Some extracts from the UN OHCHR
report about the first 6 months of genocide (November 2023 to April 2024):
Starvation became a reality for Palestinians in early January 2024, especially in the north, with the most vulnerable, including infants and older persons, reportedly dying first.
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By the end of the reporting period, over 1.7 million people (75 per cent of the population of Gaza) were displaced to cramped, overcrowded shelters without access to basic necessities
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Doctors at Kamal Adwan Hospital in northern Gaza reported in late March that 15 infants arrived daily suffering from acute malnutrition and advanced severe dehydration
Killing of civilians
Eighty-eight per cent of the verified fatalities (ed: In residential buildings) were killed in incidents that killed five or more people
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This further shows that the main victims of strikes on residential buildings were children, with
the three categories of age mostly represented in the verified fatalities sequentially being the ones from 5 to 9 years old, from 10 to 14 years old and from 0 to 4 years old, for both boys
and girls
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As of 25 April 2024, the IDF had announced the names of only 75 targeted Palestinians killed, out of over 34,000 reported fatalities
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As of 31 August 2024, OHCHR had verified
200 families that had lost between 5 and 9 members,
172 families that had lost between 10 and 19 members,
69 families that had lost between 20 and 29 family members,
and 43 families that had lost more than 30 members.
The actual figures may likely be considerably higher.
The two families with the highest verified number of fatalities were the Al Najjar family, with 138 members killed (in 18 incidents), including 35 women and 62 children, and the Al Astal family with 94 members killed (in 8 incidents), including 33 women and 45 children.