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In a single day, Israeli brutality in Gaza has claimed 72 more lives.

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Israeli airstrike destroyed the 14-storey Watan Tower, a residential building that also included a number of press and commercial offices, in the Al-Rimal area in central Gaza City, October 8, 2023. Israeli colonial forces declared a "complete siege” on Gaza, denying the enclave’s millions of residents access to food, water and fuel and launched hundreds of airstrikes, killing hundreds and causing the displacement of tens of thousands of Palestinians. On the morning of October 7, the Palestinian resistance led by Hamas launched a surprise attack called the Al-Aqsa Flood operation. Dozens of resistance fighters raided Israeli settlements and thousands of rockets were launched from the Gaza Strip. At least 900 Israelis were killed and more than 100 are being held ass hostages by Hamas in Gaza.
According to the health ministry, at least 72 additional Palestinians were killed and 129 injured as Israel continued its killing of residents in the besieged enclave, even during Ramadan.

Since October 7, Israeli attacks on Gaza have killed at least 31,184 individuals and wounded 72,889, according to the ministry.

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