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In reply to the discussion: Debunked: UN official's claim 14,000 Gazan babies could die in 48 hours was untrue [View all]AloeVera
(3,070 posts)What purpose does that serve except to lead us to believe the REAL lie: Israel's claim that there is no starvation in Gaza. That is not only a lie but a genocidal, cruel and inhumane one. It contradicts indisputably the evidence of our own eyes as well as the findings and reports of the IPC, the UN and numerous other international NGOs.
Who are you gonna believe?
I believe the UN made an honest mistake. Is that so hard to fathom that they misinterpreted some data? These people want to save lives. They are not numbers folks. The starvation would have continued, they had to drive home the urgency.
Further, the mistake is not the story and nor is it actually wrong. There ARE thousands of kids in Gaza that may now be on the brink of death. See post # 41.
Those who want Israel to "win" - meaning ethnically cleanse and starve Gaza to make it happen - will jump on any "mistake" to discredit, de-legitimize and cast doubt on both the starvation and the UN. It's a well-established tactic.
Just my opinion, ymmv.
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