No, I don’t agree. In the Jabalia refugee camp massacre alone, 195+ people died and they have many missing under the rubble. That one is on Wikipedia. A large chunk was children.
I didn’t even need to Google that one, it was still fresh in my memory and I knew more than 100 alone died just there sheltering.
Here is a Guardian report about it:
The 22,835 dead represent about one in a hundred of Gaza’s total population. They have been killed at a rate of just under 250 a day (an average that has come down a bit in the last few weeks). It is not known exactly how many of those killed were combatants, but Israel’s own ratio would suggest that on average, more than 160 civilians have died each day.
That is a much faster rate than in other broadly comparable recent conflicts. The US-led coalition fighting Islamic State in Raqqa killed 20 civilians a day during a four-month offensive, the BBC reported, while the nine-month battle for Mosul between US-backed Iraqi forces and IS killed fewer than 40 civilians a day. theguardian.com/…/the-numbers-that-reveal-the-ext…
Of course this number is now too small. They are 25k+ as of yesterday.
Even with Israel’s generous estimate to pretend to make it proportional, they are still killing more people than anyone else has done in modern history per day.
The number of dead people will likely skyrocket soon as many experts warn due to the 7k+ under the rubble (who are likely dead since a long time) and tens of thousands more will be dying to preventable diseases and famine.
Even the appointment of safe zones impossible and dangerous to get to with no fuel or busses or transportation is in itself a war crime. Just look at what MSF are saying:
Despite Israeli announcements suggesting that there are safe areas for the population trapped in the Gaza Strip, they are in fact exposed to bombardment throughout all the territory, including in the south, where tens of thousands of people have fled following the ultimatum.