Zionist Extermination in Gaza Escalates: Over 61,000 Martyred Since the Start of the Aggression
In a crime that has continued for nearly two years—and amid a disgraceful international silence—the death toll from the genocide carried out by the Zionist enemy against the besieged population of the Gaza Strip has risen to 61,369 martyrs and 152,850 wounded. It is a bloody spectacle that lays bare the savagery of the occupier and its backers in Washington, as well as the dereliction of feckless Arab regimes.
New casualties in the past hours
The Palestinian Ministry of Health in Gaza confirmed in its daily statistical report that, over the past 24 hours, hospitals in the Strip received 39 martyrs and 491 injuries as a result of indiscriminate airstrikes and shelling targeting homes, shelters, and hospitals without distinction.
From March 18, 2025 to today, the number of martyrs has reached 9,862, while the number of wounded has risen to 40,809—evidence that the enemy continues to escalate its crimes despite the military and political failures dogging it in the face of the Palestinian resistance.
Victims under the rubble and rescue obstacles
The report noted that dozens of victims remain under the rubble of homes and in the streets, as ambulance and civil-defense crews are unable to reach them due to ongoing bombardment and the blockade on fuel and equipment essential for rescue operations.
These terrifying figures confirm that what is happening in Gaza is not a “war” in the conventional sense but a systematic extermination aimed at breaking the will of the Palestinian people and liquidating their cause—under overt U.S. and Western support and shameful official Arab abdication.
The resistance stands firm, the enemy in crisis
Despite the ferocity of the aggression, heroes of the Palestinian resistance continue to carry out qualitative operations that inflict heavy losses on the enemy’s soldiers and matériel. Meanwhile, public and human-rights pressure is mounting in Western capitals to hold the Zionist entity accountable for its crimes.