Three years of Israel’s genocide in Gaza: In numbers

Three years of attacks has devastated Gaza, killing tens of thousands, destroying homes, and collapsing essential services.

Three years have passed since Israel launched its genocide against Palestinians in Gaza.

Israel’s assault began on October 7, 2023, after Hamas’s armed wing, the Qassam Brigades, and other Palestinian groups attacked southern Israel, killing 1,139 people and taking about 240 captive.

Israel responded with relentless bombardment and turned its 16-year blockade into a total stranglehold.

A “ceasefire” took effect on October 10, 2025, but attacks and killings have continued.

Here is where things stand, in numbers:

1 out of 30 people in Gaza killed

Three years of Israeli attacks have killed at least 74,000 Palestinians, including at least 21,000 children. That is about one in every 30 people, or 3 percent of the pre-war population.

The Palestinian Ministry of Health counts only deaths recorded at hospitals or officially registered. The true toll is likely much higher, as it excludes the thousands still buried under rubble or missing.

1 out of 13 people in Gaza injured

The human toll extends beyond the dead.

More than 175,000 people have been injured, about one in every 13 people in Gaza.

A conservative WHO estimate suggests roughly 24 percent of the injured have life-changing injuries requiring long-term rehabilitation, a quarter of them children.

Gaza’s few remaining health facilities are overwhelmed and running on dwindling supplies.

A ‘ceasefire’ in name only

Since the “ceasefire” took effect on October 10, 2025, Israel has violated it with near-daily attacks, killing more than 1,000 people.

An Al Jazeera analysis found Israel attacked Gaza on 325 of the past 361 days, leaving only 36 days with no reported attacks, deaths or injuries.

Despite continuing attacks, the US insists that the “ceasefire” is still holding.

Israel still killing Palestinians

Since the “ceasefire” took effect at noon on October 10, Israel has killed at least 1,460 Palestinians and injured 5,116, according to the latest figures from the Palestinian Ministry of Health.

94 percent of all hospitals and clinics damaged

Israel has attacked nearly all of Gaza’s hospitals and healthcare facilities.

After three years, 94 percent are fully or partially out of service, leaving patients without essential care, according to the UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA). Only 42 of 666 facilities are still functioning.

Under the Fourth Geneva Convention, hospitals must not be attacked, and international humanitarian law gives medical units and personnel special protection. Under the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court, intentionally attacking a hospital is a war crime.

91 percent of Gaza’s households face water insecurity

Since October 2023, Israel has systematically targeted Gaza’s already fragile water infrastructure, striking wells, pipelines, desalination plants and sewage systems.

UN experts say most of the water and sanitation network has been damaged or destroyed. Local authorities report shattered pipes and wells either contaminated by sewage or cut off by fighting and displacement.

Nearly half of Gaza’s population now survives on less than six litres (1.6 gallons) of water a day for drinking and cooking. The emergency minimum for “short-term survival” is 20 litres (5.3 gallons).

Nearly all homes destroyed or damaged

The destruction across Gaza is near total, with 82 percent of all structures destroyed.

According to OCHA, entire neighbourhoods have been wiped out, leaving 1.98 million Palestinians displaced. That is 90 percent of the population.

Newly updated Google Maps satellite imagery shows the scale of destruction across the besieged Gaza Strip nearly three years into Israel’s genocidal war.

93 percent of schools need rebuilding

Gaza’s education system has collapsed. About 93 percent of schools need complete reconstruction, according to OCHA, leaving more than 700,000 students without access to formal education.

At least 63 university buildings have been destroyed, and those still standing are being used as shelters for displaced people.

Deadliest place to be a journalist

Nearly 300 journalists and media workers have been killed in Gaza since October 7, including 12 from Al Jazeera, according to the Shireen Abu Akleh Observatory .

These are the Al Jazeera staff members killed by Israeli attacks:

Israel bars foreign media from Gaza, apart from a few reporters embedded with its soldiers under strict military censorship.

