GAZA/LEBANON DEATH TOLL

GAZA/LEBANON DEATH TOLL

Israel killed at least 72,283 Palestinians and injured 173,864 since the genocidal war started in October 2023. The death toll includes the 1,168 Palestinians who were killed since the so-called ceasefire took effect on 10 October 2025. About 3,798 Palestinians were injured during the timeframe. 

In Lebanon, Israel killed at least 4,321 and injured 12,204 since 2 March, at about the time that the U.S. and Israel launched their latest war of aggression against Iran.

WEDNESDAY: Health officials from Gaza released a death toll from the last few days and said at least 12 Palestinians had been killed by the IDF, according to the Associated Press.

Health officials from the Al Aqsa Hospital reported that three members of the same family were killed in a strike on central Gaza, the report said. A woman and six police officers were killed in another strike the previous day inside the Jabaliya refugee camp, which is located in the northern part of the strip. 

LEBANON: The IDF said in a statement that its forces killed three armed Hezbollah operatives in what Tel Aviv has described as the “buffer zone” in southern Lebanon.

Anadolu reported that the IDF continued to ramp up its strikes on towns in the southern part of the country. Witnesses told the outlet that explosions could be heard about 3 a.m. in the town of Khiam. 

The report said these bombings occurred while an IDF bulldozer destroyed roads connecting Maroun al-Ras and Bint Jbeil.

THURSDAY: Israel killed at least five Palestinians in the last 24 hours, health officials told Al Arabiya.

The report said two people were killed in the northern part of the enclave near the Tuffah neighborhood, and another person was killed in a tank strike on a Gaza City suburb. 

The report said Israel did not comment on the recent killings and noted that the death toll surpassed 1,100 Palestinians since the so-called ceasefire was announced in October.

LEBANON: China’s Xinhua reported that two people were killed in IDF strikes on the southern Lebanon town of Nabatieh al-Fawqa. 

Anadolu reported that IDF troops could be seen building new permanent military posts in the southern part of the country, despite the 26 June agreement that the report said calls for a phased withdrawal of Israeli troops from the country. 

FRIDAY: Israel killed at least 14 in strikes across the enclave, which included a deadly strike on a funeral procession, according to Al Jazeera.

The report said eight people were killed inside the Nuseirat refugee camp and at least 20 were injured during a funeral procession for another man who was killed by Israel the same day.

One correspondent from Al Jazeera said, “There is no regard for the ceasefire.”

“The people who were participating in the [funeral] procession were coming out of the mosque [when] a drone strike targeted a group of people within the procession itself,” the correspondent said. 

LEBANON: Beirut did not release an official death toll in the last 24 hours, but reports noted that the IDF continued its demolition in the southern part of the country and completely destroyed three schools.

“The Israeli army looted the contents of these institutions, then surrounded them with explosives, turning them into piles of ashes,” Rima Karami, the Lebanese Education and Higher Education minister, said, according to Anadolu. 

SATURDAY: Israel killed at least nine Palestinians in strikes on Gaza City, including at least three children, according to Democracy Now.

SUNDAY: Israel killed at least four Palestinians in strikes across Gaza in the last 24 hours, health officials told Drop Site News. 

The outlet said a man was killed and 10 others injured in the bombing of a tent encampment in Al-Mawasi.

A woman was also killed, and her daughter severely injured in an IDF attack on a group of people in Gaza City’s Zeitoun neighborhood.

MONDAY: Israel killed another six Palestinians in strikes across Gaza, according to IMEMC. 

The report said that three were killed and dozens injured in an Israeli drone strike on a civilian vehicle near Khan Younis. Dozens were injured in the strike, many of whom suffered severe injuries.

TUESDAY: Israel killed at least 10 Palestinians in strikes across the enclave in the last 24 hours, health officials said. 

Anadolu said another 42 people were injured in these strikes.

LEBANON: There was no official death toll for the last 24 hours, but Anadolu reported that IDF troops opened fire on Lebanese forces who were deployed in the southern part of the country during a pilot mission to root out Hezbollah. 

There were no reports of casualties.

The Lebanese military warned that these kinds of attacks in the future could “hinder the implementation of deployment steps in the pilot zones.”