What Haven't We Seen Yet to Stop the Massacre?
250 days into the genocide:
45,223 martyrs have been recorded, including those who were accounted for under the debris, 15,620 of them were youngsters and more than 10,000 of whom were women. There are 1,700,000 people displaced and 86,340 injured. In addition to destroying 182 media offices, three churches, 696 mosques, and 206 archeological sites, the occupation has claimed the lives of 146 journalists. More than 486 health personnel, 67 civil defense workers, and 467 schools have been demolished by the Israeli occupation.
There have been 312,000 partially demolished and 141,920 fully destroyed dwelling units. 361 medical facilities and 2,590 industrial establishments have been destroyed. There are 2,750 detained and forcibly disappeared people.
Roughly 80 percent of Gaza's Palestinian population has a family member who was killed or maimed during the Holocaust. It has been confirmed by reports that between October 2023 and April 2024, Israel dropped almost 70,000 tons of bombs on Gaza.
No red line has been untouched by the occupation. Not a single international institution decision has been carried out, and no catchphrase has been able to stop an Israeli soldier from carrying out more atrocities. The brave Palestinian resistance and the people of Gaza have resisted this occupation for 250 days, standing firm against the most horrible genocidal war in recent history.