UN Stats Show Gaza As Well Fed as Germany and the UK. By Daniel Greenfield at Front Page.
A new UNICEF survey shows that not only isn’t there a famine in Gaza, but the Hamas settlers of the terrorist enclave are some of the best fed in the Middle East.
The UNICEF-led survey rated ‘acute malnutrition’ among children under 5 years old in the Gaza Strip as being at 0.5%. As UN Watch noted, this compares to World Bank data showing a rate of 0.4% in the UK, 0.5% in Germany, 1.6% in Finland and 3.3% in Egypt. … Lebanon at 1.3%, Turkey at 1.6%, neighboring Jordan at 2.3%, Iraq at 3.0%, Afghanistan at 3.6% and Pakistan at 7.1%. …
Acute child malnutrition, the subject of hoax photoshoots in the New York Times showing disabled children, is on par and sometimes better than some European nations including Germany and even the UK.
18-month-old Muhammad Zakariya Ayyoub al-Matouq had cerebral palsy; he wasn’t like this for lack of food. Notice that his mother isn’t emaciated. His well-fed brother just to the lower right was cropped out of this famous image. The Guardian subsequently acknowledged that it did not know about his medical condition when it first published the image, but it still cropped the photo.
That stands to reason since massive amounts of spending continue to be expended on Gaza.
The UN’s World Food Programme, which helped manufacture and spread fake claims of famine while refusing to deliver food, is currently asking for $426 million to continue its operations. …
The UN admitted that 95% of its Gaza aid trucks were ‘intercepted’. The vast amounts of aid shipped to Gaza were diverted by Hamas and then sold at markets to subsidize its operations and prolong the war. …
The latest UN data comes after the famine hoax, like the genocide hoax, had been widely disproven with both statistics and anecdotal social media videos showing supermarkets and restaurants in Gaza. USAID alone made off with over $2 billion in taxpayer money to save Gaza from a crisis that didn’t exist while propping up Islamist and Marxist war propaganda. …
Not Muslims:
While billions of dollars were lavished on a famine hoax in an Islamic terror statelet, countries with actual food shortages were abandoned by the United Nations, activists and the media. A report in June 2026 found that in Papua New Guinea, “nearly 47.6% of children under the age of five suffer from chronic stunting due to long-term nutritional deficiencies—more than double the global average.”
We were lied to, weren’t we? Now the truth comes out, years afterwards, to no publicity.