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Casualty data 10 September 2026
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Said and done

The war, one day at a time

Special intent is not proved by a quotation and it is not proved by a body count. It is proved by the two of them standing on the same date. This page puts them there: pick any day between 7 October 2023 and 10 September 2026, and it reports what the toll did that day, what was said, what had been ordered, what was happening and what was being allowed across the crossings. Nothing here is new. It is the record the rest of this site already holds, joined on the one field every part of it shares.

10 September 2026

The spine — Gaza deaths added to the reported toll, day by day

The upright line is the day this page is standing on. Click anywhere on the chart to move it. Switch on events to mark the dated turning points against the same axis.

§6.1, Appendix B

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Day 1,070 of 1,070

Thursday, 10 September 2026

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Added to the reported Gaza toll that day
73,670
Gaza dead reported by that day
20,179
Children among them — 27.4% of the toll
1,114
West Bank dead reported by that day

Also that day: 0 children, 0 women and 0 people killed while seeking aid were added to the reported totals, along with 30 injured. In the West Bank, 0 killed and 0 settler attacks. The breakdown by category is published less often than the headline total, so a zero in those three records a day with no new breakdown, not a day on which no child or woman was killed.

What was said

Former head of government 10 September 2026
“[Events in the West Bank amount to] no less than attempted ethnic cleansing by a group of murderous criminal terrorists [operating] to harm, steal, destroy, burn and kill Palestinians.”
Ehud Olmert
Former Prime Minister of Israel

Radio 103FM; Times of Israel, 10 September 2026.

What was ordered

No court, commission or inquiry recorded a finding on this day.

What was happening

Nothing in the chronology is dated to this day.

What was crossing

All crossings closed

0 trucks a day, against 500 required

On 6 June 2026 Israel closed every entry point into Gaza, Rafah and Kerem Shalom included, 'until further notice', in stated retaliation for Iranian missile strikes on Israel. As of July 2026 all crossings remained closed for cargo. The report characterises this as collective punishment under Article 33 of the Fourth Geneva Convention.

report-final.md §6.8 (Times of Israel; Siasat; The New Arab, 6–8 June 2026; UN News, July 2026) — §6.8

How to read it

What this page can and cannot pin to a day

The daily figures are the totals as they were reported, so a day's own number is the step between one report and the next. On 118 of the 1,070 days on this axis that step is zero, which records a day on which no new figure was published, not a day on which nobody was killed.

Statements and findings are placed on the date their own source gives them. Where the source named a day, the entry sits on that day. Where it named only a month, the entry is shown under the month and labelled as such, so that nothing on this page asserts a precision the record does not have. 6 statements in the record are dated to a year or a span of years and cannot be placed on a day at all; they are on the statements page and are not shown here.

The aid record works the same way. A phase states a daily figure only where the report publishes one for that span; elsewhere the page says no figure is published, which is not the same as saying the crossings were open. Every phase names the section of the report it comes from.

Daily series: Tech For Palestine open datasets (Gaza Ministry of Health, OCHA, UN). Statements: §6.2 and Appendix C. Findings: Part VI and Part XV. Chronology: Appendix B and the contextual chronology. Aid: §6.3 and §6.8.