There's no genocide in Gaza.
“How do I know? Let's dive into the updated numbers:
To be fair, I won’t take numbers from the IDF or Hamas, but rely on UN and World Factbook data. Their data indicates that there are 30K total deaths, comprising 17K civilians and 13K Hamas fighters.
This reflects a combatant-civilian ratio of 1:1.3, already low compared to most urban wars where civilian casualties exceed 90%. Here's the really cool part - the ratio is even lower considering non-war-related deaths.
Baseline Death Rate:
The World Factbook estimates a death rate of 3 per 1,000 people annually in Gaza. With a population of approximately 2.1M, this translates to about 6,300 deaths per year from non-war-related causes.
You know what? Let's make a time Frame Adjustment.
From Oct 7th to Feb 29th (4.8 months), the non-war-related deaths are approximately:
6,300 deaths/year × 4.8 / 12 months = 2,520 deaths.
Now, let's make a demographic Adjustment. Assuming all 2,520 non-war-related deaths are civilians, we get:
30K total deaths − 2,520 non-war-related deaths = 27,480 war-related deaths.
Revised civilian deaths:
30K total deaths − 13K militant deaths − 2,520 non-war-related deaths = 14,480 war-related civilian deaths.
Final Ratio:
13,000 / 14,480 = 1:1.11.
This means that for every Hamas fighter killed, only 1.11 civilians are killed (!!). The best record in urban warfare.
Genocide? think again.
With 14,480 civilian deaths over 243 days of the war (Average of 59/day), Gaza's population continues to grow with 56,614 births per year (155/day). This population growth, averaging 155 new babies daily, starkly contradicts claims of genocide.
Genocide aims to destroy a group, not see it expand. The data clearly shows that the situation in Gaza is far from being genocide. On the contrary, it proves that the IDF is the most moral and professional army in human history.”