Israel: 500 killed and 2,048 injured in Hamas attacks - Breaking The News

Israel: 500 killed and 2,048 injured in Hamas attacks

8 October

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The Israeli media outlets revealed on Sunday that the latest data shows that the number of Israeli fatalities following Hamas attacks exceeded 500.

Meanwhile, the Health Ministry said the number of injured citizens rose to 2,048 from 1,864 reported this morning. Among them, 20 are in critical condition, 330 have serious injuries, 396 are in moderate condition and another 967 are lightly wounded.

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