New analysis by Oxfam reveals that more women and children have been killed in Gaza by the Israeli military in the past year than in any recent conflict over a single year.

Oxfam’s study looked at conflict deaths data over nearly two decades from the UN and Small Arms Survey, with data from AOAV, which shows that Israeli explosive weapons struck civilian infrastructure in Gaza once every three hours on average since the war began.

Conservative data shows that over the past year, more than 6,000 women and 11,000 children were killed in Gaza by the Israeli military. By comparison, the Small Arms Survey estimates that previously the highest number of women killed in a single year was over 2,600 in Iraq in 2016.

A report from Every Casualty Counts revealed that over the first 2.5 years of the Syrian conflict, an average of 4,700 children were killed annually.

UN reports on Children and Armed Conflict over the last 18 years indicate that no other conflict has resulted in a higher number of child deaths in a single year.

• Homes were hit every four hours, on avergae
• Temporary shelters every 17 hours, on average
• Schools and hospitals every four days, on average
• Aid distribution points and warehouses every 15 days, on average.