Health Ministry Publishes Full List of 58,000 Killed in Gaza Genocide
The registry, published on Telegram, records the name, age, gender, and national ID number of 58,380 individuals. Among them are at least 953 infants under the age of one, including nine newborns who were killed on the very day they were born.
This stark documentation comes as Israeli airstrikes continue to claim lives across the Gaza Strip. In the early hours of Thursday morning, multiple deadly attacks were reported across the besieged enclave.
In Jabalia al-Balad, in northern Gaza, a man, his wife, and their five children were killed when Israeli warplanes bombed their family home.
In the al-Zeitoun neighborhood southeast of Gaza City, four civilians were killed and others wounded when Israeli forces targeted an apartment belonging to the Abu Eida family, located near Imam al-Shafi'i School.
A separate strike west of Gaza City killed one civilian and injured several others when a residential unit belonging to the Ajur family was hit.
In central Gaza, the al-Nuseirat refugee camp witnessed more bloodshed as four civilians were killed in an artillery strike near the Abu Odeh olive press on Salah al-Din Street.
Elsewhere in the central Gaza Strip, four more displaced Palestinians were killed when a tent sheltering them inside the Abu Helou School in the al-Bureij refugee camp was bombed.
Another strike targeted a crowd of civilians near the Bahloul gas station in Gaza City's al-Nasr neighborhood, killing one person and injuring others.
In Deir al-Balah, Israeli shelling injured several civilians in the al-Barakah area south of the city.
In the southern Gaza Strip, the Israeli army continued its policy of widespread destruction by demolishing several residential buildings northwest of Rafah.
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