The Death Toll Due To Israeli Attacks In Gaza Now Reaches 41,495 People

Two children walked in the midst of post-Israeli conditions in Khan Younis Gaza/UNICEF

JAKARTA - The death toll from the Israeli attack on Gaza has now risen to 41,495 people. Meanwhile, the injured reached 96,006 people.

As reported by CNN, the Palestinian Ministry of Health explained, 28 people were killed and 85 injured in four major attacks in 24 hours. A number of victims are still under the rubble and ambulances and civilian defense crews were unable to reach them.

Separately, on Wednesday, September 25, Palestinian authorities in Gaza refused to receive an unidentified body when they arrived at Nasser Hospital in Khan Younis.

It is known, throughout the war in Gaza, Israeli authorities regularly return bodies to Gaza. However, the bodies are almost always unidentified, making it very difficult to return them to their families.

During the conflict, the Israeli military had dug up a body grave in Gaza and taken them to Israel to ensure that they were not hostages before returning it.

Their return in the shipping containers is usually a terrible event.

Palestinians packed the containers in the hope that the bodies of their loved ones were lost, including those who returned.

The International Committee of the Red Cross said they were not involved in the transfer but emphasized that all families have the right to receive news about their loved ones and bury them with respect.