More Than 2,200 Families Were Completely Wiped Out During the Zionist Offensive.
On Wednesday, the Gaza-based Health Ministry revealed that Israeli occupation forces have left 60,737 minors orphaned since the offensive began in October 2023.
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Among the victims of the Zionist violence are 52,095 minors who lost their father, 5,929 children who lost their mother, and 2,713 children who have been left completely orphaned.
Data from the civil registry confirm that the Israeli offensive completely destroyed 2,276 family units, comprising 8,858 people who were killed.
The Gaza Governorate, located in the northern part of the Strip, has been the hardest-hit area. There, 19,700 children have lost their father, 2,083 have lost their mother, and 1,075 have lost both parents.
“israel” massacra crianças em Gaza e menina palestina chora: “Não restou ninguém! Os israelenses arruinaram nossas vidas”
Menina palestina Sham Al-Harazin, 7 anos, foi ferida pela quarta vez em massacres cometidos por “israel” no genocídio em Gaza. Ela teve ao menos 10… pic.twitter.com/d0TF2Gw2jg
— FEPAL – Federação Árabe Palestina do Brasil (@FepalB) July 29, 2026
The text reads, “Israel massacres children in Gaza, and a Palestinian girl cries out, There’s no one left! The Israelis have ruined our lives’. Sham Al-Harazin, a seven-year-old Palestinian girl, was wounded for the fourth time in the massacres perpetrated by Israel during the Gaza genocide. At least ten members of her family have been killed by the Israelis. A survivor of another Israeli bombing in Gaza today speaks from his hospital bed.”
Other severely affected regions include Khan Younis in the south, the central area of the Strip and Rafah at the southernmost end. The latter area has been virtually uninhabited for more than a year and a half because of the Israeli occupation.
Since the ceasefire supposedly took effect in October 2025, Zionist forces have killed at least 1,209 people. The death toll, however, has reached at least 73,335 since October 2023.
International organizations have been documenting one of the most severe humanitarian crises of the 21st century, with the widespread destruction of civilian infrastructure as well as the forced displacement of more than 90% of the enclave’s 2.3 million inhabitants.
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Source: EFE
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