Overview

• An AP investigation found that over 60 Palestinian families lost 25 or more members each from October to December.
• Many families have been wiped out across generations, with nearly 1,900 families suffering multiple deaths by January.
• The Salem family alone lost 270 members, while the Doghmush and Abu Naja families lost over 100 members each.
• Strikes often hit residential buildings and shelters without warning, raising legal and ethical concerns.
• International courts are examining whether these actions constitute war crimes or genocide.