365 Days of a Livestreamed Genocide in Gaza

Today marks 365 days of the ongoing genocide in Gaza—one year of unprecedented violence and displacement live-streamed. Tangible and intangible losses, homes, heritage and histories, this is the reality of Gaza, in numbers.

41,900 deaths.

97,166 injuries.

6,000 women and 11,000 children were killed. More women and children were killed in Gaza than in any recent war in recent history.

Civilian deaths in Gaza over the past year exceeded those of any other aggression on Gaza in the last 20 years.

Civilian infrastructure has been hit by explosive weapons every three hours on average since October 7th.

85% of all schools in Gaza have been targeted by Israel.

80% of Gaza’s buildings were destroyed.

90% of Gaza’s population has been displaced.

At least 116 journalists and media workers have been murdered since October 7th, making it the deadliest period for journalists since the Committee to Protect Journalists began gathering data in 1992.

2,036 Lebanese people have been killed and 9,535 wounded since October.

1,000 Lebanese people have been killed and 6,000 wounded in the past two weeks, while one million people—one-fifth of the population—have fled their homes.