A tidal wave of propaganda, death threats, and Holocaust comparisons... all because Israel feeds Gaza without Hamas
Today, the propaganda warriors are out in full force.
Two days ago, a new food distribution program quietly launched in southern Gaza. No massive press release.
No big ceremony. Just thousands of desperate Gazans lining up to get food, without going through Hamas, the UN, or any of the old gatekeepers.
And predictably, all hell broke loose.
The program, run by the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF) and backed by the U.S. with Israeli approval, marks the biggest shift in humanitarian aid in Gaza in decades.It's designed to do the unthinkable: feed people without letting Hamas control who eats and who doesn’t.
Under the new system, aid is delivered to a series of secure hubs, beginning in Rafah.Families register ahead of time and are assigned a distribution slot. The food itself, mostly shelf-stable goods like pasta, tea, sugar, arrives through the Kerem Shalom crossing, is inspected by the IDF, and is transported by U.S.-based private contractors in armored vehicles.Security at the hubs is provided by the same American contractors. Inside the gates, humanitarian aid workers distribute the food directly to civilians.
The goal is to reach one million people within the first week, eventually scaling up to serve all 2.3 million Gazans. Each food package provides around 1,750 calories per day per person, slightly under international guidelines but well above the nothing Hamas would rather they eat.Sounds good, right?Well, not to everyone.
According to Hamas, this entire system is a “humiliating pathway” and a “security control tool.” The group’s Interior Ministry issued threats, warning Gazans not to cooperate with the new aid system—basically telling people to starve instead of accepting food they can’t tax or manipulate. On their Telegram channels, Hamas officials called the GHF a front for Israeli intelligence, and accused participants of betraying their people.Let that sink in: Hamas would rather its own civilians die than allow them to eat food not stamped with Hamas approval.
And they’re not alone.Across Western media and Twitter/X, a chorus of academics, journalists, and influencers sprang into action. Their complaint? That people are standing in lines. That Israel is involved. That the food packages have… Hebrew writing on them.Yes, you read that right. One viral post showed a Gazan man holding an Israeli-labeled food package, with the caption: “They’re forcing them to eat Zionist food.” As if rice and tuna with Hebrew labels is some kind of war crime.
Posts are circulating comparing the fenced lines, the same ones used at music festivals, shopping centers, airports etc., to Nazi concentration camps. When Israel doesn’t feed the people of Gaza, who cheered on October 7 and constantly vow the destruction of Israel, the keyboard warriors are mad.When Israel feeds them, they’re still mad!So why feed them??It is all testimony to one thing. That Israel really does put humanity first. Even when that humanity acts sub-human.
Under UNRWA’s watch, Hamas siphoned off aid, stored it in tunnels, and even launched rockets from school courtyards.When UN operations were blocked earlier this year after serious accusations of collusion with Hamas, those same voices stayed largely silent. But now that aid is moving faster, safer, and more transparently, they’re suddenly outraged.And let’s not forget the sheer logistical chaos the new system is trying to fix. During the last ceasefire period, over 600 aid trucks entered Gaza per day. Yet many Gazans never saw any food. Because with Hamas involved, they would simply take the aid, which was marked “not for resale” and do exactly that! Sell it back to Gazans at ridiculously marked up prices…
After the conflict reignited in March, that 600 trucks per day number dropped to zero.Food prices rose by 1,400%, bakeries shut down, and the UN itself warned of mass famine. Now that the GHF is working to restart the flow—with trucks moving in, aid being delivered, and thousands being fed—the only real complaint left is: “But it’s not the way we like it.”
There were hiccups.On day one of the new program, distribution centers in Rafah were overwhelmed by crowds. Fences were broken. Workers retreated. But that didn’t stop the process. Aid kept coming. People returned. And despite threats, tens of thousands showed up again the next day.
Videos were circulating of Gazans chanting “Thank you America” as they happily received their food packages. But little Sally on X is mad because Hamas told them to be mad.
Because for once, they’re getting help without having to buy it from Hamas.And that’s the real issue here.The entire Hamas governance model is built on control—control of resources, movement, and fear.Take that away, and you expose the entire operation for what it is: a mafia running a terror state under the guise of “resistance.”
This food program is far from perfect. Calorie counts are just underneath Western standards. Access is still limited to the south away from Hamas-controlled zones and chaos at the hubs remains a serious challenge. But for all its flaws, it’s the first system in years that directly confronts the problem everyone pretended not to see: Hamas weaponizes aid. And now that the weapon has been taken away, they, Hamas, and their apologists in Western capitals are panicking.
They know what’s at stake. If this system works, if Gazans get fed without Hamas, then the entire “siege narrative” falls apart. No more blaming Israel for famine while Hamas hoards flour and fuel. No more victim optics while UNRWA warehouses double as terror command centers.
In other words: if this program works, Hamas loses.And that’s why the propaganda machine is spinning so hard. Because starving people is easier to exploit than fed ones.
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