The Ministry of Health in the Gaza Strip announced the death toll of the Israeli aggression on the sector has risen to 32,782 martyrs since last October 7.

The ministry explained in a press statement today, Sunday, that the number of injured has risen to 75,298, while thousands of citizens remain missing under the rubble and on the streets, pointing out that the occupation forces committed 8 massacres in the sector, resulting in the fall of 77 martyrs and 108 injured in the past twenty-four hours.

On its part, the Palestinian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates condemned the genocide war carried out by the occupation authorities against our people for the 177th consecutive day, which daily causes more martyrs, injuries, and missing persons, including children and women.

The ministry stated in a press statement that Israel is consolidating its military occupation of the Gaza Strip by delineating the so-called buffer zone that swallows a large area of the sector, cutting its connections by digging transverse and longitudinal roads and turning it into isolated areas from each other as is the case in separating the northern Gaza Strip from its center and south, as well as what the Israeli media promotes about besieging and isolating Rafah and its area, amid a total closure of all the sector's borders and intensifying its destruction area by area, turning it into an uninhabitable place for human life.

The Palestinian Ministry of Foreign Affairs warned against the dangers of any arrangements promoted by the Israeli government concerning the day after the aggression, working on achieving them conspiratorially, aiming to consolidate its military and security control over the Gaza Strip, completely separate it from the occupied West Bank, and undermine international efforts exerted to unify the geography of the State of Palestine under the recognized Palestinian legitimacy.

The ministry confirmed that any arrangements not made in full coordination with the Palestinian leadership and not presented within the framework of a clear political solution that guarantees the realization of the Palestinian state on the borders of June 4, 1967, with a binding resolution from the United Nations Security Council, are considered a waste of time, prolonging the conflict and the cycle of wars and violence. This requires, before it's too late, the rapid translation of the international consensus on the two-state solution into practical steps to resolve the conflict according to international legitimacy resolutions and to achieve security and stability in the region and the world. In this regard, the international community bears responsibility for the results and repercussions of missing this opportunity.