Three days after the start of the “Al-Aqsa deluge” operation launched by Hamas on the territory of Israel, the number of victims was more than 1,600 dead and 6,000 injured in both camps.
The results of this war have killed nearly 1,600 people, according to official balance sheets from both camps. On the Israeli side, more than 900 people were killed and 2616 have been injured since the start of the Hamas attack on Saturday October 7. On the Palestinian side, 687 people were killed and 3,727 injured, according to local authorities, an overall balance sheet of 1587 dead and 6,343 injured.
Israel announced on Monday the establishment of a “full seat” of the Gaza Strip. “No electricity, no food, no gas,” said the Minister of Israeli Defense, Yoav Galant. Israeli Prime Minister Benyamin Netanyahu has promised on Monday evening that “each place from which (Hamas) operates will become a ruin” and that “the massive attack” in progress in the Gaza Strip will be “of an intensity that has never taken place”.
For its part, Hamas has threatened to execute hostages in response to the bombing of Gaza. “Whenever our people is targeted without warning, this will lead to the execution of one of the civil hostages,” threatened the Islamist movement in a statement. More than a hundred people have been kidnapped in Israel by Hamas, according to the Israeli government.
In addition, more than 187,500 people have been moved to Gaza since the start of the conflict, according to a report by the United Nations Humanitarian Affairs Coordination (OCHA).
