> If you’re claiming the IPC is an unreliable source, you need a reliable source to back you up on that. (And neither article actually cites any data that would

> If you’re claiming the IPC is an unreliable source, you need a reliable source to back you up on that. (And neither article actually cites any data that would undermine the IPC’s case.) I think the most detailed rebuttal to the recent IPC claims is this one[0] backed by the COGAT[1] published aid data. There are other responses to prior IPC reports that go into more methodological details[2] as well. The impression I get overall is that the IPC is largely just cherry picking incomplete data to create a false narrative[3]. IPC forecasts also basically never end up being accurate historically either. [0] https://govextra.gov.il/media/orumgksl/politics-disguised-as-science_systematic-distortions-in-the-ipcs-gaza-report-of-august-2025.pdf https://govextra.gov.il/media/orumgksl/politics-disguised-as... [1] https://gaza-aid-data.gov.il/main/#AidData https://gaza-aid-data.gov.il/main/#AidData [2] https://www.gov.il/BlobFolder/generalpage/transparency-and-methodology-issues-in-the-ipc-special-brief-of-18-march-2024/en/English_Swords_of_Iron_Nutrition-in-Gaza-June-2-2024.22.00.pdf https://www.gov.il/BlobFolder/generalpage/transparency-and-m... [3] https://govextra.gov.il/media/sftjdsg2/cogat-humanitarian-efforts-in-the-gaza-strip-response-to-recent-ipc-publication-august-2025.pdf https://govextra.gov.il/media/sftjdsg2/cogat-humanitarian-ef...