UNICEF reports that at least 300 children have been killed in Gaza in the 300 days since a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas agreed in October 2025. The agency describes the figure as an average of roughly one child killed per day and says the toll is part of a continuing humanitarian crisis in the territory. UNICEF’s assessment emphasizes that violence against children persists despite the ceasefire framework, and it warns that the overall situation remains severe. The reporting from both outlets cites UNICEF’s statement on the number of child fatalities and frames the period since the truce as ongoing rather than resolved. The accounts converge on the same key points: UNICEF attributes the deaths to the period following the October 2025 ceasefire and highlights the ongoing impact on children in Gaza. The coverage does not provide additional details on specific incidents or breakdowns beyond the cumulative count and the time-based average.