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Yes, but still not enough, or its people's survival will not depend on the kindness of others. In my opinion, it's not a competent government, at least based on its performance so far.
It is the duty of the occupying power to ensure the safety of the civilians within the territory it has occupied. A duty Israel, with its use of starvation as a weapon of war and habit of shooting medics in the back of the head, is obviously not fulfilling.
+1 for me to quit posting on hn
This type of word spinning is distasteful, and more importantly, it's a sign of significantly weaker mind capacity than past level I recall joined hn 10ish years ago.
The first thing you should be doing, is to read the link, fire up AI deep research with some neutrally toned question to gather information.
The reason hn drew me in, was people actually always aim for contributing to the discussion constructively. That's not the norm nowadays.
As for me, I’m just an ordinary person, believing that all lives matter worldwide. And if many innocents continue to die meaninglessly, I consider their governments incompetent for the job.
Are you suggesting that they (just to clarify, I’m referring to the government leaders, not the maliciously misinterpreted starving innocents) are competent and that all the other governments are to blame?
Ok so how do you know that they are not doing enough?
>Are you suggesting that they are competent and that all the other governments are to blame?
I'm suggesting it's not productive to blame the people starving in a concentration camp for not doing enough to find food.
https://www.cnn.com/2024/02/13/middleeast/egypt-boosts-secur...