1. Netanyahu’s Denial on GAFaces Food Shortage Benjamin Netanyahu/libs denied that Palestinians in Gaza were in starvation. In a meeting with Daystar, Israelitaxonomy classified hunger as a worst-case scenario. The UN and WHO reported malnutrition and starvation in Gaza, citing 63 of 74 deaths as linked to food shortages, with 38 adults and 24 children under 5 per year. Netanyahu’s remarks were a direct contradiction to this evidence, voting to discredit current efforts to address food insecurity. Many online accounts downplay the situation or claim sources are fabrications. 2. Broader Context and Feedback The Western press, influenced by feedback from…

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