FACTBOX - 2 years of Gaza genocide: Aid workers in Israel's firing line

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

58% : Others in Israeli crosshairs Smaller community-based organizations have not been spared.
45% : Latest figures from the UN show Israeli forces have killed at least 562 humanitarian workers, including 376 UN staff members - men and women who delivered food, treated the wounded, ran schools and managed shelters.
44% : Over the past two years, Israel has killed more than 66,000 Palestinians in Gaza, most of them women and children, and wounded nearly 170,000, according to figures from Palestinian authorities confirmed by the UN and other international organizations.
43% : On March 23, 2024, Israeli troops opened fire on a convoy of 15 Palestinian emergency responders, including from the UN and the Palestinian Red Crescent, traveling in clearly marked vehicles on a mission to help wounded colleagues.
41% : UN experts say Israeli is committing 'medicide' to create 'conditions calculated to destroy Palestinians in Gaza' Two years into Israel's genocidal war in the Gaza Strip, the toll on the humanitarian community is staggering, with the enclave becoming a graveyard for those who sought to ease suffering.
38% : Earlier in August, UN experts warned that Israel's targeted destruction of Gaza's health system amounts to "medicide.
36% : UN officials and human rights groups argue that deliberate strikes on convoys and hospitals violate international humanitarian law and could amount to war crimes.
31% : The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) has reported four deaths among its personnel, while the World Health Organization (WHO) lost a staff member, Dima Abdullatif Mohammed Alhaj, when her parents' home in southern Gaza was bombed in November 2023.

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