Recent research highlights a significant underreporting of fatalities in the ongoing Gaza conflict, with estimates suggesting the death toll could be up to 65,000. A study published in The Lancet claims that the official figures may be undercounted by at least 40%, indicating that the true extent of the casualties is far worse than reported. Various reports indicate that the war has resulted in over 46,000 documented deaths, yet experts warn that this number could be much higher, citing underreporting challenges and the devastation caused by Israeli assaults. The findings are raising grave concerns about human rights and the ongoing humanitarian crisis in the region.