There’s no famine.
Gaza is starving. Over the course of the last year, they’ve only had two days of food left for a year. According to Kamala, the occupying Arab Muslim population has been reduced to eating leaves and sticks, but social media videos show fully-stocked supermarkets. Everyone has been starving to death for over a year now. That’s why Hamas issued warnings not to take food from the United States.
Hamas faked a famine to win global sympathy. It’s funding a lot of its operations through stolen and diverted aid. Since Hamas extracts tribute from humanitarian aid groups and reappropriated aid, this has been a useful gimmick. But then the U.S. and the Israelis tried to step in and take control of aid with the Gaza Foundation, which everyone, especially the media, quickly took to labeling “controversial” while Hamas warned its people not to take the food.
If there were a famine, warning your own people not to take food would be suicide, but there’s no actual famine.
Daniel Greenfield, a Shillman Journalism Fellow at the David Horowitz Freedom Center, is an investigative journalist and writer focusing on the radical Left and Islamic terrorism.
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