According to Gaza’s Health Ministry, 79 people who were killed by Israeli airstrikes have been brought to hospitals in the Gaza Strip over the past 24 hours. The ministry clarified that this number does not account for victims from the northern region of Gaza, as hospitals there are currently inaccessible due to ongoing conflict and security concerns. The report comes amid ongoing hostilities between Israel and armed groups in Gaza. The situation has led to significant civilian casualties and has strained the healthcare infrastructure in the territory. The Health Ministry in Gaza is the primary source of casualty figures in the region, and its reports are frequently cited by international organizations and media outlets. The reported deaths include members of a doctor's family, with nine of the doctor's ten children among the victims, according to local sources. The conflict has resulted in repeated airstrikes and ground operations, leading to a high number of injuries and fatalities among the civilian population. The humanitarian situation in Gaza remains critical, with limited access to medical care, supplies, and safe zones for residents.