UN Investigator Accuses Israel of Starvation Tactics in Gaza
Israel denies allegations of blocking essential supplies following Hamas attack; humanitarian crisis deepens.
- Michael Fakhri, UN investigator, claims Israel's blockade led to severe hunger in Gaza.
- Israel gradually opened border crossings under international pressure, allowing limited aid.
- Netanyahu calls accusations of a deliberate starvation policy 'outrageously false.'
- UN reports over 1 million Palestinians without food rations and a significant drop in daily meals.
- Critical shortages in Gaza attributed to hostilities, damaged infrastructure, and access limitations.
Associated Press 