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“They All Have Names”: Protesters Honor Gaza’s Dead at 24-Hour Vigil
- Israel resumed intensified military assaults on the Gaza Strip on March 18, 2025, breaking a ceasefire that began in January 2025.
- The ceasefire ended because its first phase expired without agreement on a second phase or extension, leading to renewed Israeli operations.
- Since October 7, 2023, at least 54,056 Palestinians have died and over 123,129 have been injured, with more than 3,900 deaths and 11,000 injuries occurring since March 18.
- A UN report from January 14, 2025, states around 70% of Gaza’s fatalities were women and children, while daily averages reach at least 90 deaths and over 206 injuries.
- The ongoing Israeli attacks have worsened humanitarian conditions in Gaza, hindered relief efforts, and left many victims trapped under rubble and unreachable by ambulances.
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“They All Have Names”: Protesters Honor Gaza’s Dead at 24-Hour Vigil
In Massachusetts, protesters are holding a 24-hour vigil for Gaza in Harvard Square, reading the names of Palestinians killed in Israel’s assault on the Gaza Strip. Protester: “Rasha Mohammed Arafat Al-Minawi, Baraa Ramzi Imad Shahada, Dana Itimad Yousef Dalloul, Ghaidaa Iyad Subhi Al-Haj Salem.” Protesters held banners that said, “They all have names.” Officials in Gaza say Israel’s assault and starvation campaign has killed more than 61,700 Pa…
Since the break of the cease-fire by Israel on 18 March, the bombings have resulted in 3,901 deaths and 11,088 injuries in the Palestinian territory, resulting in 54,056 deaths and 123,129 injuries since 7 October 2023, according to figures provided by the Ministry.
The Ministry of Health of Gaza reported on Sunday that the number of deaths at the hands of the Zionist Army of Israel amounted to 53,939, including 3,785 deaths since Tel Aviv broke the ceasefire agreement on 18 March and intensified its military operations in the Palestinian enclave. READ ALSO: Yemen's Houthis launch hypersonic missile at Israeli airport Ben Gurion in solidarity with Gaza Through an official communiqué, the health portfolio de…
28 killed and 179 injured in Gaza Strip in the past 24 hours - Seven News 28 Palestinian citizens were killed and 179 others were injured in the past 24 hours as a result of the ongoing Israeli attacks on the Gaza Strip. The death toll in the Gaza Strip has risen to 54,084 martyrs, the majority of whom are children and women, and the number of injuries has risen to 123,308 since the beginning of the Israeli war in October 2023. It is noteworthy …
UNICEF: More than 50,000 Children killed and wounded in Israel's War in Gaza
More than 50,000 children have been killed or injured in Israel’s deadly war in Gaza since October 2023, the UN Children’s Fund said. “The children of Gaza need protection. They need food, water and medicine. They need a ceasefire. But, more than anything, they need urgent, collective action to stop this once and for all,” […] The post UNICEF: More than 50,000 Children killed and wounded in Israel’s War in Gaza appeared first on Sarajevo Times.
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