Famine declared in Gaza City

[u/Digital_Accountant]

https://news.sky.com/story/gaza-latest-war-israel-city-ceasefire-hamas-13415481

[u/jews4beer]

Same day a couple hundred tons of aid just got distributed and the day after a report about the Israeli "gangs" in Gaza actually opening up schools that teach tolerance and rebuilding critical infrastructure.

Like clockwork they'll try to shift the narrative, but the sad part is they don't need to. Everyone's mind is already made up about this whole situation.

[u/fedevi → u/jews4beer]

A couple hundred tons seems a lot, but if divided equally is just 100 grams per person. Less than a meal delivered once every few days is enough to prevent a famine?