Gaza Health Ministry: 1,259 killed and 4,146 wounded since Oct ceasefire
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The Gaza Health Ministry said Monday that Israeli attacks since the ceasefire took effect on October 10, 2025 have killed 1,259 Palestinians and wounded 4,146. One person died in the past 24 hours from prior injuries, and one was wounded in recent strikes, the ministry added. The figures show a mounting toll despite the 10-month-old ceasefire.
24-Hour Casualties
The Gaza Health Ministry reported that over the past 24 hours, one person died from wounds sustained in earlier Israeli strikes, and another was injured in new attacks. The ministry did not specify the locations of the latest strikes. Gaza has been under a ceasefire since October 10, 2025, but the Israeli military has continued periodic operations.
Cumulative Toll
Since the ceasefire began, Israeli attacks have killed 1,259 people and wounded 4,146, according to ministry figures. Additionally, 807 bodies have been recovered from the rubble. The total death toll since the start of Israel’s offensive in October 2023 now stands at 73,387, with 174,257 wounded.
What's Next
The ceasefire agreement remains under strain, with repeated Israeli incursions. It remains unclear whether international mediators will intervene to halt the ongoing casualties.
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Gaza Health Ministry: 1,259 killed and 4,146 wounded since Oct ceasefire
