With 67,000 dead and massive debris everywhere, Hamas is still fighting: Will Netanyahu end the war in Gaza?

Israel-Gaza war: In a significant update after more than two years of war in Gaza and Palestine, media reports have it that entire Gaza Strip has been reduced to rubble and more than 67,000 lives have been lost. For those unversed, Hamas attacked Israel on October 7, 2023, killing 1,200 Israeli civilians during the attack. As a response to the attack, Israel, led by Benjamin Netanyahu launched a military operation in Gaza. Vowing to wipe out Hamas, more than 67,000 lives have been lost in the Israel-Gaza conflict. Here are all the details you need to know about the losses in Israel-Hamas conflict in Gaza.

How many lives have been lost in Israel-Hamas war?

After more than 2 years of war in Gaza, Israel claims to have killed 17,000–23,000 Hamas fighters and key leaders, including Yahya Sinwar, Ismail Haniya, and Saleh al-Aruri. Most importantly, reports have it that despite the heavy losses, Hamas has not been eradicated as it continues to lead its resistance against Israel through its guerrilla tactics.

“It’s a myth that Israel has destroyed Hamas’s war-fighting capability. Yes, Hamas has suffered significant losses, but it is still alive”, confirming the same, Los Angeles-based Israeli-American expert Shael Ben-Efraim was quoted as saying by a Navbharat Times report.

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How many Hamas fighters have been killed in Israel-Hamas war?

Reports also say that around 10,000–12,000 Hamas fighters reportedly remain active, carrying out small, decentralized attacks. As per experts, experts say Israel has weakened Hamas militarily but failed to completely destroy it, while Gaza lies devastated. Therefore, it can be said that Gaza has been turned into a rubble with dead bodies. However, keeping in mind the present political scenario in Israel, PM Netanyahu is not expected to stop the war against Hamas in Gaza.