WIRE — Peloni Screengrab via X A newly released UNICEF-led nutrition survey of children in Gaza found acute malnutrition rates measured as low as 0.2-0.8%, which is noted as being exceptionally low by BOTH regional and Western standards, with Gaza's pre-war rate measured at 0.8 per cent, compared with 2.9 per cent in Egypt and 2.0 per cent in Jordan. As explained by Dr Mark Zlochin in his article in Jewish Chronicle, The new findings don't just completely debunk the latest iteration of the relentless narrative claiming Israel isn't allowing enough food into Gaza – they also undermine the key argument used Read More
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