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Gaza death toll reaches 11,470

Gaza death toll reaches 11,470
17.11.2023 10:30
Some 11,470 people, including 4,700 children, 3,155 women, and 688 elderly people have been killed in Gaza, according to the latest figures from the Palestinian Health reported from Morocco World News.

In addition, 29,000 people have suffered injuries, according to Palestinian news agency WAFA.

The death toll includes 203 health workers and 36 civil defense workers. Over 210 health workers also sustained injuries.

WAFA also quoted the health ministry as stating that 197 Palestinians in the West Bank have been killed and that 2,750 have been injured.

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