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Palestinian death toll from Israeli strikes on Gaza rises to 7,326

27 Oct 2023 08:25pm
People display Palestinian flags during "Chile Sings Palestine Against all Violence", a festival with more than 20 national and international artists organized by the Palestinian community of Chile - AFP
People display Palestinian flags during "Chile Sings Palestine Against all Violence", a festival with more than 20 national and international artists organized by the Palestinian community of Chile - AFP
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GAZA - The death toll of Palestinians from Israeli military strikes on the Gaza Strip has risen to 7,326, the PalestinianHealth Ministry said on Friday.

So far, 18,967 Palestinians have been injured since the fighting broke out, the ministry said in a statement.

Israel has launched massive airstrikes and limited ground operations against Gaza - XINHUA

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