The United Nations has revised the Gaza death toll, reducing the number of women and children reported killed by nearly 50%

The United Nations has revised the Gaza death toll, reducing the number of women and children reported killed by nearly 50%. The initial figures, attributed to Hamas, were disputed by Israel and questioned by various sources. The revised data states that approximately 24,686 people have been identified as killed in Gaza as of April 30, down from the earlier reported figure of 34,844 on May 8. This revision has sparked a debate on the accuracy of casualty reports and the role of media in disseminating unverified data.