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Posted on 07/31/2025 11:18:59 PM PDT by Words Matter
Open Source Intel @Osint613 Palestinian in Gaza:
"May God curse every single member of Hamas. And anyone who loves Hamas."
The pro Palestinian crowed is in disbelief. Jul 31, 2025
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Why is the UN preventing food and aid from entering Gaza? Why are Hamas supporters well-fed and thriving? The starvation in Gaza is man-made – orchestrated and perpetuated by the media.
July 30, 2025.
https://www.instagram.com/imtizionism/p/DMpfoDlNi6i/
So what is your solution?
Maybe not to vote for hamas in their polls?
But on the ground right now, do you want to force aid in?
No aid until complete unconditional surrender.
So that means blocking aid from elsewhere also?
And once a surrender — then what?
And one the surrender they can bring in aid. Israel is at war. War is ugly business and the uglier it is the sooner it ends.
Gaza hunger crisis intensifies amid ongoing conflict and aid restrictions. The situation in Gaza remains critical, with widespread hunger and a rising number of deaths linked to malnutrition, according to the World Health Organization and numerous humanitarian agencies. An international food security authority warns of a “worst-case scenario of famine” unfolding in the territory.
Here’s a breakdown of the current situation:
Widespread Hunger and Malnutrition:
The Integrated Food Security Phase Classification (IPC), a global standard for measuring food insecurity, states that Gaza has been on the brink of famine for two years and the situation has dramatically worsened.
Around 470,000 people are facing catastrophic hunger, with the entire population of 2.23 million facing high levels of acute food insecurity.
<><>One in three people are going without food for days, with the proportion of households experiencing extreme hunger doubling between May and July 2025.
In northern Gaza, 81% of households reported poor food consumption in July, a significant increase from 33% in April.
Escalating Deaths: The Palestinian Health Ministry reported 43 deaths due to hunger in the five days leading up to July 23, 2025. As of July 26, 2025, 127 Palestinians have died from malnutrition most were children.
However, according to NBC News, the Palestinian Health Ministry in Gaza stated on July 31, 2025, that 154 people had died from starvation since the war began, including 89 children. The World Health Organization reported that 63 out of 74 malnutrition-related deaths in Gaza in 2025 occurred in July. The number of malnutrition-related deaths is rapidly increasing.
Children Particularly Vulnerable:
Over 320,000 children under five in Gaza are at risk of acute malnutrition, with thousands suffering from severe acute malnutrition, the deadliest form of undernutrition.
The overall rate of acute malnutrition among screened children increased from 2.4% in February to 6% in June and 8.8% in July.
In Gaza City, acute malnutrition prevalence soared from 4.4% in May to 16.5% in early July, reaching the threshold for famine.
Ten child deaths from severe acute malnutrition were reported in July, increasing the overall death toll reported by partners in 2025 to 17. A severely malnourished child is over ten times more likely to die than a well-nourished peer.
Overwhelmed Hospitals:
Hospitals are overflowing with malnourished patients and are reaching their “breaking point”.
Doctors have reportedly fainted from hunger while trying to treat patients. Nearly 94% of Gaza’s 36 hospitals have been damaged or destroyed.
Dangerous Conditions for Aid Seekers:
Over 1,000 Palestinians have died trying to access food in recent weeks. Distribution sites, some controlled by the Israeli military, have become increasingly dangerous, with reports of shootings and stampedes resulting in mass casualties.
Human Rights Watch reports that Israeli forces at the sites of a new US-backed aid distribution system have routinely opened fire on starving Palestinian civilians, acts that amount to serious violations of international law and war crimes.
Aid Restrictions and Distribution Challenges:
Israel has faced growing international condemnation for its restrictions on aid distribution, with some experts alleging violations of international humanitarian law.
Israel eased some restrictions in May but humanitarian groups say the aid allowed into Gaza isn’t enough.
Distribution is further hampered by security impediments and a breakdown in law and order.
Israel maintains that the restrictions are necessary to prevent Hamas from diverting aid. However, an internal US government review found no evidence of widespread theft by Hamas of US-funded humanitarian aid in Gaza.
Airdrops have been widely criticized by aid groups as insufficient to address the humanitarian crisis and potentially dangerous.
Israel’s Position:
Israeli officials deny the existence of starvation in Gaza and claim that Israel has supplied enough aid.
Israel has announced daily “humanitarian pauses” in military activity in parts of Gaza and the establishment of “secure routes” for aid convoys. However, these measures have been criticized as insufficient and deceptive by Hamas and some aid organizations.
New York Times Controversy:
The New York Times recently published a story detailing children’s starvation in Gaza, including a photograph of a severely malnourished baby. The Times later issued a correction, stating that the baby had a pre-existing medical condition influencing his appearance.
This sparked criticism from pro-Palestinian activists, who accused the Times of downplaying the suffering in Gaza.
The New York Times building was vandalized with red paint and the message “NYT LIES, GAZA DIES”.
The situation in Gaza remains dire, with a growing number of organizations describing it as a looming famine. The international community continues to call for Israel to ease restrictions on aid and for an immediate ceasefire to alleviate the crisis.
Queers for Palestine are going to be very mad about this... All the homosexuals love HAMAS.
There have been others who spoke out against hamas like that and paid the ultimate price within a few days.
Lord, protect that person and bring them to a saving knowledge of Jesus.
Expose the lies.
Why are you attacking other FReepers and demanding accountability and answers from them?
What’s YOUR solution?
You tell us what YOU think we should do?
What? Continue to send *aid* into Gaza for hamas to steal and gorge themselves into obesity while they sell the excess on the market at extortionate prices to the *civilians* to fund their terror operations and live in luxury?
Why are people blaming Israel for not providing aid to their enemies who have sworn to obliterate them and perpetrated a horrific sneak attack in a time of peace and slaughtered and took hostage and tortured people sometimes to death? Israel, like any other country in the world, has a right and obligation to defend itself and rescue it’s civilians who are being held hostage.
The inconvenient fact that everyone keeps ignoring is that hamas could end this today. Simply release ALL the hostages. THAT is what Israel wants and has made that abundantly clear.
But hamas has CHOSEN to take and keep the hostages. Nobody forced them to do that and nobody is forcing them to continue to hold them. This mess is THEIR choice.
If someone wants to give aid to hamas, they can do it on their own dime.
And what about famines in the rest of the world, and the atrocious genocide going on in other parts of Africa that NOBODY is talking about? Media completely ignores that as if Israel is the only bad guy in the whole world.
“So what is your solution?”
Step 1. Hunt down and kill every last member of Hamas no matter where they are.
Step 2. Expel every current resident of Gaza.
Step 3. Let Trump build a seaside resort there.
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“But on the ground right now, do you want to force aid in?”
I wouldn’t force aid in. I would kill the looters, and hang their bodies from the aid vehicles. Wash, rinse and repeat until it stops.
War sucks.
Don’t start nothin’, won’t be nothin’.
hamass’ fault.
Bibi has GOT to destroy HAMAS.
Sounds like the people in Gaza, may NOT like the title “Palistinians”. It is a diverse group and probably hate HAMAS AS MUCH AS WE DO.
WHAT A SURPRISE.
Hello Mrs. Liz,
what I‘ve heard is that the Hamas sends armed men to keep the food provided by Israeli troops forcibly away from the civilians in Gaza. Dreadful, isn’t it?
Thus Israeli aircraft are now dropping packages of food with little parachutes into Gaza, according to my knowledge. I think that’s wonderful 🙂
Hopefully the Hamas killers won’t be able to intercept them all..
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