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Gaza war death toll reaches 74,653

By , based on La Presse de Tunisie

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Palestinian health authorities said eight bodies and 29 wounded people were transferred to Gaza hospitals in 24 hours, bringing the war toll to 74,653 dead and 176,007 wounded since 7 October 2023. Five Palestinians were killed yesterday by Israeli fire despite the Washington-backed ceasefire, the same source said.

The death toll from the war in the Gaza Strip has reached 74,653, with 176,007 wounded since 7 October 2023, according to Palestinian health authorities. They said eight bodies and 29 wounded people had been transferred to hospitals in the enclave during the 24 hours preceding their latest tally, issued on 11 November 2026.

Five Palestinians were also reported killed in Israeli attacks the previous day. Ayman Attallah Abu Said succumbed to gunshot wounds east of the Bureij refugee camp. In Gaza City, Mohamed Nabil Abdel Latif Maqbel, aged 30, died after a bombardment targeted a tent on Al-Jalaa Street. Two brothers, Mahmoud and Jamil Al-Absi, were killed in a drone attack on a tent housing displaced people. Hani Al-Khudari was also killed in drone strikes in the Al-Nasr neighbourhood.

Since the US-mediated ceasefire took effect on 10 October 2025, Palestinian health authorities have recorded at least 1,622 deaths and 5,878 injuries. They also say that 850 bodies have been recovered during this period. International organisations present in the enclave report that several thousand bodies remain under the rubble.

The new toll comes amid continued violence despite the ceasefire. Palestinian health authorities announced on 10 November a toll of more than 74,643 deaths in the Gaza Strip. On 11 November, seven Palestinians, including a teenager, were also reported killed in Israeli strikes in Gaza.

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