police officers, have been killed in Israel with 25 military officers killed since the ground invasion began; while at least 5,600 have been injured with 242 taken captive or missing.
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