Who's Really Starving?! Not only is there no famine in Gaza, but if you still think there is, there are only two possibilities.

1 - You're an ignorant fool who refuses to use your brain.

2 - You hate Jews so much that you'll believe anything as long as it makes Jews look bad.

If Israel was starving Gaza, tell me this.

The Evidence Speaks Volumes

1. Why do alleged famine reports continue to use AI images, photos from other conflicts, or pictures of children with medical conditions unrelated to hunger?

When examining the claims about starvation in Gaza, a disturbing pattern emerges. Many widely circulated images purporting to show starvation have been proven to be either AI-generated, taken from entirely different conflicts, or showing medical conditions unrelated to malnutrition.

For example, in early 2024, fact-checkers at Deutsche Welle identified several fake pictures of children allegedly suffering in Gaza that were actually generated by artificial intelligence. Meanwhile, viral images claiming to show Egyptians sending food bottles to Gaza through the sea were confirmed by PolitiFact to be AI-generated rather than authentic documentation of aid efforts.

If the situation is truly as catastrophic as claimed, why is there a need to fabricate visual evidence? The reliance on manipulated imagery suggests a deliberate attempt to manufacture a narrative not supported by reality.

2. Why are there no photos of starving adults? Does starvation only affect children and not adults? Miracle! 🤦‍♂️

One of the most glaring inconsistencies in the famine narrative is the absence of images showing malnourished adults. In genuine famine situations throughout history, starvation affects entire populations—not just children.

The selective focus on children, while understandably more emotionally impactful, raises serious questions about the authenticity of the claims. If Gaza were truly experiencing widespread starvation, we would see evidence across all demographic groups, not just children.

3. Why are hundreds of aid trucks loaded with supplies waiting to enter Gaza?

According to multiple reports, aid has been consistently flowing into Gaza throughout the conflict. A peer-reviewed study published in the Israel Journal of Health Policy Research documented that between January and July 2024 alone, a total of 28,734 trucks and airdrops supplied Gaza with food weighing 478,229 tons.

Even as recently as July 2024, the World Food Programme reported that their "teams inside Gaza have been able to collect over 22,000MT of food aid from holding areas. A total of 1,833 trucks have been dispatched across the Gaza Strip."

If Israel were deliberately starving the population, why would it allow such massive quantities of aid to enter?

4. Why has Israel sent millions of tons of aid since the beginning of the war?

Israel has facilitated the entry of humanitarian aid into Gaza since the beginning of the conflict. According to the American Jewish Committee, "To date, over 66,000 trucks on the ground have delivered over 1.3 million tons of aid – including 25,000 trucks during the temporary ceasefire."

This systematic facilitation of aid entry directly contradicts the narrative of deliberate starvation.

5. Why are videos being filmed daily, including today, showing Gaza markets abundant with food?

6. Why has Israel allowed multiple countries to airdrop aid packages to Gaza in the last 24 hours?

In recent days, Israel has not only permitted but actively participated in aid airdrops to Gaza. Just this weekend, the Israeli military announced "a series of actions aimed at improving the humanitarian response in the Gaza Strip," which included airdrops of aid packages.

Although there have been some incidents where airdrops caused injuries due to the nature of the delivery method, these efforts represent an attempt to get food to areas where ground transportation is difficult.

7. What is GHF and where did the tens of millions of meals they distributed to Gazans disappear to?

The Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF) has been operating in Gaza since May 2025, claiming to have distributed 91 million meals primarily in the form of food boxes. According to the BBC, each GHF box contains enough food to feed six people for four days, including items like flour, pasta, sugar, and rice.

If Gaza is experiencing famine, what happened to these tens of millions of meals? The disconnect between the reported aid distribution and claims of widespread starvation demands explanation.

8. Why do all media outlets reporting from Gaza continue to quote anonymous sources and/or Hamas terrorists? Where are all the starving adults and why aren't they being interviewed?

Media coverage of the alleged famine relies heavily on anonymous sources or information provided directly by Hamas-controlled institutions. Independent verification of claims remains scarce, and interviews with allegedly starving adults are notably absent from mainstream reporting.

This raises significant questions about the reliability of the information being presented to the international public.

9. How does the Gaza Health Ministry claim the hostages are being well-fed? With what food?

In a striking contradiction, Hamas officials have claimed that Israeli hostages are being adequately fed while in captivity. Former hostages have reported varying conditions, with some stating they were given sufficient food in the early stages of captivity.

If Gaza is experiencing such severe food shortages that civilians are starving to death, how are captors able to provide adequate food for hostages? This inconsistency further undermines the famine narrative.

10. Why don't Gazans jump at the opportunity to leave Gaza when given the chance?

If conditions in Gaza were as catastrophic as portrayed, we would expect to see massive exodus attempts whenever possible. Yet there hasn't been overwhelming evidence of Gazans desperately trying to escape when opportunities arise.

This behavior is inconsistent with what would be expected in a genuine famine situation, where people typically go to extreme lengths to escape such conditions.

The Reality Behind the Narrative As I said, if you still believe there's famine in Gaza, you might truly be beyond hope.

There is no famine. What exists is a very successful Hamas PR campaign designed to make you believe there is deliberate starvation.

There is also no genocide. If Hamas wanted this war to end, it would end. All they need to do is return the hostages and lay down their weapons, and the war would be over.

What kind of genocide can the victim end whenever they want?

If Israel wanted to commit genocide and/or starve Gaza, this war would have ended on October 8th, 2023.

Israel wouldn't be sending ground troops to minimize civilian casualties.

Israel wouldn't be sending a single gram of aid.

Israel wouldn't be dropping leaflets warning civilians they're about to attack an area.

If Israel were indiscriminately killing people as the media would have you believe, there should be hundreds of thousands, perhaps millions of Gazans dead.

Even if you believe Hamas's outrageous numbers—40,000? 50,000?

Get real. 100,000? It still doesn't add up.

The math isn't math.

You've seen what Israel is militarily capable of in Iran and Lebanon. If Israel wanted to level Gaza, they could do so. In about an hour.

The media's lies have become absurd at this point. Anyone still believing them, well, yes, I have nothing for you.

Indeed, there is hunger in Gaza, but it's not the Gazans who are starving—it's the Israeli hostages who are actually starving to death!