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Netanyahu Live: Denies Gaza Starvation Claims, Defends Israel’s Humanitarian Efforts | Hamas | IDF
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July 28, 2025
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7:45:41Now PlayingNetanyahu | Gaza | Humanitarian Aid | Hamas | Israel | Starvation Claims | Middle East Conflict | UN | Israel Defense Forces | Peace Efforts | Israeli Government | Gaza Crisis | Israeli Politics | Israel Humanitarian Aid | Middle East Peace | Israel War | Middle East Instability | Israel Palestine Conflict | Israeli Military | Israel News | Gaza Starvation Controversy | Israel Gaza War | Israeli Prime Minister | Gaza Food Aid | Israel Military Response
WATCH LIVE: Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu firmly denied allegations of a starvation policy in Gaza, asserting that Israel has been providing substantial humanitarian aid throughout the conflict. He emphasized that without Israel's assistance, the population in Gaza would not have survived. Netanyahu accused Hamas of diverting humanitarian aid and then blaming Israel for shortages.
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