Israel killed more than 40,000 people in Gaza.
What does that look like?
If 40,000 people joined hands, standing apart, to form a human chain, they could surround the entire island of Manhattan.
This includes almost 17,000 children. That’s 2.6 percent of all children in Gaza who are now dead.
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- At least 10,000 are missing under the rubble, most of them presumed dead.
Visualising 40,000 people
The number of people killed in Gaza would fill up Madison Square Garden twice.
If 40,000 people were standing tightly next to each other in Paris, the first person would be at Notre-Dame and the last would be in Versailles. The line would be 24 kilometres long.
If 40,000 people joined hands, standing apart, to form a human chain, they could surround the entire island of Manhattan.
It would take an average person walking at 5km per hour 12 hours to walk from the beginning of that chain to the end.
Driving those 60 kilometres would take a sedan car driving at 50 kilometres per hour, 72 mins to pass the entire line. That’s more than an hour of drive time.
Of the 40,000 people killed, 18.4 percent are women, and 33 percent are children.
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