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Defense Ministry: 1,318 Israeli security personnel killed across all fronts since October 7
- On Sunday, the Defense Ministry reported that 1,318 members of Israel's security forces have died since the start of the Israel-Hamas War on October 7, 2023, updating the nation's official roll of slain personnel.
- The casualty count encompasses Israel Defense Forces soldiers, Israel Police officers, and Israel Security Agency personnel, with fatalities occurring across the Gaza Strip, Lebanon, and the West Bank.
- Separately, the National Insurance Institute reported 1,029 civilians have been killed in terrorist attacks since October 7, 2023; 778 died on that date, with 251 killed during the subsequent war period.
- More than 7,150 people have joined Israel's bereaved-family community since the war began, including 2,143 parents, 355 widows, 880 orphans, and 3,772 siblings who lost loved ones in service.
- Last week, two Israel Defense Forces soldiers—Maj. Nadav Kali and Maj. Ofek Moalem—were killed when a drone exploded at their outpost in the northern Gaza Strip.
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According to data from the Israeli Ministry of War, the deceased correspond to different operating scenarios, including Gaza, Lebanon and the West Bank.
·Caracas, Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of)
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Defense Ministry: 1,318 Israeli security personnel killed across all fronts since October 7
The number includes fallen personnel from the IDF, Israel Police, Shin Bet (Israel Security Agency), Fire and Rescue Services, security coordinators, and local response team members.
·Jerusalem, Israel
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Sawalev revealed statements published by the Israeli occupation army on Sunday that 1318 of its members had been killed since the attack by Palestinian resistance factions in the Gaza Strip on Israeli military positions and settlements on 7 October 2023. The release of these statements coincided with the third anniversary of Operation Al-Aqsa.
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Leaning Left1Leaning Right3Center1Last UpdatedBias Distribution60% Right
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- 60% of the sources lean Right
60% Right
L 20%
C 20%
R 60%
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