My take, for those who are interested, on
the body count statistics provded by SandwichEssentially, what the age/gender statitics show is that Israeli noncombatant casualties are random people, as would be expected from suicide bombings. Even so, over 30% of Israeli casualties are uniformed people, with 20% of that being full combatants and 10% being uniformed non-combatants, which in my opinion present are more valid target than civilians.
On the Palestinian side, you have the vast majority of casualties being male, 10-30 years of age. This is consistant with targeting males of military age. Though you have to take into consideration that the proportion of females killed by Israel and Palestine are skewed, due to the fact that Israel has women inthe military while the various Palestinian militant groups are mostly male. This means that a portion of the Israeli women killed would be military personel and not innocents.
Overall, around 70% of all Israeli casualties are noncombatants, while that number is around 20%-50%, the wide range due to the large number of "Unknowns" and "Probable Combatants".
However, the final bodycount of noncombatants:
Israel killed 733 Palestinian noncombatants.
Palestinians have killed 546 Israeli noncombatants.
So, based on the information on an Israeli website, Israel is responsibe for killing some 200 more noncombatants than the various Palestinian militants. Interesting, to say the least. Sorry Sandwich, but if you were seeking to prove how much better the IDF is than say, Hamas, this information failed to convince me. On a personal level, maybe, but on a institutional level, obviously not.