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>Here you go. Source from Reuters and World Health Organization that "around 60% of victims were women and children". A basic simple search would have gotten you that but I guess you just want to spread lies.
> https://www.reuters.com/world/middle-east/nothing-wrong-with-gaza-death-toll-figures-who-says-2024-05-14
Which once again SUPPORTs the 2:1 ratio Isreal claims. So you are agreeing they have a 2:1 ratio which is incredibly low? Thank you.
>And have you even read the full Guardian article talking about Darfur and Myanmar. It shows how the numbers are starting to resemble Gaza.
No, it said the opposite of that actually. I'll show the excerpt again, since you seem incapable of reading:
> In Darfur in 2003, the rebel Sudan Liberation Army launched surprise attacks that killed hundreds of Sudanese soldiers and took others hostage. Sudan responded by targeting non-Arab villages in Darfur accused of supporting and hosting the rebels. From late 2003 to early 2004, government forces and associated militias killed up to 10,000 civilians per month
That would be 70,000 civilians killed if it actually rivaled Darfur, which by your OWN numbers is double what you claim Israel has killed. Your grasp on reality seems to be slipping by the moment.
>lmao I did many times. Here it is again. Source from Reuters and World Health Organization that "around 60% of victims were women and children".
Neither of these are UN, UNRWA or Hamas. And once again, that source CONFIRMS what Isreal is saying. Your brain doesn't work very well my dude.
Also it is now really, really funny how you couldn't answer most of my questions. I'll repeat them for you to see if you actually have answers this time:
If they wanted to commit genocide why would they have pulled out of Gaza in 2005 leaving behind all the economic infrsatructure?
Why would they help [set up new humanitary corridors for aid to get in](https://www.cbsnews.com/news/biden-netanyahu-phone-call-israel-world-central-kitchen-strike-gaza/)?
Why would [they plan to arm local Palestinians to protect aid convoys](https://www.timesofisrael.com/liveblog_entry/hamas-linked-website-warns-palestinians-against-cooperating-with-israel-to-secure-aid-convoys/) if they wanted genocide?
[Why would they have agreed to the Arab Peace Intiative in 2002, only for it to be undone by a Hamas suicide bombing?](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arab_Peace_Initiative)
Why would they [have sent evacuation orders ahead of time so that Gazan citizens could flee before invading Hamas strongholds?](https://www.politico.com/news/2023/10/21/idf-prepares-for-ground-invasion-00122881) Can you name one other genocide in history that has done that? The only other military conflict that has even done something close to that--to my knowledge--was when the U.S. was in Fallujah.
Why would they evacuate over [1 million people from Rafah if they wanted to commit genocide](https://www.jpost.com/israel-hamas-war/article-801903)?
Actually answer these questions instead of bringin up irrelevant shit that are really just the fallout and realities of war. None of what you posted has proven genocide, especially since you still refuse to answer how it possibly could be one when they have killed less than 1% of the population and more people were killed in a single bombing in World War 2 than the entire war on Gaza so far.
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