Israeli cleric Rabbi Ronen Shaulov calls for the starvation of all civilians in Gaza

Here @Hamiltonfan

@Hamiltonfan I say this kindly- I suggest you properly read through the evidence I’ve shared.

If you feel you can handle it, I would also look up and read about the babies and children who have died so far due to malnutrition and the blockade on baby formula (I’ve shared a link above).

Unfortunately, you’ve been a victim of fake news/propaganda.

Yes I am.

As I said previously, we can see your instagram name and profile picture when you post these.

They are not verified evidence. They could have been created by anyone claiming to ‘be’ in Gaza. I will stick to the swathes of evidence I have posted from independent humanitarian organisations and medical professionals on the ground.

Sorry are you telling me that I'm not a dietitian?

I'm a dietitian working with underweight children so know exactly what I'm talking about thank you.

@Hamiltonfan also FYI, I can see your instagram username and profile picture when I click on those links

I think that's a good idea. When you've reached the point of trying to justify such an abomination it's definitely time for a break and some reflection.

See here some of the children/babies who have died of malnutrition so far (trigger warning: child death)

https://www.thedailyfile.org/forcibly-involved

1. Save the Children (May 2025): Reports that 1.1 million children in Gaza are urgently threatened by acute food insecurity, with 93% of the population experiencing crisis-level hunger or worse.
2. UNICEF (April 2025): States that over 1 million children in Gaza have been deprived of lifesaving aid for over a month due to the ongoing blockade, leading to dire consequences for their health and survival.
3. World Health Organization (May 2025): Reports that since the aid blockade began on March 2, 2025, 57 children have died from the effects of malnutrition, with nearly 71,000 children under the age of five expected to suffer from acute malnutrition over the next eleven months.
4. UNICEF and WFP (May 2025): Warn of a looming catastrophe as 71,000 children and more than 17,000 mothers are threatened by acute malnutrition, highlighting the urgent need for humanitarian assistance.
5. UNICEF (May 2025): Notes a nearly 50% increase in the number of children diagnosed with malnutrition in Gaza, from 3,444 in April to over 5,000 in May, indicating a rapidly deteriorating situation.

Satellite analyses have shown that over 67% of Gaza’s croplands have been damaged or destroyed, and nearly 70% of greenhouses have been obliterated . This widespread agricultural destruction, coupled with the blockade, has led to catastrophic hunger levels, with 470,000 people in Gaza facing catastrophic hunger (IPC Phase 5) .

Additionally, the Integrated Food Security Phase Classification (IPC) report indicates that 93% of Gaza’s population is experiencing crisis-level acute food insecurity or worse, with the entire population facing acute food insecurity . UNICEF and the World Food Programme have warned of a looming catastrophe, with 71,000 children and more than 17,000 mothers threatened by acute malnutrition .

1. AP News – Gaza humanitarian crisis
2. UNICEF USA – Desperate situation for Gaza’s children
3. The Guardian – Israel-Gaza latest updates
4. Wikipedia – Gaza Strip famine
5. Save the Children – Gaza children at risk of famine
6. UNICEF – Risk of famine for children across Gaza

I can only deduce from your comment that you don’t work in a medical or humanitarian setting.

Malnutrition doesn’t always manifest immediately in the way casual observers expect: children visibly starve first because their bodies have less fat and muscle reserves, and they waste away more quickly than adults.

Adults can appear relatively normal while their organs and overall health are deteriorating.

This is why medical professionals, UN agencies, and organisations such as UNICEF, Save the Children, WHO, and OCHA have all confirmed that there is a severe famine in Gaza, with critical shortages of food, water, and medical supplies.

As for the claim about ‘fully stocked shops,’ numerous independent reports and satellite imagery show widespread destruction of markets and supply chains. Occasional (falsified) photos don’t negate the overwhelming evidence on the ground.

Dismissing the starvation of nearly 1 million children as propaganda ignores documented, verifiable data from trusted humanitarian sources.

Yes, civilian deaths happen in other wars, and many are indeed tragic accidents.

But the scale and pattern in Gaza goes far beyond ‘accident.’

I don’t care if I have to keep repeating myself: We’re seeing repeated, documented instances of hospitals, ambulances, schools, and aid convoys being destroyed, deliberate blockades of food and medical supplies, and systematic bombing in densely populated areas.

When tens of thousands of children are killed and critical infrastructure is destroyed, repeatedly, across months, it cannot reasonably be dismissed as random ‘accidents.’ Children have been killed queuing for aid and water.

That’s why independent observers, human rights organisations, and legal experts are raising serious concerns about war crimes and crimes against humanity.

Re starvation - I don't know about you but all the parents look very well fed. If it was my child they would have my food and I would "starve" before they feel any ill effects. Unfortunately all the pictures that have been posted of "starving children" have all come from other conflicts (Sudan etc), are children with congenital or medical issues (which mean they are malnourished despite eating an adequate amount of food), or produced by AI.

There are several Instagram accounts accessible to everyone showing fully stocked shops, markets and restaurants.

You are all Hamas' puppets for regurgitating their propaganda.