Understanding the Death Toll in Gaza

What is one reason the official death toll in Gaza might be underestimated?

• The Israeli army has confirmed the official numbers.

• The Ministry of Health is not updating its lists.

• The lists exclude deaths from disease and malnutrition.

• The conflict has not affected hospitals in Gaza.

How did researchers estimate the true number of deaths in Gaza?

• By analyzing three lists of names of those killed.

• By conducting interviews with survivors.

• By relying solely on the Ministry of Health's reports.

• By using satellite imagery to count graves.

What did the researchers find about the overlap between the lists they analyzed?

• The lists were entirely different, showing no correlation.

• There was a large overlap, indicating complete lists.

• There was a small overlap, suggesting incomplete lists.

• The lists were identical, confirming the official count.

What is a limitation of the research findings regarding the death toll in Gaza?

• The research only included deaths from traumatic injuries.

• The research was conducted by the Ministry of Health.

• The research did not consider any lists of names.

• The research was based on outdated information.

Why might the true death toll in Gaza be higher than the estimates provided by the research?

• The research was conducted after the war ended.

• Deaths from disease and lack of medical care are excluded.

• The Ministry of Health has stopped updating its lists.

• The lists include all combatants and civilians.