Gaza: Death Toll Rises to 47,000 Amid Ceasefire Process
The recent entry into force of a ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hamas on January 19 has raised hopes for a possible de-escalation of the conflict that has marked the lives of millions in Gaza. Jan 20, 2025 Photo: EFE
January 20, 2025 Hour: 3:58 pm
In the past 24 hours, 122 additional deaths have been reported, including 62 recovered bodies, and 341 injured people have been treated at the enclave’s hospitals.
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The recent report from the Gaza Ministry of Health has revealed that since the start of Israeli aggression on October 7, 2023, the number of Palestinian casualties has reached a staggering 47,035, with a high percentage of victims being children and women.
The same report highlights that the number of injured has exceeded 111,091, which underscores the urgency of medical care in a context where resources are scarce and hospitals are overwhelmed.
In the past 24 hours, 122 additional deaths have been reported, including 62 recovered bodies, and 341 injured people have been treated at the enclave’s hospitals.
The situation becomes even more critical in a context where violence has persisted for over a year. The recent entry into force of a ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hamas on January 19 has raised hopes for a possible de-escalation of the conflict that has marked the lives of millions in Gaza.
However, the fragility of this agreement and the history of tensions in the region cast doubt on its long-term effectiveness.
This crisis is not only a regional problem but also raises questions about international responsibility and the urgent need for durable solutions that guarantee peace and the protection of human rights.
Autor: MLM
Fuente: Al - Mayadeen
