The number of people who have died in Palestine, particularly in the Gaza Strip, due to the ongoing Israel-Hamas conflict since October 2023, is estimated to be over 64,600 according to the latest reports from 2025. The Palestinian Ministry of Health in Gaza reports more than 64,000 deaths, including a significant portion who are civilians, with a large number being minors under the age of 18. The death toll includes people of all ages, from newborns to the elderly. Many casualties have resulted from Israeli military operations, including airstrikes and ground assaults. The conflict has led to a catastrophic humanitarian crisis including famine and widespread destruction in Gaza.
To summarize:
- Over 64,000 Palestinians have died in Gaza in the conflict since October 2023.
- Approximately 30-40% of those killed are minors.
- Many deaths are civilians, with some estimates suggesting up to 80% civilian casualties.
- The conflict has caused severe humanitarian suffering, including famine.
This number is continually updated as the conflict and its consequences unfold.