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Antalet människor som dör av hunger i Gaza är på ungefär samma nivå som i Egypten i fredstid, säger rapporten.

Gaza genocide claims are based on skewed facts, sometimes deliberately, says study author

-Prof. Danny Orbach and his colleagues say the amount of aid being let into the Strip has been miscalculated, Israel’s motivations misattributed, and Hamas’s use of human shields ignored

- The facilitation of “unprecedented levels” of humanitarian aid, warnings given before impending attacks, and implementation of protocols designed to reduce civilian casualties make that case impossible, he said, adding that the genocide allegations have frequently been based on false and erroneous data.

-The Israeli study also noted that the IPC appears to have applied a double standard in its classification of the Gaza conflict.

The group’s reports have repeatedly classified Gaza as being at levels four and five on its five-level food insecurity scale, with the Hamas-run Gaza health ministry claiming that 367 Gazans have died of malnutrition between February 2024 and the beginning of September 2025.

But the IPC’s report on the humanitarian crisis in Yemen for November 2023 to October 2024 found that a mortality rate of 1.03 children out of 10,000 per day in affected regions did not qualify them for emergency and famine classification levels of four or five on the food insecurity scale.

Even if one were to take Hamas’s claim at face value, this would still be far less than even 0.0001 per 10,000 per day, far below the two adults per 10,000 or four children per 10,000 threshold usually required to declare famine.

“Instead of mass death from undernutrition as predicted by various organizations, the Gaza Ministry of Health reports throughout the framework of this study (until June 1, 2025) do not indicate figures significantly higher than those of peacetime Egypt,” the Israeli study found.