United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs #UN #OCHA periodical update on #Gaza:

• At least 71,667 Palestinians #killed by now, including¹ at least 20,179 #children (of which 931 younger than 1 year; 356 killed immediately after birth), and 10,427 #women.

• More than 1,700 health workers killed.²

• Since the ceasefire came into effect, 492 Palestinians were killed (including at least 100 children), 1,356 were injured.

• Currently no comprehensive data on aid delivery. As of January 14th 2025, three crossings into Gaza were operational.

• Currently no concise data on levels of food insecurity. In January 2025, for the first time since October 2023, stocks are sufficient to provide monthly food rations covering the minimum caloric needs of a household.

• At 970 displacement sites, an estimated 1.3 million people are living; 795,000 of them live in in flood-prone areas.

• The Israeli military remains deployed within more than 50% of the Gaza stripe (Yellow Line). Access to humanitarian facilities and assets, public infrastructure and agricultural land remain severely restricted or prohibited there, and detonations of residential buildings are reported.

• About 92% of all #housing units either destroyed (160,000) or damaged (276,000)³

¹numbers in brackets last updated May 28th, 2025; other breakdown numbers last updated on October 7th, 2025
²updated on October 7th, 2025
³no data given since October 15th, 2025

Sources:

• Humanitarian Situation Update | Gaza Strip / OCHA

Further statistics:

• United Health Dashboard / WHO & Health Cluster for the Occupied Palestinian Territory

• UN2720 Monitoring & Tracking Dashboard – UN-Manifested Humanitarian Aid Movements / UNOPS

• Unified Disease Surveillance Dashboard / Gaza Ministry of Health & Partnering organizations

#Palestine

United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs #UN #OCHA periodical update on #Gaza:

• At least 71,667 Palestinians #killed by now, including¹ at least 20,179 #children (of which 931 younger than 1 year; 356 killed immediately after birth), and 10,427 #women.

• More than 1,700 health workers killed.²

• Since the ceasefire came into effect, 492 Palestinians were killed (including at least 100 children), 1,356 were injured.

• Currently no comprehensive data on aid delivery. As of January 14th 2025, three crossings into Gaza were operational.

• Currently no concise data on levels of food insecurity. In January 2025, for the first time since October 2023, stocks are sufficient to provide monthly food rations covering the minimum caloric needs of a household.

• At 970 displacement sites, an estimated 1.3 million people are living; 795,000 of them live in in flood-prone areas.

• The Israeli military remains deployed within more than 50% of the Gaza stripe (Yellow Line). Access to humanitarian facilities and assets, public infrastructure and agricultural land remain severely restricted or prohibited there, and detonations of residential buildings are reported.

• About 92% of all #housing units either destroyed (160,000) or damaged (276,000)³

¹numbers in brackets last updated May 28th, 2025; other breakdown numbers last updated on October 7th, 2025
²updated on October 7th, 2025
³no data given since October 15th, 2025

Sources:

• Humanitarian Situation Update | Gaza Strip / OCHA

Further statistics:

• United Health Dashboard / WHO & Health Cluster for the Occupied Palestinian Territory

• UN2720 Monitoring & Tracking Dashboard – UN-Manifested Humanitarian Aid Movements / UNOPS

• Unified Disease Surveillance Dashboard / Gaza Ministry of Health & Partnering organizations

#Palestine

The largest #protests in #Iran for three years entered a fifth day on Thursday
amid reports of deadly clashes between protesters and security forces,
with state-affiliated media confirming at least two people had been #killed.

Although state media did not identify those killed, witnesses and videos circulating on social media appear to show protesters lying motionless on the ground after security forces opened fire

The Guardian has also received images showing two bodies bearing what appear to be #pellet and #bullet wounds,
though the circumstances surrounding the images could not be independently verified.

The Oslo-based ⭐️Hengaw Organisation for Human Rights said one of those killed had been struck by live ammunition and died before being taken to a medical facility.

The two deaths were reported to have occurred in the southwestern city of #Lordegan.

The protests,
initially sparked by the collapse of the national currency,
began on Sunday in the capital, #Tehran, but have since spread to cities across the country,
with demonstrators chanting for #economic #justice 💥and demanding an end to the regime.

Roya Boroumand, managing director of the
⭐️Abdorrahman Boroumand Center for Human Rights in Iran,
said the protests were being driven by the drop in the value of currency and its impact on the cost of living.

“Iranians are living below #poverty lines in increasing numbers and have no hope [of] any notable improvement of their living conditions,” she said.

“They are angry at the state’s #mismanagement and #corruption, and policies that are causing misery inside the country.

👉“The state deems any protest that is anti-government illegal
and the law does not really open space to legal protest.

That is why we see a pattern of popular outbursts and deadly crackdown.”

The protests come after a year of a record number of #executions in Iran,
with more than 1,500 people put to death in 2025
– the highest number since 1989.

Human rights groups say the Iranian authorities have used the #death #penalty to instil fear among the population and crush dissent.

“Executions are being carried out following grossly unfair trials held behind closed doors,
amid widespread patterns of #torture and #forced #confessions,”
said Amnesty director Hussein Baoumi.

https://www.theguardian.com/global-development/2026/jan/01/two-people-dead-iran-economic-crisis-protests-battlefield?CMP=Share_iOSApp_Other

The largest #protests in #Iran for three years entered a fifth day on Thursday
amid reports of deadly clashes between protesters and security forces,
with state-affiliated media confirming at least two people had been #killed.

Although state media did not identify those killed, witnesses and videos circulating on social media appear to show protesters lying motionless on the ground after security forces opened fire

The Guardian has also received images showing two bodies bearing what appear to be #pellet and #bullet wounds,
though the circumstances surrounding the images could not be independently verified.

The Oslo-based ⭐️Hengaw Organisation for Human Rights said one of those killed had been struck by live ammunition and died before being taken to a medical facility.

The two deaths were reported to have occurred in the southwestern city of #Lordegan.

The protests,
initially sparked by the collapse of the national currency,
began on Sunday in the capital, #Tehran, but have since spread to cities across the country,
with demonstrators chanting for #economic #justice 💥and demanding an end to the regime.

Roya Boroumand, managing director of the
⭐️Abdorrahman Boroumand Center for Human Rights in Iran,
said the protests were being driven by the drop in the value of currency and its impact on the cost of living.

“Iranians are living below #poverty lines in increasing numbers and have no hope [of] any notable improvement of their living conditions,” she said.

“They are angry at the state’s #mismanagement and #corruption, and policies that are causing misery inside the country.

👉“The state deems any protest that is anti-government illegal
and the law does not really open space to legal protest.

That is why we see a pattern of popular outbursts and deadly crackdown.”

The protests come after a year of a record number of #executions in Iran,
with more than 1,500 people put to death in 2025
– the highest number since 1989.

Human rights groups say the Iranian authorities have used the #death #penalty to instil fear among the population and crush dissent.

“Executions are being carried out following grossly unfair trials held behind closed doors,
amid widespread patterns of #torture and #forced #confessions,”
said Amnesty director Hussein Baoumi.

https://www.theguardian.com/global-development/2026/jan/01/two-people-dead-iran-economic-crisis-protests-battlefield?CMP=Share_iOSApp_Other

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