Israel has faced significant human losses during the ongoing conflict, with recent figures revealing that 1,189 Israeli soldiers and settlers were killed since the start of Operation Flood of Al-Aqsa on October 7, 2023. The Israeli army has reported approximately 5,000 casualties among its ranks, including 695 seriously wounded. Civilian casualties have also been devastating, with around 19,000 reported, alongside the displacement of 143,000 Israelis due to the war. Opposition leader Yair Lapid criticized the government for the failures in handling the situation, emphasizing that the return of the kidnapped and displaced individuals is crucial for any future recovery.
- The ongoing conflict has led to a significant humanitarian crisis in Israel, with many families affected by the loss of loved ones and the displacement from their homes. The Israeli Institute for National Security Studies has provided these figures amidst growing concerns over the government's ability to manage the situation effectively. As the anniversary of the operation approaches, the Israeli public is increasingly vocal about their dissatisfaction with the current leadership and its handling of the conflict.