Palestinian Children Killed in Gaza: October 7, 2023 – August 10, 2025
The Silent Deaths in Palestine A Call for Humanity It is a simple truth: if a human being is deprived of food and water, death will follow within days. Yet in our world today, there are those so cruel that they deliberately inflict this suffering on others — watching people starve, refusing them even a sip of water, and letting them die before their very eyes.
Reports tell us of The Silent Deaths in Palestine imprisoned by Israel, who lost their lives in such conditions. Among them was a man named Mohammad, whose only “crime” was his existence under occupation. Many others, too, have perished in this silent way — their bodies later buried in mass graves, sometimes dug by heavy machines like JCBs.
Since the beginning of Israel’s oppression of Palestine, such tragedies have become so frequent that the world has almost stopped noticing. The videos and testimonies are too painful to show in full, yet they continue to circulate — heartbreaking reminders of a crisis that has not ended.
To the people of the world:
Do not turn away. Do not let this suffering fade into the background. Remember the faces of the children, the elders, and the youth dying not from bombs, but from hunger and thirst. Remember that they are human beings, just like us.
Raise your voice for the oppressed. Stand for justice. And never forget that Allah hears the cries of the innocent — even if the world remainsThe Silent Deaths in Palestine
The Journey of the Soul in Islam (According to Qur’an & Sahih Hadith)
1 The Moment of Death
Angel of Death (Malik al-Mawt) comes with angels of mercy (for the righteous) or angels of punishment (for the wicked).
For the believer: the soul is taken gently, like water flowing from a jug (Ahmad 17803).
For the disbeliever/sinner: it is pulled harshly, like thorns being dragged through wet wool (Ibn Majah 4262).
Correction: The soul does not stay by the body during washing or shrouding. It is taken immediately.
Qur’an 39:42 — “Allah takes the souls at the time of their death…”
2. Ascent to the Heavens
Angels carry the soul upward.
Righteous soul: greeted, praised, and gates of heaven open until it reaches the highest place (‘Illiyyun).
Wicked soul: rejected; gates are closed, and it is cast back down (Qur’an 7:40).
Hadith: Allah says, “Record the book of My servant in ‘Illiyyun and return him to the earth.” (Ahmad)
3. Return to the Body in the Grave
After ascent, the soul is returned to the body once it’s placed in the grave.
No authentic source mentions the deceased “waking up three times” or trying to sit alone.
The sitting up happens when angels question the deceased.
4. Questioning by Munkar and Nakir
Two terrifying angels ask:
Who is your Lord?
What is your religion?
Who is your Prophet?
Believers: Answer confidently — “My Lord is Allah, my religion is Islam, my Prophet is Muhammad ﷺ.”
Disbelievers/Hypocrites: Say “I don’t know” or give the wrong answer.
Strength to answer correctly comes from Allah (Qur’an 14:27).
5. Life in Barzakh
Barzakh is the state between death and Resurrection (Qur’an 23:100).
For believers: the grave is expanded, filled with light, a window to Paradise is shown.
For sinners/disbelievers: the grave is constricted, dark, with a window to Hell.
These are “preview” states — the final judgment comes on the Day of Resurrection.
6. Awareness of the Living
The dead may know of visitors and benefit from their du‘a, charity, or Qur’an recitation (Muslim 976).
No authentic proof of:
Souls freely visiting family on certain days
Angels announcing every visitor
Weak/fabricated reports exist, but authentic texts state souls remain in Barzakh.
✅ Authentic Focus:
Remember death often (Tirmidhi 2307).
Live upon Tawheed and Sunnah.
Make istighfar and prepare for the answers in the grave.
Ask Allah for husn al-khatimah (a good end).
Palestinian Children Killed (Ages 0–17)
Approximate percentage of total deaths: ~30% (per GHM data)
Estimated range of direct violent deaths: 18,000 – 18,500
Additional starvation-related deaths in 2025: Hundreds, including at least 2 children on Aug 10, 2025
Key source points:
Aug 5, 2025 (GHM via Al Jazeera): >18,000 identified child deaths — 30.8% of total fatalities.
July 31, 2025 (GHM via Anadolu): >18,500, includes many infants; excludes unidentified and indirect deaths.
UNICEF/UNRWA reports (May 27, 2025): >50,000 children killed or injured; >16,000 killed implied.
May 22, 2025 (GHM via Haaretz): ≥16,500, including starvation cases.
Palestinian Militants Killed (Hamas & Allied Fighters)
Israeli claim: ~20,000 militants killed (based on battlefield counts, intelligence intercepts).
Independent verified range: ~8,500 – 17,000
Key source points:
July 29, 2025 (IDF via Times of Israel/Haaretz): ~20,000, includes initial and later phases.
Jan 2025 (IDF via Reuters): Nearly 20,000; critics note possible inflation.
ACLED (independent analysis): Confirms ~8,500 of claimed kills.
Scholarly estimates: 20% of total Gaza deaths are combatants → ~12,000 if total deaths ~60,000.
Total Palestinian Deaths (All Categories)
As of late July 2025: ~60,000–62,000 reported killed.
By Aug 10, 2025: Likely +1,000–2,000 more from strikes, shootings at aid sites, and starvation (217 total hunger deaths, many children).
Undercount factor: 10,000–14,000 bodies still trapped under rubble, per UN estimates.
Context & Reliability Notes
GHM figures are accepted by UN agencies for direct deaths but do not separate combatants and civilians.
Israeli figures emphasize militant deaths and are not independently verifiable in full.
Independent monitoring groups (like ACLED) find a consistent civilian majority in casualties — roughly 70–80% civilians.
The Guardian (Jan 2025) — Reported 13,319 children killed in the first 15 months of war.
SourceAl Jazeera / UNICEF (Aug 2025) — More than 18,000 children confirmed dead, averaging 28 children killed every day since the war began.
SourceUNICEF (April 2025) — Estimated 16,000 children killed, with 39,000 orphaned.
SourceWashington Post (2025) — Based on UNICEF data, at least one child killed every hour since the start of the war.
SourceAP News (July 2025) — Over 17,000 children confirmed dead.
SourceSource Estimated Children Killed The Guardian (Jan 2025) 13,319 Al Jazeera / UNICEF (Aug 2025) 18,000+ UNICEF (Apr 2025) ~16,000 Washington Post (2025) ≥1 per hour AP News (Jul 2025) ≥17,000
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