There are videos of Hamas stealing Gaza aid. How widespread that is tough to tell through the fog of war.
There are videos of Hamas stealing Gaza aid. How widespread that is tough to tell through the fog of war.
No Proof Hamas Routinely Stole U.N. Aid, Israeli Military Officials Say
https://www.nytimes.com/2025/07/26/world/middleeast/hamas-un...
Again how widespread that was is lost to the fog of war. I don't trust what anyone is saying about the subject, including Israel right now.
Btw, as we speak Israel just announced they will be resuming airdrops of aid into Gaza, with Israel taking the first shift and foreign organizations being permitted to take over after Sunday. This is not the actions of an entity intent to commit genocide.
> Israel says it’s distributing aid in Gaza, so why are people starving? https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2025/7/26/israel-says-its-dis...
If that was true, then you wouldn't have such a strong opinion on the subject.
Do you understand fog of war? Both sides say things that are false or exaggerated, and it's difficult to discern the truth because information is censored and journalists are restricted in their movement and what they can report. This not unique to this conflict, you see the same thing in the Russia-Ukraine war, and in the recent Thailand Cambodia skirmishes.
I don't trust what either side says, I assume the truth lies somewhere in the middle.
One of the more balanced and accurate sources, in my opinion, has been Preston Stewart on Youtube[1], especially on the Russia-Ukraine war. He sources things frequently from military bloggers from both sides in their native language and verifies what he can and is honest about what is unconfirmed.
Oh and the airdrop was less aid than would have been carried on a single truck. It is PR to cover for the famine.