The starvation of Gaza was an intentional policy. We know that because of the math.
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The starvation of Gaza was an intentional policy. We know that because of the math.
A person needs roughly 2,279 calories daily to survive—that’s about 1.8 kg of food. Gaza’s population of 2.1 million means a minimum of around 62,000 metric tonnes of food every month just to avoid starvation.
From March to June 2025, Israel allowed just 56,000 tonnes total—less than a quarter of what Gaza needs for those four months combined. That’s roughly 14,000 tonnes per month, or about 0.67 kg of food per person per day—far below survival needs.
In March and April 2025, Gaza was under total siege with zero food shipments. Aid shipments resumed in mid-May due to international pressure, but the increase was only marginal. By July, shipments were still well below minimum requirements.
Adding to the crisis, reports indicate aid theft and hoarding by armed groups like Hamas, further reducing the already insufficient calories reaching Palestinians.
Independent experts from the Famine Review Committee warn: “Our analysis of the food packages supplied by the GHF shows that their distribution plan would lead to mass starvation, even if it was able to function without the appalling levels of violence that have been reported.”
All this points to a deliberate policy: Israel knows exactly how much food Gaza needs and controls its entry, yet allows far less than the minimum required. The math is clear. This famine is engineered, not accidental. It is an important part of a wider genocidal plan.
posted by Satish Sharma at
08:48
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