Meanwhile, in Gaza, children are starving to death.
No, that’s not quite accurate. Children are being starved to death
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A wholly unfit operation called Gaza Humanitarian Foundation, established three months ago and operated from Delaware, is the sole distributor of aid to the civilian population, a joint US-Israeli operation. By its own admission, it is inadequate to the enormity of the task.
Since their operation began, after a two-month-long total blockade on aid by the Israeli government, more than 400 Palestinians have been killed by the Israeli Defence Force while attempting to fetch aid from one of the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation’s food hubs ...
Humanitarian aid trucks from agencies of global standing including Save the Children, Unicef, Oxfam, the Red Cross and Médecins Sans Frontières, loaded with medical supplies and the type of nutrition, such as peanut butter paste, specific to alleviating and reversing the malnutrition of infants, wait at the border of Gaza, barred from entry by the government of Israel.
According to the Integrated Food Security Phase Classification, 470,000 people in northern Gaza have reached Phase 5 – catastrophic food insecurity. Not threatened by famine. Not at risk of it. In it.
