28 thousand 775 Palestinians were killed in the attacks of the Israeli regime

  28 thousand 775 Palestinians, including 12 thousand 300 children and 8 thousand 400 women, were killed and 68 thousand 552 people were injured in Israel's attacks against the Gaza Strip since October 7. Thousands of bodies are said to lie beneath the ruins. Israel continues to target hospitals and schools housing Palestinians fleeing attacks. On the other hand, the International Federation of Journalists condemned the killing of journalists in Israel's attacks on Gaza. It was emphasized that the Israeli security forces blocked the delivery of humanitarian aid belonging to the World Health Organization to the leadership when it was 50 meters away from Nasser Hospital in the Gaza Strip. The EU has called on Israel to stop its attacks on Rafah. The UN also warned that the situation in Gaza is getting worse every day. Also, according to a statement from the White House, Biden and Netanyahu discussed the prisoner swap talks between Israel and Hamas in a phone conversation. The President of the United States, Joe Biden, expressed that they will make efforts to free all the prisoners in the shortest possible time. US President Joe Biden said Israel should not attack Rafah without a credible and workable plan to ensure the safety of civilians. Israel, which has killed tens of thousands of Palestinians in its attacks and occupation of Gaza, has forced a large part of the population in the northern and central parts of the region to move to the city of Rafah near the Egyptian border. During the attacks, Israel also wants to occupy the southern region, which it has declared safe for the residents of the north, by land and forcefully evict the population from there. An estimated 1.4 million Palestinians live in Rafah. The international community is warning Israel that a large-scale offensive against Rafah will lead to a new and greater tragedy. Approximately 29,000 Palestinians have been killed in the Israeli army's attacks on the Gaza Strip since October 7.