Starvation: Hamas’ Worst Hunger Games Strategy Yet
Turns out, starving people isn’t just cruel—it’s also a strategic blunder in the toughest war of morality. According to grim war logic, 'Starvation only helps Hamas end the war in a way that advances its aims.' So basically, hunger’s serving up a victory platter but for the wrong team. It's like trying to win a chess match by accidentally feeding your opponent’s rook a pizza slice. War tactics meet dinner tragedy in a disturbing plot with no good endings, only really bad losers.
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Starvation’s basically Hamas’ secret weapon — if their goal was to win by letting everyone hangry and helpless. Spoiler: it’s a diet plan for disaster that only cops out with human suffering as its terrible punchline.
When your idea of ending a war involves starving people, congratulations, you just invented the worst potluck ever. Spoiler alert: No one wins when dinner’s a crime scene.
Watching a war where starvation advances a militant’s aims is like seeing someone try to assemble IKEA furniture blindfolded—lots of pain, confusion, and none of it builds peace.
Source: Theatlantic | Published: 7/31/2025 | Author: Unknown
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