An investigation based on a classified internal Israeli military intelligence database reveals that approximately 83% of those killed in Gaza during the ongoing conflict are civilians. According to the Israeli Army's data, 8,900 resistance fighters have been killed, representing 17% of total deaths, which implies around 52,000 total fatalities in Gaza. These figures contrast with Israeli official claims that civilian casualties are minimized. The data has been reported by multiple international media outlets, including The Guardian and 972mag, and has sparked widespread scrutiny and criticism. The United Nations has concurrently declared a famine in Gaza amid the conflict. Israeli authorities maintain that their military operations adhere to high moral standards, despite the high civilian death toll and extensive destruction. The situation has prompted debate over the characterization of casualties and the conduct of the Israeli military in Gaza.