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WorldHealth ministry in Hamas reports 135 more people have died in Gaza

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Health ministry in Hamas reports 135 more people have died in Gaza

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As we’ve been saying, the attacks in the Red Sea and Yemen are connected to Israel’s fighting in Gaza.

On Saturday morning, the health ministry in Gaza, which is run by Hamas, said that 23,843 people have been killed there since 7 October.

That’s 135 more than what we had on Friday.

The government also reports that 60,317 people have been injured.

More update on this story soon.

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