Israel has launched a public relations campaign to absolve itself of blame for the starvation and killing of Palestinian civilians in Gaza, despite clear evidence of its involvement. Israeli officials have claimed either that hunger is non-existent or attributed it to Hamas or aid organizations. The situation has worsened, with rising deaths from malnutrition, especially among children. The World Health Organization described the crisis as man-made starvation, supported by a statement from 28 countries explicitly blaming Israel. The current aid model is criticized for being inadequate and degrading to Gazans.
Israel's extensive PR effort aims to deflect blame for civilian starvation in Gaza, denying culpability despite overwhelming evidence and international condemnation.
Israeli officials suggest that hunger in Gaza is either exaggerated or due to Hamas and organizations, neglecting the impact of Israeli policies on aid distribution.
Evidence of starvation, including child deaths, has prompted international figures to characterize the situation as man-made mass starvation, directly blaming Israeli actions.
The suffering in Gaza is profound, with a joint statement from 28 countries condemning Israel's aid delivery model as dangerous and inhumane.
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