Gaza Hunger Crisis: Netanyahu Denies Starvation Amidst Mounting Evidence
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu denies a starvation crisis in Gaza, contradicting reports from aid groups, doctors, and the UN. The Integrated Food Security Phase Classification (IPC) reports famine thresholds exceeded in parts of Gaza, with the World Health Organization recording a surge in malnutrition-related deaths. Aid workers describe worsening conditions, while Israel blames Hamas and disputes the figures. The UK threatens to recognize a Palestinian state unless Israel acts, highlighting the escalating humanitarian crisis and conflicting narratives surrounding the situation.
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