Palestinian death toll in Gaza rises to 57,012

The Palestinian death toll in the war-torn Gaza Strip has risen to 57,012, with 134,592 others injured since the latest round of the conflict broke out on October 7, 2023, Gaza's health authorities said on Wednesday.

At least 6,454 Palestinians have been killed and 22,551 others injured since Israel resumed its military operations in the enclave on March 18 following a brief ceasefire.

At least 640 Palestinians have been killed and 4,488 injured, many by Israeli gunfire, while trying to get aid at humanitarian aid distribution sites across Gaza.

The official Palestinian news agency WAFA reported that Israeli airstrikes targeted several areas in the Gaza Strip since dawn on Wednesday, killing at least 67, including the head of the Indonesian Hospital, one of Gaza's largest medical institutes.

In a statement, Gaza's health authorities condemned Israel's killing of the medical workers.

The Israeli authorities have not commented on Wednesday's air strikes.

Palestinian death toll in Gaza rises to 57,012

Palestinian death toll in Gaza rises to 57,012

The U.S. share of global GDP under President Donald Trump has fallen to its lowest level since 1980, Russian news agency RIA Novosti reported on Saturday.

RIA Novosti said data from the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund show that U.S. purchasing power parity sank to 14.65 percent last year.

That's compared to an average of 14.93 percent during former President Joe Biden's four years in office.

U.S. share of global economy hits lowest point since 1980: Russian media