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Look, there never was a genocide in Gaza, and food was never in short supply.That's not to say there was no suffering--there was a vicious war in the Gaza Strip, and no doubt some people at some times had restricted access to food when they were trapped in the midst of active fighting, but as even The New York Times editors admitted (in internal communications) when photos were printed in their newspaper of children with genetic diseases were passed off as children who were starving, they had no photos of otherwise health children who were malnourished.Now that we are seeing videos of celebrations in the Gaza Strip after the ceasefire negotiations succeeded, there are a lot of fat Gazans with power, expensive smartphones, open shops, and very happy people. It's not exactly what we saw when the concentration camps were liberated.
