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The UN and Hamas are to blame for the lack of food distribution in Gaza, but the world doesn’t care. Hamas exploited the situation to its advantage, achieveing a sweeping victory in this front of the psychological war against Israel, through outlets that openly collaborate with it.
The rhetoric of senior Israeli officials and the range of plans they have proposed for Gaza have led to a profound shift in global opinion against Israel, now underway, and the current diplomatic fallout is merely the tip of the iceberg.
The prime minister addressed claims of starvation in Gaza during a conference in Jerusalem, stating, “what is preventing the supply of humanitarian aid is one force: Hamas.”
