The lie that was fed to the world w/ Eitan Chitayat and Eli Ezra
May 25, 2026
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as posted by the channelHow Hamas Turned Aid Into a Weapon
This is the Gaza famine story they didn’t want you to question. The Gaza famine story became one of the most powerful narratives of the Israel-Hamas war. But behind the headlines about starvation, humanitarian aid and suffering in Gaza was a much bigger battle over power, control, money and global perception. For Hamas, aid wasn’t just food. It was leverage. It was a way to control Palestinians, fund fighters and turn world opinion against Israel.
This piece breaks down the Gaza famine deception, the role of Hamas, UNRWA, the UN, Al Jazeera, Western media and the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation, and how humanitarian aid became part of a wider information war. It looks at claims from the Hamas-run Gaza Health Ministry, viral images of starving children, reports of food aid left undistributed, and the way global media repeated the Gaza famine narrative without asking enough serious questions.
This isn’t only about Gaza. It’s about Israel, Hamas, antisemitism, October 7, jihadist ideology, media manipulation and psychological warfare. It asks why Israel is blamed even when Hamas uses civilians as pawns, why terrorist propaganda is treated as fact, and why the world keeps falling for the same lies about Israel and the Jewish people.
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