A growing number of headlines highlight the deepening humanitarian crisis in Gaza, where widespread hunger and famine-like conditions are reported amid Israel's ongoing military campaign against Hamas. International criticism is mounting as images of starving children and reports of aid blockades circulate, fueling debates over whether Israel's tactics amount to deliberate starvation. While Israeli officials deny a policy of starvation and claim to facilitate humanitarian aid, many aid groups and observers argue that relief efforts are insufficient or obstructed. The crisis has triggered a shift in Israeli public opinion, with increasing voices questioning the morality and effectiveness of the war. As the conflict drags on, calls for a ceasefire and a reassessment of Israel's strategy are growing both domestically and abroad.
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