“We dropped 200,000 bombs and destroyed 70-80% of the buildings in Gaza…”
Then why are there still ~2 million Gazans?
Hamas’s max claim: 76,000 dead.
IDF’s low estimate of terrorists eliminated: 23,000.
Natural deaths over 2.5 years: ~12,500.
That leaves ~40,000.
Ratio: roughly 1 terrorist : 2 civilians.
International average in modern urban warfare: **1:9**.
Israel did better than the world average… while fighting an enemy that turns schools, mosques, and hospitals into military bases and uses its own people as human shields.
That’s not genocide.
That’s the most restrained war against a death cult in modern history.
The numbers don’t lie.
The propaganda does. 🇮🇱
“We dropped 200,000 bombs and destroyed 70-80% of the buildings in Gaza…”
Then why are there still ~2 million Gazans?
Hamas’s max claim: 76,000 dead.
IDF’s low estimate of terrorists eliminated: 23,000.
Natural deaths over 2.5 years: ~12,500.
That leaves ~40,000.
Ratio: roughly 1 terrorist : 2 civilians.
International average in modern urban warfare: **1:9**.
Israel did better than the world average… while fighting an enemy that turns schools, mosques, and hospitals into military bases and uses its own people as human shields.
That’s not genocide.
That’s the most restrained war against a death cult in modern history.
The numbers don’t lie.
The propaganda does. 🇮🇱
What if you discovered that everything you knew about Gaza was wrong?
This is what happened to me in 2018, when I stumbled on a video on social media, made by ordinary Gazans, displaying a middle class standard of living that I didn't realise was possible.
This ultimately led to #TheGazaYouDontSee, where I share linked and timestamped social media content from Gaza, that challenges the common conception of life there.
Obviously things have changed a lot for Gazans since Hamas invaded Israel on October 7 2023, but still, what I see on Gazan social media differs greatly from the picture shown by news outlets the world over.
Here is a short video I created in 2022 giving a glimpse of the extreme inequality in allocation of resources that is so startling in Gaza, especially considering that their economy relies heavily on aid and donations.