Since October 2023, at least 377,000 people, mostly children, have gone missing in Gaza due to Israeli military actions, according to a Harvard Dataverse report by Prof. Yakov Garb. The report highlights how Israeli attacks and blockades have drastically reduced Gaza’s population. It also criticizes the U.S.-supported Gaza Humanitarian Foundation for ineffective aid distribution, with many civilians unable to access help due to dangerous, restricted zones. The actual death toll may far exceed the official count of 61,000.
Since October 2023, at least 377,000 people have been reported ‘missing’ in the Gaza Strip at the hands of the Israeli military, with the majority believed to be children. These details have emerged in a new report published by Harvard Dataverse.
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