Illustrations by Muhammet Okur

三年来的袭击给加沙地带造成了毁灭性打击，造成数万人死亡，房屋被毁，基本服务瘫痪。

以色列对加沙地带的巴勒斯坦人发动种族灭绝已经三年了。

以色列的进攻始于 2023 年 10 月 7 日，此前哈马斯的武装派别卡桑旅和其他巴勒斯坦团体袭击了以色列南部，造成 1139 人死亡，约 240 人被俘。

以色列随即展开无情轰炸，并将长达16年的封锁转变为全面封锁。

2025年10月10日，“停火”生效，但袭击和杀戮仍在继续。

以下是目前的具体数据：

加沙每30人中就有1人死亡

以色列三年来的袭击已造成至少74000名巴勒斯坦人死亡，其中包括至少21000名儿童。这相当于每30人中就有1人丧生，或占战前人口的3%。

巴勒斯坦卫生部只统计医院记录或官方登记的死亡人数。实际死亡人数可能远高于此，因为这不包括仍被埋在废墟下或失踪的数千人。

加沙13人中有1人受伤

人员伤亡不仅限于死亡人数。

超过17.5万人受伤，约占加沙人口的十三分之一。

世界卫生组织保守估计，约有 24% 的伤者遭受了改变人生的伤害，需要长期康复治疗，其中四分之一是儿童。

加沙仅存的几家医疗机构不堪重负，物资也日益匮乏。

徒有“停火”之名

自 2025 年 10 月 10 日“停火”生效以来，以色列几乎每天都违反停火协议发动袭击，造成 1000 多人死亡。

半岛电视台的一项分析发现，在过去的 361 天里，以色列有 325 天袭击了加沙，只有 36 天没有报告任何袭击、死亡或受伤事件。

尽管袭击仍在继续，但美国坚称“停火”仍然有效。

以色列仍在杀害巴勒斯坦人。

根据巴勒斯坦卫生部的最新数据，自 10 月 10 日中午“停火”生效以来，以色列已造成至少 1460 名巴勒斯坦人死亡，5116 人受伤。

94%的医院和诊所受损

以色列袭击了加沙几乎所有的医院和医疗设施。

联合国人道主义事务协调厅（OCHA）的数据显示，三年后，94%的医疗机构已全部或部分停止运营，导致患者无法获得必要的医疗服务。666家医疗机构中，仅剩42家仍在运转。

根据《日内瓦第四公约》，医院不得遭到攻击，国际人道主义法也赋予医疗单位和人员特殊保护。根据《国际刑事法院罗马规约》，蓄意攻击医院构成战争罪。

加沙91%的家庭面临用水安全问题

自 2023 年 10 月以来，以色列有计划地袭击加沙本已脆弱的水利基础设施，破坏水井、管道、海水淡化厂和污水处理系统。

联合国专家表示，大部分供水和卫生设施网络已遭到破坏或损毁。地方当局报告称，管道破裂，水井要么被污水污染，要么因战乱和流离失所而中断。

加沙近一半的人口现在每天饮用和做饭用水不足6升（1.6加仑）。而“短期生存”的紧急最低用水量为20升（5.3加仑）。

几乎所有房屋都被摧毁或损坏。

加沙地带几乎被彻底摧毁，82%的建筑物被夷为平地。

据联合国人道事务协调厅称，整个社区被夷为平地，导致198万巴勒斯坦人流离失所，占总人口的90%。

最新更新的谷歌地图卫星图像显示了以色列对加沙地带发动种族灭绝战争近三年来，被围困的加沙地带所遭受的破坏规模。

93%的学校需要重建

加沙的教育系统已经崩溃。据联合国人道事务协调厅（OCHA）称，约93%的学校需要彻底重建，导致超过70万学生无法接受正规教育。

至少有 63 座大学建筑被毁，其余幸存的建筑被用作流离失所者的避难所。

对记者来说最危险的地方

据希琳·阿布·阿克勒观察站称，自 10 月 7 日以来，加沙已有近 300 名记者和媒体工作者遇害，其中包括 12 名半岛电视台记者。

以下是因以色列袭击而丧生的半岛电视台工作人员：

以色列禁止外国媒体进入加沙，只有少数记者在严格的军事审查制度下随军出动。

穆罕默德·奥库绘制的插图