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Gaza‘s growing death, injury and sickness

Totals since 7 October 2023: killed 71,479 – wounded 171,264

The daily average number of men, women and children killed in Gaza is at least 87 and, that of those injured, is more than 208. A UN report states that, as of 14 January 2025, around 70% of those killed in Gaza were women and children.

Gaza Death Toll Live Tracker – Real-time Casualty Count

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Dead: 71,479 (Children: 20,179)

Injured: 171,264

421 Gaza residents killed and 1,142 wounded since start of Gaza ‘Ceasefire’

Gaza fishing crews under attack deaths and injuries

On 4 January, Israeli gunboats targeted a Gaza fishing crew off Khan Yunis, killing one man, Abdul Rahman Abdul Hadi al-Qan, and wounding another. In one recent attack three fishing crew were killed, including two who drowned when their boats capsized. At least 28 working fishing crew have been taken prisoner since the Gaza ‘ceasefire’ came into effect. In total, at least 232 fishing crew have been killed since the start of Israel’s war on Gaza.

UN Gaza Situation Report No. 58 3 January 2026

Israeli airstrikes, shelling and gunfire continued to be reported across several areas of the Gaza Strip between 30 December and 2 January, with several casualties reported. Strikes reportedly struck several locations in North Gaza, Gaza City, Deir al Balah, Khan Yunis and Rafah, involving multiple airstrikes and ground fire. Partners working in water, sanitation and hygiene say that heavy rains have affected damaged and unmaintained water-related infrastructure. For example, recent rains raised water levels in Wadi Gaza in Deir al Balah and Sheikh Radwan lagoon in Jabalya. In order to ensure the operation of de-watering pumps, the humanitarian community is engaging with the Israeli authorities to allow the entry of specialised equipment.

According to the Gaza Ministry of Health, as of 13:00 on 1 January, five Palestinians were reported killed and eleven others injured across the Gaza Strip over the previous 48 hours.

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Leslie Bravery
Leslie Bravery is a Londoner with vivid World War Two memories of the Nazi blitz on his home town. In 1947/1948 His father explained to him what was happening to the Palestinians thus: “Any ideology or political movement that creates refugees in the process of realising its ambitions must be inhuman and should be opposed and condemned as unacceptable.” What followed confirmed this assessment of the Zionist entity a hundredfold. Now a retired flamenco guitarist, with a lifelong interest in the tragedy of what happened to the Palestinian people, he tries to publicise their plight. Because the daily injustices they suffer barely get a mention in the mainstream news media, Leslie edits/compiles a daily newsletter, In Occupied Palestine, for the Palestine Human Rights Campaign. These days, to preserve his sanity, he enjoys taking part in a drama group whenever possible!

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