Hamas Accused of Planning New "Famine" Campaign Against Israel
Translated & summarized from Abu Ali Express by baba
Hamas spokesperson Hazem Qassem accused Israel of attempting to starve Gaza and reimpose a blockade, urging international action for humanitarian aid. The article suggests Hamas may be planning a new propaganda campaign based on false famine claims, recalling a similar alleged fabrication in July 2025. It warns readers to prepare for such a potential campaign by Hamas to improve its situation.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Hamas spokesperson Hazem Qassem accused Israel of attempting to starve Gazans and reimpose a blockade.
- Qassem urged the international community to ensure a continuous supply of humanitarian aid to Gaza.
- The article suggests Hamas may be planning a new propaganda campaign based on false famine claims.
- A previous alleged "famine" campaign by Hamas in July 2025 is recalled.
- Reporter Yoni Levi also remembers the alleged past famine campaign, according to the article.
Hamas is reportedly laying the groundwork for a new propaganda campaign alleging that Israel is attempting to starve the residents of the Gaza Strip. According to Hamas spokesperson Hazem Qassem, "The occupation is trying to renew its attempts to starve Gazans after it was not punished the previous time it did so." He further claimed that Israel is trying to reimpose a blockade on the Strip and urged the international community to act to ensure a continuous supply of humanitarian aid.
The article suggests that Hamas may be fabricating such a campaign to improve its standing, recalling a previous "famine" campaign allegedly fabricated by the group in July 2025. The author notes that reporter Yoni Levi also remembers this past event and advises preparing for the possibility that Hamas will launch a similar false campaign again.
Qassem's statement reiterated the accusation that Israel is seeking to starve Gazans and called for international intervention to guarantee humanitarian assistance. The article implies this is a recurring tactic by Hamas, referencing a past instance and warning of its potential resurgence.
