In a newly released Gaza Government Media Office report marking two years since Israel began its military campaign on 7 October 2023, it is alleged that more than 200,000 tons of bombs and explosives were dropped on the densely populated enclave. Over 76,000 Palestinians are reported killed or missing, including more than 20,000 children and 12,500 women. Over 90% of Gaza’s infrastructure—homes, hospitals, schools, mosques—has been damaged or destroyed; 38 hospitals and 96 clinics are non-functional. More than 2 million people have been forcibly displaced, with many forced to move repeatedly under siege and aerial assault. The report accuses Israel of pursuing policies amounting to starvation, ethnic cleansing, and continuing genocide, citing repeated bombings even of “safe zones” like al-Mawasi. International agencies warn the enclave faces a collapse of basic services, famine, and mass suffering unless urgent action is taken.