Euro-Med reported the 3-year balance sheet of Israel's attacks on Gaza and the continuing violations after the ceasefire.
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Israel's attacks on Gaza have been continuing for 3 years, and a ceasefire agreement was declared on October 10, 2025.
Euro-Med, headquartered in Geneva, published a statement containing the 3-year balance sheet of Israel's attacks on the Gaza Strip.
Euro-Med stated that despite the declaration of a ceasefire agreement on October 10, 2025, Israel "continues to commit genocide" in Gaza in different forms.
According to the statement, 13 percent of Palestinians in the Gaza Strip, whose population is 2.4 million, were killed, injured, missing or detained.
In the statement, it was stated that 30 percent of the total victims were children and 20 percent were women, and 9 out of 10 of those who lost their lives were civilians.
According to the statement of the Palestinian Ministry of Health, 74 thousand 382 Palestinians lost their lives and 175 thousand 416 people were injured in Israeli attacks.
Evaluating the situation of the injured, Euro-Med stated that thousands of people had their limbs amputated or experienced permanent disability, and more than 10 thousand children suffered limb loss.
In the statement, it was stated that 40 thousand people, including 21 thousand children, will live with permanent disability or need long-term rehabilitation.
Euro-Med reported that 12 thousand Palestinians were detained in the 3-year period during which Israel's attacks on Gaza continued.
It was reported that the organization interviewed 100 previously released former Palestinian detainees and documented "42 types of torture, inhumane and degrading treatments" that they stated they were exposed to in Israeli prisons and detention centers.
It was noted that these included acts such as rape, spitting and urinating on detainees, strip searches, sexual assault, electric shock and deliberate killing under torture.
Euro-Med stated that the entire population of the Gaza Strip has suffered psychological trauma and that this situation will have long-term effects on most of them.
In the statement, it was stated that everyone in Gaza faces acute food insecurity, and government reports reveal that Israel continues to besiege the region and starve the population despite the ceasefire agreement.
It was emphasized that the daily amount of water per capita decreased by 98 percent due to the large-scale destruction caused by Israel's water infrastructure.
In the statement, which also shared data on environmental destruction, it was noted that Israel destroyed 3 million trees, 85 thousand decares of orchards and 8 thousand 700 agricultural water wells.
The third anniversary of the genocide in Gaza coincides with one year since the ceasefire was declared.
According to the statement made yesterday by the Government Media Office in Gaza, since the ceasefire came into force, Israel has committed 5,474 violations, continued siege and starvation, and detained 203 Palestinians.
While it is stated that Israel's attacks caused destruction of 90 percent of the civilian infrastructure in Gaza, an international report estimates that approximately 71.4 billion dollars will be needed for the recovery and reconstruction of the region.

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