Israeli attacks kill 113 Palestinians and wound over 500 in Gaza in 24 hours
Israeli forces continue to block access for ambulance and civil defence teams, leaving many victims trapped and unable to receive aid.
Since 7 October 2023, the death toll has risen above 59,000 with over 143,000 others wounded.
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