Gaza’s Health Ministry says 152 Palestinians were killed across the enclave in July, making it the deadliest month recorded so far this year.
The ministry says the victims include 21 children, 14 women and four elderly people, reflecting the heavy toll on civilians and densely populated neighbourhoods.
Despite a ceasefire that took effect on October 10, 2025, the ministry says Israeli attacks continue, leaving 1,222 people dead and 4,053 injured since the truce began.
The ministry says the overall death toll since October 2023 has climbed to 73,349, while the number of injured has reached 174,162.
Beyond the rising casualty figures, Gaza’s shattered landscape bears the scars of prolonged conflict, with about 90 percent of civilian infrastructure destroyed.
The United Nations estimates reconstruction will cost around $70 billion, underscoring the immense challenge of rebuilding homes, hospitals and essential services.
The latest figures paint a stark picture of a humanitarian crisis that continues to deepen, even as hopes for a lasting ceasefire remain fragile.
