Netanyahu’s War Denies Starvation, Starving Denialists Thrive
In a dazzling display of denial gymnastics, the fiercest defenders of Netanyahu’s war in Gaza confidently declare that 'Palestinians aren’t starving.' This remarkable assertion comes amid widespread reports of extreme hardship. The irony? Their unwavering insistence basically turns scarcity into an elected resource, proving once more that in war, truth is the first thing to go missing along with food. As one might say, if you can't feed them, just convince everyone they aren't hungry! Now that’s what I call tactical optimism!
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Netanyahu’s defenders claim Palestinians aren’t starving. If saying it hard enough made it true, starvation would be canceled worldwide. Welcome to the new world of magic denial!
When you're so committed to your cause that you redefine 'starvation' as 'snack time.' Facts, meet your biggest fan club: denial.
Claiming Palestinians aren’t starving during a blockade is like insisting it’s snowing in Sahara. Spoiler: it’s not fooling Mother Nature.
Source: Newyorker | Published: 7/30/2025 | Author: Isaac Chotiner
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