While this claim is technically not true, it is not wildly inaccurate. The claim made was that the IDF's own statistics say that 87% of the people who were killed are civilians. While the correct statistics aren't that far off, they are still different from what the original claim states, so I'm labeling this claim as "Exaggerated/Misleading." According to The Guardian, the actual number is 83%. This shows that the original claim was slightly off-base which shows that the original claim exaggerates the real statistics. AlJazeera News which is a Middle Eastern based media group backed up the claims by The Guardian. The Guardians investigation was actually a joint investigation with Local Call and +972 Magazine. +972 magazine is an independent magazine that features both Palestinian and Israeli journalists. Yuval Abraham, who is an Israeli investigative journalist is the writer who wrote the +972 Magazine piece that is linked above. In the piece, he says "Since early on in the war, Israeli officials have sought to dismiss accusations of wanton killing in Gaza as the Palestinian death toll rapidly stacked up." The fact that an Israeli is bringing up the fact that the Israeli government is fudging the number on death tolls shows the unbiased nature of the article. This Guardian piece is from August 21st of 2025, meaning that the death toll very well may be outdated, but since this is the most recent study we have, which includes a joint investigation from three seperate publications, these are the most reliable statistics we have. All in all, the claim that the IDF's own figures show that 87% of people killed were civilians was slightly exaggerated, because in reality, the real percentage is 83%. While the claim was correct in highlighting the fact that civilian deaths and atrocities have been committed by the IDF, I am ultimately rating the claim "Exaggerated/Misleading" due to the incorrect nature of the percentage.