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Gaza death toll rises after medical sources report 10 deaths in last 48 hours

By · Via Middle East Eye · Published by Everything Blog

In short

The overall casualty figures climbed after hospitals received 10 bodies and 22 injured individuals over the past two days. Emergency teams have managed to retrieve about 849 bodies from underneath collapsed structures, though extensive rubble continues to hinder search operations. Medical sources reported via the Wafa news agency that Israeli actions have killed roughly 1,610 Palestinians and wounded 5,819 since an October 2025 ceasefire began. Concurrently, regional mediators are attempting to de-escalate tensions, with Qatar facilitating ongoing talks between the United States and Iran.

Key points

  • Total casualties in the enclave have reached 74,640 dead and 175,947 wounded according to…: Total casualties in the enclave have reached 74,640 dead and 175,947 wounded according to medical records.
  • Thousands of missing individuals remain buried under destroyed buildings across the confl…: Thousands of missing individuals remain buried under destroyed buildings across the conflict zone.
  • Qatari officials are actively mediating discussions between the United States and Iran to…: Qatari officials are actively mediating discussions between the United States and Iran to halt wider military escalation.

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Gaza death toll rises after medical sources report 10 deaths in last 48 hours

7 November 2026 11:18 GMT

Gaza's death toll has surged to 74,640 with another 175,947 wounded after hospitals across the Strip reported that they had received ten bodies and 22 injured in the last 48 hours.

Wafa reports, citing medical sources, that since the so-called ceasefire took effect in October 2025, Israel has killed some 1,610 Palestinians and wounded another 5,819.

Rescue teams have recovered around 849 bodies from the rubble, while thousands remain trapped under the debris of razed buildings.

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