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11 Days, 4,340 Rockets and 261 Dead: The Israel-Gaza Fighting in Numbers

According to UN humanitarian office, at least 129 out of 248 people killed in Gaza were civilians and 1,042 housing and commercial units were severely damaged

Samuel Sokol is a freelance journalist based in Jerusalem. He was previously a correspondent at the Jerusalem Post and has reported for the Jewish Telegraphic Agency, the Israel Broadcasting Authority and the Times of Israel. He is the author of Putin’s Hybrid War and the Jews.
Sam Sokol
Samuel Sokol is a freelance journalist based in Jerusalem. He was previously a correspondent at the Jerusalem Post and has reported for the Jewish Telegraphic Agency, the Israel Broadcasting Authority and the Times of Israel. He is the author of Putin’s Hybrid War and the Jews.
Sam Sokol

The fighting between Israel and Hamas this month saw the Israel Defense Forces attack more than 1,500 targets and Palestinian militant groups launch more than 4,300 rockets at Israel, while hundreds were killed, thousands injured and hundreds of millions of dollars of property and infrastructure was estimated damaged or destroyed.

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