This article, while supporting your perspective, seems to lack factual accuracy and important context.
You may have overlooked the German study which indicated that many of the "starvation" photos from Gaza were either staged or depicted children with pre-existing genetic conditions. While suffering and hunger exist due to the conflict, widespread starvation isn't accurate, except in the case of the Israeli hostages who are literally being starved to death in Hamas tunnels.
Have you considered why, unlike other modern conflicts such as Ukraine, civilians in Gaza were prevented from evacuating the war zone? Perhaps this is because Hamas, and even some Western nations, benefit from civilian casualties and suffering, as it puts Israel in a difficult position.
I can provide data on aid entering Gaza and the source of bottlenecks, though I suspect you might only be interested if it aligns with your existing viewpoint.
Here's a suggestion for your representative: urge the UN/UNRWA to cease indoctrinating Palestinian children from a young age to hate Jews. Reform the UNRWA's educational system and make funding contingent on ending the abuse of raising children to desire and be willing to die for their cause. This might create a genuine opportunity for peace in the future.
This conflict could have ended on October 8th if Western nations had simply demanded the release of the hostages and Hamas' surrender. However, that didn't happen, and still hasn't.
This article, while supporting your perspective, seems to lack factual accuracy and important context.
You may have overlooked the German study which indicated that many of the "starvation" photos from Gaza were either staged or depicted children with pre-existing genetic conditions. While suffering and hunger exist due to the conflict, widespread starvation isn't accurate, except in the case of the Israeli hostages who are literally being starved to death in Hamas tunnels.
Have you considered why, unlike other modern conflicts such as Ukraine, civilians in Gaza were prevented from evacuating the war zone? Perhaps this is because Hamas, and even some Western nations, benefit from civilian casualties and suffering, as it puts Israel in a difficult position.
I can provide data on aid entering Gaza and the source of bottlenecks, though I suspect you might only be interested if it aligns with your existing viewpoint.
Here's a suggestion for your representative: urge the UN/UNRWA to cease indoctrinating Palestinian children from a young age to hate Jews. Reform the UNRWA's educational system and make funding contingent on ending the abuse of raising children to desire and be willing to die for their cause. This might create a genuine opportunity for peace in the future.
This conflict could have ended on October 8th if Western nations had simply demanded the release of the hostages and Hamas' surrender. However, that didn't happen, and still hasn't.