By August 2024, the death toll exceeded 43,000, with Gaza’s healthcare system near collapse. International agencies struggled to deliver aid amid ongoing blockades and bombings.

Over 70% of homes in Gaza were destroyed or severely damaged, leaving millions displaced. Power and water infrastructure remained crippled, deepening the crisis.

Civilian casualties continued to rise, with the death toll surpassing 40,000 as airstrikes intensified across Gaza, targeting residential and public areas.

Humanitarian agencies faced increasing challenges reaching Gaza due to continued blockades, with over 35,000 civilians dead and millions displaced.

By April 2024, over 70% of homes in Gaza had been destroyed or severely damaged. Gaza’s public infrastructure, including hospitals and schools, faced near-total collapse.

By March 2024, the cumulative death toll exceeded 30,000, with continued airstrikes targeting residential and public infrastructure across Gaza.

By February 2024, 96% of Gaza’s water was unfit for consumption. Power outages extended to over 12 hours a day, leading to a deepening humanitarian crisis.

Ceasefire negotiations broke down in January 2024, as airstrikes continued across Gaza, leaving the healthcare system in a state of collapse and worsening civilian casualties.

By December 2023, Israeli airstrikes targeted homes and shelters, resulting in mass casualties. Reports of entire families being killed were frequent, and mass graves were discovered in heavily bombed areas.

In November 2023, Israel intensified airstrikes, killing over 308 civilians in UNRWA shelters. Gaza’s infrastructure continued to crumble, and mass civilian casualties were reported.

On October 7, 2023, Hamas launched a surprise attack, killing over 1,100 Israeli civilians and taking 250 hostages. Israel retaliated with airstrikes on Gaza, leading to over 20,000+ Palestinian deaths and extensive infrastructure damage.