Netanyahu says there is ‘no starvation in Gaza’ in extraordinary denial of crisis

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Several of the world’s largest aid organisations have warned of a devastating humanitarian crisis in the enclave

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Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu has said that accusations that Israel is conducting a campaign of starvation in Gaza are a “bold faced lie”, in an extraordinary denial of the growing humanitarian crisis in the enclave.

Netanyahu says there is ‘no starvation in Gaza’ in extraordinary denial of crisis

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