At least six Palestinians were injured in Israeli attacks in the Gaza Strip over the latest 24-hour period, according to Gaza’s Health Ministry. The ministry said the latest injuries add to the growing number of casualties reported since the ceasefire that began in October. According to the ministry, 1,258 Palestinians have been killed and 4,145 injured since the October ceasefire. The figures include people affected by Israeli attacks during the latest period and previous incidents since the ceasefire. Gaza’s Health Ministry also provided a broader update on the war that began in October 2023. It said that at least 73,386 Palestinians have been killed and 174,256 injured since the start of the conflict. The latest figures show that casualties have continued to be reported despite the ceasefire, raising further concerns about the situation in Gaza and the safety of civilians. Hospitals and medical workers in Gaza have faced enormous pressure during the conflict, while the large number of injured people has placed additional demands on the territory’s already heavily damaged healthcare system. The continuing reports of casualties are also adding pressure to international efforts aimed at maintaining the ceasefire and finding a longer-term political solution to the conflict. The Gaza Health Ministry is controlled by the Hamas-run authorities, and its casualty figures are widely cited by international media and humanitarian organizations, although individual deaths and injuries are not always independently verified immediately. The latest report comes as diplomatic efforts continue over the future of Gaza, including discussions about a possible peace agreement, humanitarian assistance and security arrangements. For Palestinians living in Gaza, the continued reports of deaths and injuries mean that the conflict remains a serious threat even during periods described as a ceasefire. The figures released by the ministry underline the enormous human cost of the conflict since October 2023. Tens of thousands of Palestinians have been killed, while hundreds of thousands have been injured, according to Gaza’s Health Ministry. The latest six injuries add to that toll and highlight the fragile nature of the ceasefire and the continuing violence in the Gaza Strip.