In a statement, the Government Media Office in Gaza said:
⭕️ 69% of the victims are women and children. The Israeli occupation continues a campaign of misinformation to cover up its crimes in Gaza.
⭕️ The occupation published false names and photos, including people who are still alive, as part of a deliberate media manipulation to justify its attacks.
⭕️ In the last 12 hours, Israel committed massacres killing 109 Palestinians, including 52 children, 23 women, 4 elderly, and 7 people with disabilities.
⭕️ The statement condemns Israel’s mass killings and disinformation, holding it and complicit states fully responsible, and calls on the U.S., mediators, and the UN Security Council to enforce the ceasefire and protect civilians in Gaza.
Recent reports from Gaza emphasize the devastating impact of ongoing violence on civilians, particularly women, children, the elderly, and people with disabilities. The Government Media Office in Gaza has underscored that a significant majority — 69% of victims — are women and children, reflecting the disproportionate suffering of vulnerable groups during military operations. This tragic human toll is compounded by what is described as a deliberate campaign of misinformation by Israeli authorities, involving false naming and photographs to manipulate public perception and justify attacks. Such tactics complicate efforts by international organizations and mediators to accurately assess the situation and respond effectively. The statement urges key global actors, including the United States, the United Nations Security Council, and other mediators, to take immediate action to enforce a ceasefire and prioritize the protection of civilians in Gaza. This call for intervention highlights the urgency of restoring peace and safeguarding human rights amid a rapidly escalating humanitarian crisis. Understanding these developments requires recognizing the layered challenges faced by Gaza's population—ranging from ongoing violence to attempts at information distortion. The international community's role in demanding transparency and accountability, as well as providing humanitarian aid, remains critical. Eyewitness accounts, verified reports from organizations on the ground, and responsible media coverage are essential to counter misinformation and support efforts toward lasting peace. This situation invites heightened international attention and advocacy to ensure that the voices and experiences of Gaza’s most vulnerable—women, children, the elderly, and disabled persons—are not overshadowed or erased in narratives shaped by conflicting interests and media manipulation. Supporting impartial investigations and strengthening diplomatic efforts is vital to holding accountable those responsible for civilian casualties and fostering a ceasefire that respects fundamental human rights and dignity.
