This Is Almost Double The Figure Recorded A Year Ago, According To The Palestinian Central Bureau Of Statistics, Citing World Health Organization Estimates.
22,500 cases had already been documented by July 2024, a number that has continued to climb as Israeli attacks persist.
The most common injuries include complex limb trauma, amputations, burns, spinal cord and brain damage, many of them resulting in permanent loss of movement or sensation.
The report recorded more than 5,000 amputations, with around 75 percent affecting the lower limbs.
Children remain among the hardest hit:
More than 10,000 children now live with injuries causing long-term disability. One in four of those seriously wounded is a child
Doctors Without Borders says 70 percent of burn patients requiring surgery were children, most of them under five, highlighting the brutality of injuries and the lack of supplies.
It is about time for all people to face the reality of the results of Israel’s racist culture and the affect on common man.
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