The Israeli genocidal war on Gaza has resulted in more than 61,709 martyrs, including 47,487 who reached hospitals, with 14,222 still missing under rubble or on the roads. Over 111,588 are injured, and more than 6,000 detainees endure extreme torture, leading to numerous deaths. The war has also displaced over two million citizens, with many enduring over 25 displacements in total deprivation.

The government media reported that 8% of Gaza's population has directly suffered from the war, with 9,268 massacres leading to the erasure of 2,092 families from civil records, leaving many with just one surviving member. Among the victims were 17,881 children and 12,316 women. Medical personnel, journalists, and civil defense members have also been targeted, with over 3,500 government staff killed.

The war has caused damages exceeding $50 billion. 450,000 homes were damaged, 34 hospitals destroyed, and educational facilities severely impacted, with over 12,800 students killed. Infrastructure has also been devastated, with significant damage to electricity, water, sewage networks, and roads. The economic impact includes the destruction of agricultural land, industrial facilities, and commercial buildings, along with extensive damage to tourism and heritage sites. The war's toll on Gaza is immense, with widespread destruction across all sectors.