Gazan health officials say the death toll in Gaza has topped 1,000, witrh the recovery of nearly 150 bodies from rubble on Saturday.
Gaza emergency services spokesman Ashraf al-Qidra puts the death toll at 1,047 in 19 days of fighting, with more than 6,000 wounded, according to The Associated Press.
Hundreds of those are Hamas fighters, according to Israel, though the UN has said 80 percent of Gaza’s fatalities are civilian.
During the day 147 bodies were pulled from rubble during a break in fighting, according to Hamas.
Forty-five people have been killed on the Israeli side, including 42 soldiers, two Israeli civilians and a Thai national. Hundreds more have been wounded in fighting and indiscriminate rocket fire.
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