More than 33,000 people have died in Gaza after six months of Israel's military offensive

The Israeli bombings in the Gaza Strip have left at least 62 dead and 91 injured in the last few hours, according to the latest figures published by the Gazan Ministry of Health, controlled by Hamas.

Thus, the total number of deaths now reaches 33,037 and the number of injured reaches 75,668. most of whom are children and women, after almost six months of Israeli offensive in the Palestinian enclave.

The Gaza Ministry denounced that “the Israeli occupation has committed 6 massacres against families in the Gaza Strip” in the last few hours.

It is estimated that at least 8,000 people are still under the rubble where rescue teams cannot reach due to the intensity of the bombing or because they cannot locate them.

For its part, the Israeli Army reported this Thursday that its troops “eliminated” with their fighter planes a “terrorist cell” that operated in central Gaza.

Its operations also continue in the Al Amal area in Khan Younis, in the south of the Strip where they claim that they located new weapons and that other alleged combatants were also “eliminated,” according to a military statement.

Likewise, the army reports that its forces managed to attack several launchers and infrastructure this Wednesday from where the militiamen carried out numerous projectile launches in the last hours against the communities in the south of the country near the Gaza Strip.

A relentless mediation

In addition, six months of war have also left hundreds of thousands of displaced people, a humanitarian catastrophe and little hope of reaching a truce, which despite the tireless efforts made by the mediators – Egypt, Qatar and the United States – has not been able to materialize.

Six months of war have also left hundreds of thousands displaced, a humanitarian catastrophe and little hope of reaching a truce.

Since the outbreak of violence on October 7, Israel and the Islamist group Hamas only agreed to a brief one-week ceasefire at the end of November, which allowed the exchange of 105 hostages for 240 Palestinians in Israeli prisons.

That ceasefire was broken due to cross accusations and in the face of general inability of other actors to exert influence for a new humanitarian pause, a cry from the international community reflected even in resolutions of the UN General Assembly.

EFE