Growing Back: Gaza region population grows by 10% since massacre

Three years after the October 7 massacre, the Gaza envelope population has grown to some 66,000 residents, a 10% increase. Over 90% of evacuated residents have returned, and thousands of new families have moved into the region.

Three years after the October 7 massacre, the Gaza envelope region has seen a population increase of 10%, reaching approximately 66,000 residents. More than 90% of residents who were evacuated after the attack have returned home, and thousands of new families have moved into the area. The article frames this growth as a sign of recovery and resilience, using the headline 'Growing Back' to emphasize the demographic rebound. The report is brief and lacks detailed sourcing or breakdown of the population figures.