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Six months into the conflict, virtually the entire As a reminder, it's six months to the day since Hamas fighters broke through from Gaza into Israel, killing about 1,200 people and taking hundreds hostage on 7 October.
population of Gaza is dependent on food aid to survive. In response, Israel vowed to "crush and destroy Hamas" so that it no longer posed any threat, and to bring all the hostages home. Over 33,000 people have been killed during Israel's offensive in Gaza since then.
At least 27 children are reported to have died as a result At the Nova music festival, which was taking place near Kibbutz Re’im, 364 young people were killed and 40 taken hostage.
of malnutrition since October, according to the World Health Organization. In the days following the attack, the BBC pieced together the events at the festival using video, social media posts and facial recognition technology.
As we reported earlier, a recent UN-backed report offered Footage revealed murder at point blank range, beatings and kidnappings, all being repeated over and over again.
evidence that the humanitarian catastrophe in Gaza is turning into a man-made It's impossible to know if Hamas fighters knew the festival was taking place at that location - but they would surely have heard the music reverberating across the quiet countryside.
famine. We also know that, whether they found the site by accident or not, they came prepared to kill. Gili Yoskovich, who was among hundreds of young people at the festival, told BBC News how the militants "were everywhere with automatic weapons" and how she heard more weapons being unloaded from a van.
In March the BBC reported the story of Ali, a Palestinian
baby boy who had recently died of malnutrition and dehydration at northern
Gaza's only paediatrics hospital.
His father, who did not want to be named, told BBC Arabic's Gaza Lifeline radio service that "Ali was born during wartime and there was no food or anything for his mother to eat - a matter which caused his kidneys to fail".
Ali's life got worse day after day. We tried to get him treated at hospitals, but there was no help... Ali died in front of the entire world, which kept watching him pass away."
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