Famine in Gaza? Maybe. So What?

“Gaza is starving!”

“Children are dying!”

The headlines scream, the anchors weep - and once again, the world surrenders to Hamas' favorite weapon: the humanitarian theater.

But before joining the international pity parade, let’s pause and ask:

What do we actually know?

Fact #1: Hundreds of thousands of Gazans have been displaced, lost their homes, and are struggling to survive. After nine months of war, the economic collapse is undeniable.

Fact #2: Hamas still controls Gaza. They’re not gone, not defeated, not even weakened. They collect taxes, hoard aid, and treat civilians like human shields.

Fact #3: Israel continues to allow massive humanitarian aid into Gaza - convoys, airdrops, food, medicine, even bottled water - all under fire.

So… is there famine or not?

Maybe there is. Maybe there isn’t. If there is - it’s because Hamas is hoarding or taxing the aid. If there isn’t - then the world has once again fallen for a perfectly orchestrated manipulation.

Either way, the answer is the same: Hamas. They are the problem. Not Israel.

Hamas makes sure you see just the right images - the emaciated child, the hungry eyes - while you conveniently forget the rockets, the massacres, the kidnapped toddlers who never came home.

That sick child in the photo? Turns out he lives in Italy. But Hamas told you he was from Gaza - and you believed it. Why? Because you wanted to.

Because you hate Jews.

Yes, let’s say it clearly: You didn’t cry for the Israeli mothers slaughtered with their babies. You didn’t mourn the women raped and paraded through the streets.

But one blurry photo of a “starving Gazan child” — and suddenly, you’ve found your moral outrage.

We see you.

Hamas sees you.

And they’re playing you - like they always have.

Israel has every right to defend itself.

And Hamas? They have you: the useful idiots, the sympathizers, the pawns of terror.

Is there famine in Gaza? Maybe.

But there’s no question about who the real evil is.