Number of Victims, Injured, and Israeli Hostages in the Israel-Palestine Conflict
The number of casualties from Israeli strikes in the Gaza Strip has reached 313, with 1,990 people injured. This is reported by the Haaretz newspaper, citing the Palestinian Ministry of Health.
“As of now, 313 people have died in the Gaza Strip, and 1,990 have been injured,” the publication states.
In turn, the i24 news channel, referencing a representative of the Israeli army, reported that 400 Hamas militants have been eliminated in the Gaza Strip, and dozens of people have been taken hostage.
The Israeli embassy in the United States also announced that Hamas militants have kidnapped more than 100 individuals, including civilians and Israeli soldiers.
In its statement, the Israeli embassy noted that on the morning of October 7, when Hamas launched an attack on Israeli territory, more than 300 Israelis were killed, and at least 1,800 others sustained various degrees of bodily injuries.
The Israeli authorities have yet to comment on the claim made by their embassy in the USA regarding the more than 100 hostages.
It is noteworthy that on the morning of October 7, Israel was subjected to an unprecedented rocket attack from the Gaza Strip.
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