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Tuesday, March 18, 2025 – The Gaza Strip

  • Writer: Adi Ronen Argov
    Adi Ronen Argov
  • Mar 18
  • 2 min read



‣ After 15 days of siege, denial of passage to aid trucks, physicians, medical equipment, electricity supply stoppage to desalination plants – Israel opens an aerial attack accompanied by massive artillery fire beginning at 3 a.m.

For 10 minutes 80 targets in various areas in the Gaza Strip were attacked from the air – among them Beit Lahia, Beit Hanoun, Jabalia, Gaza City, the refugee camps of Al Shati, Nuseirat, Al Bureij and Al Maghazi, Deir al-Balah, Abasan Al Kabira, Al Fukhari, Al-Qarara, Khan Yunis, Khirbet Al Adas and Rafah.


In the first assault wave, 404 Palestinians were killed. Among them were

◦ 174 children;

◦ 89 women;

◦ 32 elderly persons;

◦ 109 men;

◦ 562 persons were wounded.

‣ Among the persons killed – and the targeted according to Israel – was the deputy internal secretary, homeland security service CEO, the chairman of the government following committee, a member of the political bureau of Jamas, the deputy secretary of the Ministry of Justice, the military spokesperson of Al Quds Brigade (the armed section of the Islamic Jihad).

‣ All hours of the day saw artillery fire, drone attacks and aerial bombings in various sites.



Until the evening, 436 Palestinians were killed, and 678 persons were wounded;

Killed

Wounded

94 women

251 men

183 children

227 children

34 elderly persons

169 women

125 men

34 elderly persons



‣ Update of persons killed and wounded by districts:

Northern Strip

Gaza City

Central Strip

Khan Yunis

Rafah

34 killed

156 killed

54 killed

77 killed

106 killed

140 wounded

229 wounded

46 wounded

119 wounded

149 wounded


‣ Since October 7, 2023:

◦ 49,547 persons killed;

◦ 112,719 persons wounded.


‣ Israel has begun to reoccupy Netzarim Road in order to divide the Strip in two (Northern Strip separated from the Central and Southern Strip), as part of the 5 Finger Plan for additional partition of the Strip.

 

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