Free Palestine

07/08/2025

The vast majority of Israelis say they are not troubled by reports of famine and suffering in Gaza, a new poll released by the Israel Democracy Institute shows.

The survey shows that 79 percent of Jews in Israel were not troubled, or troubled at all, whereas 86 percent of “Arab” respondents were somewhat or very troubled by the reports about the war on Gaza.

“Arab” respondents in the survey refer to Palestinian citizens of Israel.

When the question was broken down by political affiliation, it shows that there is far greater concern among the left for the suffering and hunger, with 70 percent showing concern, whereas only 32 percent and six percent among the centre and right, respectively, are personally troubled by the reports.

The survey was conducted between 27–31 July.

The world’s leading hunger monitoring system last week issued a warning that the “worst-case scenario of famine” is unfolding in Gaza due to the Israeli-imposed starvation and siege.

“Latest data indicates that famine thresholds have been reached for food consumption in most of the Gaza Strip and for acute malnutrition in Gaza City,” the United Nations-backed Integrated Food Security Phase Classification said in its report.

The warning comes as at least 150 Palestinian children and adults in Gaza have succumbed to death from starvation since Israel’s onslaught on Gaza began in October 2023.

The low number of Israelis concerned about famine and suffering in Gaza may be correlated with the number of people who believe the Israeli army’s reporting on the extent of the civilian casualties in Gaza.

A clear majority of Israeli Jews, 70 percent, believe the Israeli army’s reporting on the number of civilian casualties in Gaza, whereas the vast majority of Palestinian citizens of Israel, 63 percent, do not believe those numbers.

The Palestinian health ministry in Gaza counts over 60,000 Palestinians killed in Gaza, with the vast majority of those civilians, women and children. Ministry numbers have been broken down by name, age and gender.

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02/08/2025

Palestine: A Nation Crying Out for Compassion

In the heart of Gaza and across other battered regions of Palestine, the struggle for survival has become a daily reality. This image—women and children reaching out with empty pots, waiting in line for a single serving of rice—tells a story louder than words. It is a story of pain, desperation, and dignity held together by faith and resilience.

Palestinians are not begging—they are pleading for their humanity to be acknowledged. This is not just about hunger. It’s about people caught in the crossfire of political conflict, stripped of basic rights, yet still holding on. Despite the rubble, despite the grief, they stand, not broken but bearing unbearable burdens.

To witness this and remain unmoved is to lose a piece of our own humanity. The world must not look away.

Let us not confuse pity with action. They do not need our sympathy—they need our solidarity, our voices, our aid. Every coin donated, every meal shared, every prayer whispered matters.

Let’s rise beyond politics and remember what it means to be human. Stand with Palestine. Not for pity abut for justice, for peace, and for the right of every child to eat, dream, and live.