The Israeli occupation has committed 12,000 massacres in Gaza since the beginning of the genocidal war on October 7, 2023, according to statistics published by the Government Media Office.

The report indicates that there have been 52,000 martyrs and 10,000 missing persons, in addition to 2,200 Palestinian families completely wiped out by the occupation—erased from the civil registry. Furthermore, 5,120 families were exterminated with only a single survivor remaining in each.

The statistics show that the occupation has killed 18,000 children, including 311 newborns who were born and killed during the war. Moreover, 12,400 women were also killed. Around 17,000 injured people require long-term rehabilitation, and 4,700 amputations have been reported—18% of them are children. Additionally, 22,000 patients are in urgent need of medical treatment abroad, but the occupation is preventing them from leaving Gaza.

It is also noted that the occupation claims 10% of Gaza’s area as "humanitarian zones"—including the Al-Mawasi area in Khan Younis in the south—but has still bombed it 38 times.