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On Thursday, humidity levels across the stretch from D.C. to Boston were about as high as notoriously humid cities such as Miami and New Orleans.

In New York, peak humidity was approximately equal to that of the Amazon rainforest. https://wapo.st/4w6OViB

by Sharon Levy

Key Takeaways:

Hamas’ own casualty figures show that less than half of the casualties are women and children, contradicting the “majority” claim outlets like the Washington Post are still repeating.

Hamas has also abused children by recruiting them as child soldiers, accounting for a portion of child casualties.

The use of the term “genocide” has outlived both the war’s casualty patterns and the ceasefire itself, signalling that the word is functioning as rhetoric, not an accurate description of the IDF’s conduct.

In early July, the Hamas-run Gaza Health Ministry released new casualty figures, broken down by age and gender.

According to these latest numbers, which were republished by Drop Site News – an outlet with a history of acting as a mouthpiece for terrorist organizations – 73,066 Palestinians have been killed, including around 21,000 children and 11,000 women.

The numbers themselves have changed significantly throughout the war and now Hamas’ own accounting puts women and children at roughly 32,000 of 73,066 – well under half. The claim that Israel was deliberately targeting women and children was never supported by the numbers that Hamas is continuing to release.

While the media may have moved on from claiming 70% of the casualties are women and children, it hasn’t abandoned the narrative, just the specific percentage. Since Hamas published its casualty updates, outlets have continued to parrot or even exceed the claims that Hamas has made.

In one instance, the Washington Post not only increased the total casualties by 184 people, but has also stated that the Gaza Health Ministry reports “the majority of casualties are women and children.” Yet Hamas’ own figures display that less than half of the casualties are from those demographics.

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