The genocide war on Gaza enters its 680th day.

The genocide war waged by the occupation against the Gaza Strip has entered its 680th day, as the aggression continues to commit crimes against civilians, resulting in the death of tens of thousands and the injury of hundreds of thousands. This war has caused the displacement of many families and their starvation, as residents live in difficult humanitarian conditions.

According to reports from the Ministry of Health, the death toll has risen since October 7, 2023, to 61,827 dead, in addition to 155,275 injured with varying degrees of injuries. These numbers reflect the scale of the humanitarian disaster faced by the residents of the Strip.

Since March 18, 2025, reports have recorded 10,300 martyrs and 43,234 injuries, indicating the escalation of aggression and the occupation's violation of the ceasefire. This situation raises international concern and calls for urgent action to save civilians.

In the past hours, the occupation continued its intense bombardment, resulting in the martyrdom of citizen Youssef Moatasem Shaheen Al-Batta and his wife Saja Ghassan Al-Nafar, while three others were injured due to shelling that targeted a tent housing displaced persons in Khan Younis.

The occupation also committed a new massacre in the Al-Bureij camp, where the entire Ghanem family was erased from the civil registry following the bombing of their home. The martyrs from this family are Mohammed Ahmed Ghanem, his wife, and their children.

The occupation's artillery continues to target the areas surrounding the Islamic complex southeast of Gaza, while occupation aircraft launched raids on the Al-Bureij camp, exacerbating the suffering of the residents and deepening the humanitarian crisis.

The continuation of these crimes requires the international community to take serious steps to pressure the occupying state to stop the aggression and protect civilians, who have become victims of this ongoing war.