An Associated Press study reveals that dozens of family members have been killed by Israeli attacks in Gaza. Between October and December alone, a minimum of 60 families have been identified who have lost more than 25 members, many of whom have died four generations of the same family. Almost a quarter of these families have lost more than 50 relatives in the genocide. One survivor reports that many families no longer have survivors to document the destruction of their family.

The PA has received deaths from various sources: Data from the Gaza Ministry of Health, predictions of deaths on the Internet, social networks of families and neighbors, witness and survivors' testimonies. The investigation has warned of the destruction of entire families, “to a level never seen” so far.

The Mughrabi family, for example, lost 70 relatives in the only Zionist air strike in December. 50 people from the Abu Najas family were killed in the battles of October, including at least two pregnant women. Dogmush “the clan” lost over 44 members in a single attack on a mosque and AP has reported that over 100 relatives were killed in the coming weeks. 80 people from the Abu al-Qumssan family have been killed by the Zionists in the spring.

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PA studies. On that occasion, 150 families lost three or more relatives, while on this last wave, by January, 1,900 families were already suffering numerous murders. In the first month of genocide alone, more than 300 families have been killed more than ten members, according to data from the Gaza Ministry of Health.