Number of victims of ongoing Israeli aggression on Gaza Strip reaches 24,100 martyrs and 60,834 wounded

The number of victims of the ongoing Israeli occupation aggression on the Gaza Strip for the 101st day has reached  24,100 martyrs and 60,834 wounded.

“During the past 24 hours, the occupation committed 12 massacres in Gaza Strip, claiming the lives of 132 people and wounding 252″ The Palestinian Ministry of Health said in a statement on Monday .

It noted that a number of victims are still under the rubble and on the roads, and ambulance and civil defense crews cannot reach them.

The Ministry added: “The number of victims of the ongoing aggression against the Gaza Strip has risen to 24,100 martyrs and 60,834 wounded.”

Wafa Agency reported that during the past hours, the occupation aircraft bombed several homes in Gaza City, killing 33 Palestinians and wounding dozens, while artillery bombarded several areas in Khan Yunis in the south of the Gaza Strip and in the Bureij and Al-Maghazi camps.

In addition, the Palestinian Red Crescent pointed out that the situation is very catastrophic in Gaza City and the northe of  Gaza Strip, due to the collapse of the health system, extreme cold, and displacement conditions.

Hospitals in the south Gaza Strip are operating at three times their capacity and suffering from a scarcity of fuel, in addition to the fact that the occupation is directly targeting medical staff. .

For the fourth day in a row, the complete stopping of communications and Internet services in the Gaza Strip continues as a result of the massive destruction caused by the Israeli aggression.

This is accompanied by an escalation in the massacres committed by the occupation against the people of the Gaza Strip, in addition to hindering the rescue and ambulance efforts.

The telecommunications sector suffers from the continued targeting of the occupation, as the extent of the destruction  reached more than 80 percent, in addition to  technical crews are subjected  to direct targeting while carrying out their work.

Rawaa Ghanam