In a statement, the ministry reported the “martyrdom of 1,799 citizens, including 583 children and 351 women.” It is added that more than 7 thousand were injured. people.
Hamas launched a surprise attack on Israel on Saturday, invading its territory and launching rocket attacks. Israel carried out retaliatory strikes on the Gaza Strip. More than 1.3 thousand people died in Israel. people.
Hamas is the Palestinian militant group that rules the Gaza Strip and has been involved in several wars with Israel since taking over the Gaza Strip in 2007. The group has been recognized as a terrorist by Israel, the United States, the European Union, the United Kingdom and some other countries.
Hamas is supported by Iran, financing the purchase of weapons, supplying them and providing military training. Hamas has a political office in Qatar, where some of its leaders are based.
2.3 million people live in the Gaza Strip. people, but Israel, with the help of Egypt, has imposed a blockade on the territory since 2007 – it restricted the import of goods to and from the territory by water, sea or air, as well as the ability of the Palestinians themselves to leave the territory, except for a few tens of thousands of workers.
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**Interview with Dr. Amina El-Sayed, Human Rights Advocate**
**Editor:** Thank you for joining us today, Dr. El-Sayed. The recent statement from the ministry reported the tragic loss of 1,799 citizens, including a heartbreaking 583 children and 351 women. What can you tell us about the implications of these numbers?
**Dr. El-Sayed:** Thank you for having me. These numbers are devastating and highlight the severe human cost of the ongoing conflict. Each statistic represents a life cut short, families torn apart, and communities shattered. The fact that so many of those affected are children and women is particularly concerning, as it reflects a broader pattern of vulnerability in conflict situations.
**Editor:** Beyond the immediate casualties, how do you think this situation affects the broader society?
**Dr. El-Sayed:** The impact is multifaceted. Not only does it result in grief and trauma for the families of those lost, but it also undermines social cohesion. A large number of injured—over 7,000—is a burden on healthcare systems, which may already be strained. This affects not only physical recovery but also mental health outcomes, leading to long-term societal challenges.
**Editor:** What can be done to support those affected and to address these ongoing issues?
**Dr. El-Sayed:** Immediate humanitarian assistance is crucial, including medical care for the injured and psychological support for the bereaved. Long-term solutions must focus on preventing further violence and promoting dialogue among conflicting parties. International support is vital to ensure that human rights are respected and that those responsible for violence are held accountable.
**Editor:** Thank you for your insights, Dr. El-Sayed. It’s a heartbreaking situation, and we appreciate you shedding light on these critical issues.
**Dr. El-Sayed:** Thank you for raising awareness. It’s essential that we continue to keep the voices of the affected in the conversation.
