The Palestinian Ministry of Health in Gaza announced on Monday that the death toll from the ongoing Israeli offensive in the Gaza Strip, which began on October 7, 2023, has risen to 68,527, with 170,395 injured.
In its daily report, the ministry stated that over the past 48 hours, eight bodies were recovered from under the rubble, and 13 new injuries were admitted to hospitals across the Strip.
The statement also noted that many victims remain trapped beneath the debris and along the streets, as rescue and civil defense teams continue to face immense difficulties reaching them due to widespread destruction and unsafe conditions.
Since the ceasefire was declared on October 11, 2025, the ministry has recorded 93 deaths and 337 injuries, in addition to the recovery of 472 bodies from various locations. It further confirmed that 72 bodies have been identified out of 195 that were handed over by Israeli authorities.
The Ministry of Health in Gaza emphasized that its medical teams continue to work under extremely difficult conditions and urged the international community and human rights organizations to take immediate action to protect civilians and ensure the delivery of medical and humanitarian aid throughout the Gaza Strip.
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