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.