Two dead and injuries in occupation raids in the central sector, and the number of victims of violations rises

Medical and field sources reported the martyrdom of two Palestinians and the injury of four others, including children, as a result of targeting carried out by Israeli occupation forces on Wednesday in various areas in the central and southern Gaza Strip. The sources stated that an occupation drone targeted a group of citizens near the Al-Sawarah cemetery in Nuseirat camp, leading to the martyrdom of two who were immediately transferred to Al-Awda Hospital for necessary procedures.

In a related context, the Palestinian Ministry of Health in Gaza announced a new update on casualty statistics, confirming that the past twenty-four hours witnessed an escalation in Israeli violations of the existing ceasefire agreement. The ministry stated in an official statement that the number of martyrs who fell as a result of these violations since October has risen to 689 martyrs, in addition to the injury of about 1860 people with various injuries.

Official data also revealed the total toll of victims of the genocide war waged by the occupation, reaching 77,265 martyrs, while the number of injured exceeded 171,959. These figures come amid ongoing field attacks that undermine de-escalation efforts and increase the suffering of the besieged population who face extremely harsh humanitarian and health conditions as a result of direct targeting of civilians.

It is worth noting that the current ceasefire agreement came after two years of intensive military operations that received widespread American support and resulted in the destruction of nearly 90% of the infrastructure and civilian facilities in the sector. According to United Nations estimates, the enormous scale of destruction requires tremendous international efforts for reconstruction, with an initial financial cost estimated at about 70 billion dollars, amid a complete disruption of basic services and public life.

The toll of victims of Israeli violations of the agreement has risen to 689 martyrs and 1860 injured since last October.