More than 1,400 Palestinian families in Gaza have been completely wiped out

In a statement released on Tuesday, the Health Ministry reported that approximately 1,410 families, totaling 5,444 individuals, were removed from the civil registry by Israeli authorities during the specified time frame.

Reports indicate that there are 3,463 families with a single survivor, while another 2,287 families have multiple survivors.

According to reports from the Palestinian news agency Wafa, Israeli warplanes have persisted in their aerial bombardment over northern Gaza, targeting areas where Palestinian families reside.

According to reports, an airstrike targeted a residential home in Jabalia on Tuesday, resulting in multiple casualties among family members.

The Gaza civil defense agency has reported that an attack resulted in the deaths of at least seven individuals and left several others injured.

A strike on a residence in Beit Lahia, a town situated in northern Gaza, has resulted in another fatality. The municipality has labeled the area a “disaster zone,” citing the Israeli military operations and blockade, which have left the town devoid of essential supplies, such as food and water, and critical services, including hospitals, medical personnel, and communications.

According to the health ministry, Israeli military actions have resulted in the deaths of 14 individuals and inflicted injuries on 108 others in three separate incidents involving families within the past 24 hours.

A significant number of individuals remain trapped beneath debris and stranded on roadways as rescue teams face challenges in accessing affected areas.

International organizations and global leaders have expressed concerns regarding what they describe as Israel’s ongoing military operations in their second year, characterizing them as a potential attempt to significantly reduce or eliminate the population in Gaza.