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Gaza's Third Anniversary of October 7th
After three years of the Israeli war on Gaza Strip, the infrastructure has been extensively damaged, with approximately 201,000 buildings destroyed. The economic losses are estimated at about $22.7 billion, and reconstruction is needed at a cost of $71.4 billion. The war has resulted in the deaths of over 74,000 Palestinians and injuries to around 175,000, with more than 8,000 missing under the rubble. Many hospitals and schools have been damaged, leading to a deterioration in health and educational services, as over 90% of school buildings are out of service. The health sector faces shortages of medicines and equipment. Additionally, the large displacement—reaching up to 90% of the population—has created difficult living conditions, with shortages of food and water and poor basic services. Despite understandings to cease fire that began in January 2026, reconstruction remains one of the biggest challenges, and tensions persist, with the risk of renewed escalation still looming.
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