The Government Media Office in Gaza has released devastating figures detailing the ongoing genocide against Palestinians, marking 450 days of relentless Israeli aggression. The Israeli army has reportedly committed 9,973 massacres, systematically erasing entire families and devastating Gaza’s civilian population. The scale of destruction is incomprehensible, with 56,714 martyrs and missing persons recorded, including 17,818 children, 12,287 women, and 238 infants born and martyred during the war.

The Israeli army's brutal actions have left 1,413 Palestinian families completely wiped out, with all members killed, amounting to 5,455 martyrs. Additionally, 7,941 martyrs have been reported from families with only one surviving member. While 45,514 martyrs have reached hospitals, 11,200 people remain missing and have not yet been found.

The healthcare system in Gaza has been decimated, with 1,068 medical staff killed and 331 arrested, three of whom were executed in Israeli custody. As a result of ongoing displacement, 2,136,026 cases of infectious diseases have been reported. With 60,000 pregnant women and 350,000 chronic patients at severe risk due to the lack of medical care, the humanitarian situation continues to spiral out of control.

Over 2 million people have been displaced, with 110,000 tents now unfit for habitation. Housing is increasingly scarce, with 161,600 homes completely destroyed, and 82,000 homes rendered uninhabitable by Israeli forces. The toll on education is equally catastrophic, with 785,000 students deprived of schooling and 12,780 students killed. Additionally, 756 teachers have been killed, and 135 schools and universities have been completely destroyed, further compounding the suffering of Gaza’s children.

The destruction of religious and cultural sites has also been profound, with 823 mosques completely destroyed and 3 churches targeted. 19 cemeteries, out of a total of 60, have been completely or partially destroyed, and 2,300 bodies have been stolen from cemeteries across Gaza. The sheer scale of this destruction, alongside the death toll and ongoing suffering, paints a tragic picture of the cost of this genocide.

With over 153,000 Palestinians killed or wounded, and 70% of the victims being women and children, Gaza faces unimaginable suffering. The international community’s inaction in the face of these atrocities has left Gaza in ruins, with no end in sight to the violence and devastation.