Death Toll in Gaza Exceeds 26,000

Name: Death Toll in Gaza Exceeds 26,000
Uploaded: 2024-01-26
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According to the Palestinian Ministry of Health, 183 people died and 377 others were injured in Israeli attacks in the last 24 hours. Many injured people were still under rubble and on the roads, but ambulance and civil defense teams could not reach them, added the ministry.

The number of deaths in the Gaza Strip has increased to 26,083, and the number of injuries has increased to 64,487 since the beginning of the war.

“Israel’s period of self-defense is over. I’m saying it very clearly. Enough is enough; the civilian population in Gaza needs an immediate humanitarian ceasefire and humanitarian aid,” said Finnish Foreign Minister Elina Valtonen in an interview with German media group RND.

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Kenya Protests Over Tax Bill Anniversary: 16 Killed

On Jun 26, 2025

At least 16 people were killed in renewed protests across Kenya on the anniversary of last year’s controversial tax increase bill, Amnesty Kenya reported. President Irungu Houghton stated that at least five of the deaths were due to police shootings, confirmed by both Amnesty Kenya and the Kenya National Human Rights Commission.

Kenyatta National Hospital in Nairobi reported 107 injured, mostly with gunshot wounds. A Kenya Power security guard was also killed during the unrest.

The protests reignited after President William Ruto said he would not sign the tax bill, despite its earlier approval. Last year’s protests over the same bill left more than 60 dead and hundreds injured.

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