Not even 48hour past
and they already stopping the food truck go into Gaza
Hunger as a weapon, the jews are still doing it

Yea unfortunately your mass murdering fraud indicted genocidal prime minister had to agree to a peace deal but we all know that he's looking for any excuse to murder more people for his ultimate goal. The greater israel.
Here's news from the last week on the hunger front.

https://www.aljazeera.com/opinions/2025/10/13/gaza-will-be-in-the-shadow-of-famine-as-long-as-we-cannot-plant-our-land

https://www.france24.com/en/middle-east/20251014-debunked-unrwa-chief-philippe-lazzarini-did-not-say-no-famine-gaza-fact-check

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2025/oct/08/almost-55000-children-in-gaza-acutely-malnourished-lancet-study-estimates

Racism is mental illness

Can’t open the links
Can you summarise how many confirm deaths from hunger do we have thus far ?

1.Israel has cut the number of aid trucks entering Gaza (from about 600 promised daily to roughly 300) and continues to restrict fuel and gas shipments, citing Hamas’s failure to return all bodies.
2. Limited airstrikes and raids have still been reported in certain areas, which Israel frames as “security operations” rather than violations.
3. It has slowed some prisoner releases and delayed the next phase of troop withdrawals pending “full compliance” from Hamas.



Herzog Hospital
Lev HaSharon Psychiatric Hospital
Kfar Shaul Mental Health Center

This post was edited by ferdia on Oct 15 2025 03:22am

roughly 400-450 based on this - https://www.aa.com.tr/en/middle-east/gaza-death-toll-nears-65-000-as-hunger-deaths-climb-to-428/3689090

also summaries per request:
(i understand al jazeera is blocked but had not realized the UK and France were also blocked).

1st link: (al jazeera)

In “Gaza will be in the shadow of famine as long as we cannot plant our land,” Said Alsaloul describes how Israel’s destruction of Gaza’s farmland—98.5% of which has been damaged or made inaccessible—has left Palestinians unable to feed themselves. He recounts the loss of his family’s olive grove in Al-Maghazi refugee camp, which had sustained them for generations since their displacement during the 1948 Nakba. Israeli tanks and bulldozers recently leveled the area, uprooting hundreds of trees, including his family’s 55 olive trees, 10 palms, and 5 fig trees. This obliteration of agriculture, combined with restricted aid and the influx of expensive Israeli goods, has deepened Gaza’s famine and economic dependence. Alsaloul argues that true recovery cannot come from aid alone. Palestinians must regain access to and replant their land to restore self-sufficiency and preserve their bond with it. He warns that Israel’s actions repeat the dispossession of 1948 and urges resistance against efforts to erase Palestinian agricultural and cultural roots.

2nd link: (france24)

Israel’s foreign ministry falsely claimed that UNRWA chief Philippe Lazzarini admitted there was no famine in Gaza, citing a quote that “there is enough food for three months.” In reality, Lazzarini was referring to aid supplies stuck outside Gaza, not food available within the enclave. UNRWA clarified that the statement was misrepresented — the agency has enough food and medical aid stored outside Gaza to feed the population for three months, but Israeli authorities have blocked all UNRWA aid from entering since March 2025. Lazzarini’s remarks were an appeal to lift this ban amid a confirmed famine, as reported by the UN-backed Integrated Food Security Phase Classification (IPC) in August. Israel has consistently denied the existence of famine in Gaza and disputed the UN’s findings, even as aid deliveries remain far below the level needed to meet humanitarian demands.

3rd link: (the guardian)

A Lancet study led by UNRWA estimates that nearly 55,000 children under six in Gaza are acutely malnourished, including about 12,800 suffering from severe acute malnutrition, largely due to Israeli restrictions on humanitarian aid. The research, which tracked 220,000 children from January 2024 to August 2025, found that child malnutrition rose sharply whenever Israel tightened aid access and briefly declined during ceasefires that allowed more food in. After severe aid blockades in early 2025, wasting rates nearly doubled, peaking at 16%—a clear sign of famine conditions confirmed by UN experts. The study directly links the rise in malnutrition to Israel’s control over food and aid supplies, despite Israeli claims that sufficient aid is allowed in and that Hamas is responsible for shortages. Health experts described the findings as the strongest evidence yet of “preventable, grievous harm” to Gaza’s children, warning that the long-term impacts—such as chronic disease and stunted development—will last for generations. Aid agencies say Israeli restrictions and violence against civilians seeking food have made relief operations nearly impossible, with over 1,400 Palestinians killed while trying to obtain humanitarian aid.

This post was edited by ferdia on Oct 15 2025 03:30am

No Air strikes just 9 terrorists who tried to pass the parameter.

The ball is in their court.
Disarm or we are in again and nothing will stop us hunting them down this time.

This post was edited by Many_Names on Oct 15 2025 04:53am

There is no famine in Gaza, if there was population would decline rapidly.
You know it, they know it and I know it

Personal addresses must ever be nuanced when critical, therefore its better to address the group rather then a single user.

Racism Is Not a Disease

When a user states that racism is a mental illness, it reveals a simplistic worldview: black and white morality. I can say or do whatever I want because I am morally superior, and you cannot, because you are racist. You have an illness; I am blessed. The world is not black and white—it is an infinite shade of grey. But some things are fixed: racism is not a disease. Clinical definitions of mental illness involve measurable dysfunction or impairment in cognition or emotion. Prejudice, by contrast, is learned, socially reinforced, and politically mediated. It is not a dysfunction of the brain; it is a choice perpetuated by culture, history, and social incentives.

Racism is not a disease you catch or a virus you quarantine. It is an ideology enforced by fear, hatred, and political convenience. Pretending it is a mental illness is not scholarship—it is cowardice and self-righteousness masquerading as science. It allows those in power to shrug and the indifferent to look the other way, while generations suffer. Human cruelty, when trivialized, becomes easy to ignore. As one user put it, regarding the famine, Gazans “launched a Weight Watchers campaign.” The absurdity is breathtaking: human suffering reduced to punchline. In this worldview, self-blame is impossible, responsibility is optional, and cruelty is excusable. Social patterns, history, politics—poof—they vanish behind a veil of imaginary illness.

When rhetoric turns into decree—“Those who killed, raped, maimed, and played with human limbs are animals”—or when a user declares, “We will just kill them all from the skies,” these statements are racist and dehumanizing. They reduce entire populations to targets, erase individual humanity, and frame violence as not only justified but inevitable. Racism is neither a sickness nor a joke, it is a choice, and it’s clear that choices have been made.

Racism thrives not because people are “sick” but because they are taught to hate.

Just for sake of argument
Lets say the total death toll in Gaza is around 60-70k. But this apparently also includes the baseline death rate pre-war, with reported numbers being all-cause death which over the same time period would subtract about 3.4 per 1000 or ~7300 per year total for 2 year, accounting perhaps around 14.6k
Of those some unknowable % are militants, attackers, child soldiers, etc, and others civilians. The lions share of the % killed by Israel, but some % were killed by Hamas either intentionally in infighting and executions, or failed rocket launches and friendly fire.
We can estimate about 27% of those killed were under 18 years old, in a gaza strip where about half of the population is under 18, and we can't really know what % of Hamas fighters are under 18 but its clearly significant.

So how many actually died of "starvation"? Where starvation was the actual cause of death, not underlying unrelated/pre-existing conditions or trauma, but lack of access to food as the primary factor.
Is it zero?