50,000 women in Gaza are pregnant.

Maybe, not sure what point you are trying to make here really?

I'm not sure where the confusion is, really? Can you explain where the 'Is it accurate?' question confused you? I'd be happy to help if you can let me know where you're confused.

I think the question they are asking is 'Why do you ask?'.

Because I want to know if it's accurate. There are a lot of numbers being thrown around designed to make Gods and Monsters and I'm not a fan of this sort of emotional manipulation. I've read more than half of Gaza is under 18s.
https://www.npr.org/2023/10/18/1206897328/half-of-gazas-population-is-under-18-heres-what-that-means-for-the-conflict

I've read that number is false.

So the answer to the question, "Why do you ask the question 'Is it accurate?'" is because I want to know whether or not that number is accurate.

Again, I'm not really sure where the confusion is. I could have shortened this whole post to 'I'm asking if it's accurate because I want to know if it's accurate.'

Because I want to know if it's accurate. There are a lot of numbers being thrown around designed to make Gods and Monsters and I'm not a fan of this sort of emotional manipulation. I've read more than half of Gaza is under 18s.
https://www.npr.org/2023/10/18/1206897328/half-of-gazas-population-is-under-18-heres-what-that-means-for-the-conflict

I've read that number is false.

So the answer to the question, "Why do you ask the question 'Is it accurate?'" is because I want to know whether or not that number is accurate.

Again, I'm not really sure where the confusion is. I could have shortened this whole post to 'I'm asking if it's accurate because I want to know if it's accurate.'

Of all the issues going on in Israel/Palestine, why is the number of pregnant women or the age of people in Gaza a particular concern to you?

What evidence have you that the numbers are false?

And why do you regard the reporting the demographics regarding the Gaza Strip as emotional manipulation?

These are the reasons why people are perplexed by your thread.

1) The numbers are used either to suggest Hamas are hiding behind pregnant women or that Israel is planning on butchering 50,000 babies. That is concerning.
2) The numbers do not match the birth rate in Palestine, which is 3.57 births per woman. If that is the average number of births over a lifetime, and this represents just Gaza, then the number is much higher than it should be. If it represents the entirety of the Gaza Strip, then it's lower than expected. Either way, the numbers don't match up.
3) The only reason that someone would post the number of pregnant women in a war zone as a newsworthy fact is if it were, in fact, newsworthy. Which it is. Also posting that more than half of the country is under 18 is emotional manipulation as it suggests any counter-attack will result in many innocents dying, which it would, and that those will mostly be children.

I'm honestly perplexed by your confusion. You don't think that posts about how 50,000 babies are at risk in an invasion are not an attempt to tug at the heart strings? They also could have posted the number of cars in Gaza and that would have the same emotional effect? I think you're probably being disingenuous on purpose, but if you aren't then I'm not sure what to say.