Analysis Of Gazans Killed So Far In Operation Protective Edge

Sweet_Caroline

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Over 80% of Gazans killed so far have been male, with almost half of these males being in the 18-28 age group. One can imagine many of these being “combatants.” A further 20% of these males are between 29 and 48, an age group one could envisage may also contain many Hamas members.

In other words, these figures bring into question how many of those killed were really innocent civilians.

What these figures also indicate is if Israel was indiscriminately killing Gazans, the representation in terms of gender and age would be broader (with relatively more children killed than the approx 18%, considering nearly 50% of Gazans are under the age of 14).




This is from Al Jazeera. Gaza under siege: naming the dead - Middle East - Al Jazeera English

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http://honestreporting.com/analysis-of-gazans-killed-so-far-in-operation-protective-edge/
 
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Only with your lying, the graph you posted came from
honestreportin g.com
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The information was taken from Al-Jazeera and put into a graph. Got a problem?
Only with your lying, the graph you posted came from
honestreportin g.com
Israel is in the midst of a battle for public opinion – waged primarily via the media. To ensure Israel is represented fairly and accurately "'HonestReporting'" monitors the media, exposes cases of bias, promotes balance, and effects change through education and action
HonestReporting - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

How difficult is it for you to realize that the numbers were taken from the Al-Jazeera list. :cuckoo:
 
The graphs you posted do not appear on the aljazeera site Gaza under siege: naming the dead - Middle East - Al Jazeera English
They come form to Pro-Israeli site
In fact israel has banned the reading of the names of the dead
Israel bans radio advert listing names of children killed in Gaza
Human rights group B'Tselem will petition Israel's supreme court after advert was deemed to be 'politically controversial'

The Israeli Broadcasting Authority has banned a radio advertisement from a human rights organisation which listed the names of some of the scores of children killed in Gaza since the conflict began 17 days ago.

B'Tselem's appeal against the decision was rejected on Wednesday. It intends to petition Israel's supreme court on Sunday in an effort to get the ban overturned.

The IBA said the ad's content was "politically controversial". The broadcast refers to child deaths in Gaza and reads out some of the victims' names.

In its appeal, B'Tselem demanded to know what was controversial about the item. "Is it controversial that the children [aren't] alive? That they're children? That those are their names? These are facts that we wish to bring to the public's knowledge."
Israel bans radio advert listing names of children killed in Gaza | World news | theguardian.com
 
The graphs you posted do not appear on the aljazeera site Gaza under siege: naming the dead - Middle East - Al Jazeera English
They come form to Pro-Israeli site
In fact israel has banned the reading of the names of the dead
Israel bans radio advert listing names of children killed in Gaza
Human rights group B'Tselem will petition Israel's supreme court after advert was deemed to be 'politically controversial'

The Israeli Broadcasting Authority has banned a radio advertisement from a human rights organisation which listed the names of some of the scores of children killed in Gaza since the conflict began 17 days ago.

B'Tselem's appeal against the decision was rejected on Wednesday. It intends to petition Israel's supreme court on Sunday in an effort to get the ban overturned.

The IBA said the ad's content was "politically controversial". The broadcast refers to child deaths in Gaza and reads out some of the victims' names.

In its appeal, B'Tselem demanded to know what was controversial about the item. "Is it controversial that the children [aren't] alive? That they're children? That those are their names? These are facts that we wish to bring to the public's knowledge."
Israel bans radio advert listing names of children killed in Gaza | World news | theguardian.com

It is a shame your comprehension abilities are lacking. People made an analysis of the deaths from the Al-Jazeera website detailing the Gazan deaths, and sent the analysis to HonestReporting. Do you understand?
 
so why suggest
This is from Al Jazeera.
when the graphs are plainly not?

The graphs are an analysis put on to the HonestReporting website from people who have analysed the Al-Jazeera website. They made a graph of the figures. Of course Al-Jazeera wouldn't make a graph as it would be obvious that things are not what they seem. Well done those people who analysed Al-Jazeera's own information and sent it to Honest Reporting.

Do you understand now? I certainly hope so, because this is getting ridiculous. :badgrin::badgrin:
 

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