This just in: Hamas has been lying about the casualty count in Gaza during the ongoing Israel-Hamas conflict. We know that Hamas isn't exactly a paragon of integrity in casualty reporting or anything else; these are, after all, people who establish their headquarters and store munitions underneath hospitals and then screech about civilian casualties when Israel un-alives a bunch of Hamas goblins hiding therein.

On an X post Saturday, X user @Aizenberg, who works for HonestReporting, gave out what are more complete and honest numbers.  No one should be surprised by this latest round of lying from Hamas.

Note, in this X post, the admission from the head of the Gaza Health Ministry's statistics team:

"We realized that a lot of the people [submitted by the form] died a natural death."

Well, one could argue that a Hamas goblin who has been turned into a pink mist by an Israeli air strike is, naturally, dead, and that also would be fudging the count, just in the opposite direction.

Take a look at these estimates: 51,600 total deaths, which consist of 22,600 civilians, 20,000 combatants (Hamas terrorists), 7,000 natural deaths, and 2,000 deaths caused by Hamas.

And here's the kicker: 

Bear in mind that these deaths caused by Hamas are not only due to failed rockets. Some are more purposeful. Hamas has a history of using civilians as human shields and has been executing people who protest continued rule of Gaza by Hamas. 


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Hamas lies. It's what they do. They are liars and mass murderers. The parable of the frog and the scorpion applies here; for Israel, as for the frog, it was only a matter of time before Hamas and the scorpion stung. It's in their nature to do so. That's why, as I have been writing for many months now, there will be no peace in Gaza until Hamas is no longer a factor.

The sad thing - as I have also been writing for many months - is that Gaza could be a paradise on the model of Dubai. They have miles of beautiful, golden sand Mediterranean beaches. There are a few old, broken-down resorts still remaining on those beaches, closed down and likely wrecked, but they could be rebuilt or razed and replaced. A Gaza with no Hamas, a Gaza seeking foreign investments to establish a tourism industry, a Gaza with an elected government and a rule of law, not thuggery, could be a very prosperous place.

That, too, will never happen until Hamas is no longer a factor.