There is no famine in Gaza
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu categorically denied the allegations of starvation in the Gaza Strip, describing them as “open lies.”
Speaking during a television conference in Jerusalem, hosted by the President Paula White, head of the faith office in the White House, Netanyahu said: “There is no starvation policy in Gaza, and there is no starvation in Gaza.”
He added that Israel “allowed the entry of humanitarian aid throughout the war to Gaza.
Netanyahu said that it was Hamas that prevents the distribution of aid in Gaza, noting that Israel has provided the war strip with 1.9 million tons of food since the beginning of the war almost two years ago.
He added: “Hamas steals these humanitarian aid, then accuses Israel of not communicating it.”
Netanyahu said that the implementation of safe passages during the weekend to allow food to enter Gaza, with periods of a 10 -hour humanitarian truce in the fighting, has removed “the excuses and lies of the United Nations” that it cannot deliver food to its extreme risk.
He added, “The United Nations no longer has any excuse .. Stop lying .. Stop fabricated excuses .. Do what you have to do, and stop accusing Israel intentionally with this blatant blatant.
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