The bloodiest Gaza war broke out more than ten months ago and has resulted in over 40,000 deaths in the enclave.
At least 40,005 people have been killed in Israel's retaliatory campaign for the 7 October attack that triggered the war, according to the health ministry in the Hamas-run Palestinian territory.
It does not provide a breakdown of civilian and militant casualties.
The unprecedented Hamas raid on southern Israel resulted in the deaths of 1,198 Israelis and foreigners, most of them civilians, according to a tally based on official Israeli figures.
While Hamas has refused to say how many fighters it has lost, the Israeli military said it had killed and apprehended around 14,000 militants as of 16 July.
Among the militants killed up to 16 July were six brigade commanders, more than 20 battalion commanders, and around 150 company commanders, the military said.
Like many of the casualty figures from the war, this is impossible to confirm independently.
According to the International Institute of Strategic Studies, Hamas's armed wing, the Ezzedine Al-Qassam Brigades, had between 15,000 and 20,000 fighters.
Israel's Institute for National Security Studies cites 15,000 but underlines that Arab media spoke of 40,000.
Israeli losses
Around one-third of those killed in Israel on 7 October and in the two subsequent days of violence were members of the security forces - 306 soldiers, 60 police officers and 10 members of the Shin Bet internal security service, Israel said.
Some 79 of those who died during the attack were foreigners, mostly Thai workers.
The Israeli army says 690 troops have been killed since the war began, 20 of those in friendly fire.
Out of the total, 330 died in the Gaza military campaign since Israel launched its ground operations in the territory on 27 October, the army said.
At least 18 Israelis - soldiers and civilians, including Jewish settlers - have been killed in violence in the Israeli-occupied West Bank since the Gaza war began.
Some 26 civilians and 22 Israeli soldiers died in the north in Hezbollah rocket and missile attacks from Lebanon.
Of the 251 Israeli and foreign hostages abducted by Hamas on 7 October, 111 remain in Gaza, of whom the military says 39 are dead.
During a one-week truce in November, militants released 105 of those abducted in exchange for 240 Palestinian prisoners, while bodies of 24 hostages have been returned to Israel since the war began.
The Israeli military has called up 300,000 reservists, 17% of them women, since the conflict began.
Palestinian losses
In addition to the deaths in Gaza, attacks by Israeli soldiers and settlers in the occupied West Bank have killed at least another 632 Palestinians, according to a tally based on data provided by the Ramallah-based health ministry.
Israel said that, up to 16 July, it had struck around 37,000 targets in Gaza from the air and hit more than "25,000 terrorist infrastructure and launch sites".
Lebanon and Syria
Israeli fire since October has killed 570 people in Lebanon, mostly Hezbollah fighters but at least 118 civilians as well, according to a tally.
Hezbollah said that more than 370 of its fighters died.
Militants from other groups in Lebanon, including Hamas and the Hezbollah-allied Amal movement, are included in the total.
The cross-border fire has displaced tens of thousands of people in southern Lebanon and northern Israel.
At least 25 Hezbollah fighters have died in Israeli strikes in Syria, according to a tally, with seven Iranian Revolutionary Guards killed in a strike on Damascus in April.
Last week, Israel said that at least 7,500 rockets have been fired over the border from Lebanon since the war erupted.
