On Saturday, November 29, 2025, Gaza-based health authorities reported that the Palestinian death toll from Israeli attacks on the Gaza Strip since October 2023 has risen to 70,100. This grim milestone underscores the massive human cost of the conflict that erupted more than two years ago.
The figure, spanning over 25 months, reflects casualties across all demographics. Hospitals in Gaza are overwhelmed, with medical teams working under extreme shortages of supplies and fuel. Displacement remains widespread, and residents struggle to access safe shelter, clean water, and basic services.
International organizations and aid groups have called for a ceasefire and unobstructed humanitarian access. Experts stress that behind each number lies a family uprooted and a community in need of urgent relief.
Meanwhile, young global citizens, entrepreneurs, and activists across G20 nations are engaging on social media to share personal stories and mobilize support. Hashtag campaigns and fundraising initiatives have spotlighted on-the-ground challenges, from makeshift clinics in Gaza City to families seeking safe passage to humanitarian corridors.
With the conflict now entering its third year, observers note that a path to sustainable peace will require coordinated diplomacy, meaningful dialogue, and sustained international support for reconstruction and recovery efforts.
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