On its 693rd day.. New massacres raise the toll of "genocide" victims in Gaza to nearly 63,000.

On the 693rd day of the genocide faced by the Gaza Strip, the occupying forces continue to commit massacres against civilians, raising the death toll to about 63,000. These massacres occur amid unprecedented international silence, as more than two million displaced people suffer from death by bombardment and hunger.

In recent hours, a series of violent airstrikes targeted various areas in Gaza, where civilians were attacked in their homes and displacement tents. Among the massacres committed was the massacre at the Al-Bureij camp, which resulted in the martyrdom of 4 citizens, including a child, and the injury of 18 others.

In Khan Younis, two citizens were killed due to shelling that targeted a tent belonging to the Khafaja family, while 5 citizens were martyred in shelling that targeted the vicinity of the Halima Al-Sa'diya School in Jabalia. These attacks confirm the targeting of civilians by the occupying forces with no regard for their rights.

The occupying aircraft continue to launch airstrikes on different areas, dropping bombs around the Abu Iskandar area north of Gaza City, while artillery continues its intensive shelling of residential neighborhoods, leading to the destruction of many buildings.

According to the Ministry of Health, the death toll has risen to 62,966 dead and 159,266 injuries, in addition to more than 10,000 missing under the rubble. The numbers reflect the scale of the humanitarian disaster faced by the Palestinian people.

The targeting of children and women has had the greatest impact, with 19,000 children and 14,500 women killed. The number of dead due to famine and malnutrition has also risen to 317, including 121 children, highlighting the extent of the suffering endured by civilians.

Data shows that 88% of the buildings in the Gaza Strip have been destroyed, with initial losses exceeding 62 billion dollars. This systematic destruction aims to make the strip uninhabitable, with 149 schools, universities, and 828 mosques destroyed.

The occupying forces currently control 77% of the area of the Gaza Strip, reflecting the scale of the invasion, fire control, and forced displacement faced by the population.