More than 700 Dead

The numbers are rising: more than 700 dead; 2156 wounded

With the entry of forces into the settlements in the Gaza Strip envelope, the number of casualties rises to more than 700. 2,156 injured individuals have been hospitalized since the beginning of the attack. Additionally, around 150 captives are held by Hamas in the Gaza Strip

(Photo: ZAKA Spokesperson)

The war in the south: After IDF forces cleared the settlements of terrorists and began entering the homes, the horrifying numbers from the terror attack on the Gaza Strip are starting to emerge.

The estimate is that there are now more than 700 casualties, including civilians, soldiers, and security forces personnel. This afternoon, the Ministry of Health updated that 2,156 injured individuals were evacuated to hospitals, with the following breakdown: 20 in critical condition, 338 in serious condition, 421 in moderate condition, 1,052 in mild condition, 49 suffering from anxiety, and 167 under medical assessment.

In addition to these numbers, there are approximately 150 more captives in Hamas' custody, some of whom are the bodies of soldiers, but also living soldiers who have been transferred to the Gaza Strip. Among the captives, there are also civilians, women, and children.

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