French President Emmanuel Macron, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney, U.S. President Donald Trump, and British Prime Minister Keir Starmer during the G7 Leaders’ Summit on 16 June, 2025 (AFP).<\/p>\n
The images are finally breaking through the propaganda fog. Starving children – ribs sharp beneath thinning skin – have made the front pages, from The Daily Express <\/a>to The New York Times<\/a>.<\/p>\n Aid agencies are now echoing what Palestinians have been shouting for months: this is not a humanitarian crisis. It is a man-made famine<\/a>. It is genocide, and it is being broadcast in real time.<\/p>\n According to\u00a0Doctors Without Borders<\/a>, cases of severe malnutrition<\/a> among children under five in Gaza<\/a>\u00a0have tripled in just two weeks. A quarter of the children and pregnant women examined were malnourished.<\/p>\n Since May, famine deaths have surged<\/a>\u00a0– over 50 in the past week alone. The World Food Programme confirms<\/a> Gaza receives just 12 percent of the food it needs. A third of the population is going days without eating. Babies are starving, mothers faint and\u00a0aid convoys are shot at<\/a> or turned away.<\/p>\n Now, the UN-backed Integrated Food Security Phase Classification (IPC) has issued<\/a> an urgent alert: the “worst-case scenario of famine is currently playing out in the Gaza Strip”.<\/p>\n Famine thresholds for food consumption and acute malnutrition have already been breached<\/a>. Starvation and disease are accelerating. Without immediate intervention, the outcome is clear: mass death.<\/p>\n So how did the self-proclaimed leaders of the free world respond?<\/p>\n With cruelty in three dialects.<\/p>\n US<\/a> President Donald Trump delivered the blunt-force version: snarling, smirking and fundamentally uninterested in anything that cannot be monetised or golfed on.<\/p>\n As skeletal children flickered across screens, Trump lied without blinking and denied there was a famine in Gaza. His team sabotaged <\/a>ceasefire talks in Doha, blamed Hamas for selfishness and walked away – back to the clubhouse.<\/p>\n Hamas had proposed<\/a>\u00a0exactly what the international community demanded: UN-led food distribution, withdrawal of Israeli<\/a> troops from civilian areas and a permanent ceasefire in exchange for hostages.<\/p>\n But that was far too humane for Washington and Tel Aviv.\u00a0They preferred their aid weaponised, their food politicised and their victims punished for surviving their tons of bombs.<\/p>\n The so-called Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF),\u00a0\u00a0a failed Israeli-American “humanitarian” scheme<\/a>,\u00a0was put in charge of feeding Gaza. Instead, it helped map out killing zones<\/a>.<\/p>\n Leaked documents<\/a> detail $2bn “transit camps” to “re-educate” Palestinians – colonisation rebranded in PowerPoint – not relief, rather social engineering at gunpoint.<\/p>\n Even Israel\u2019s military admits<\/a> there was no evidence Hamas stole aid. Still, Gaza starves –\u00a0 not by accident, but by design.<\/p>\n This is policy, and if anyone was still unsure, Netanyahu clarified<\/a>: “In any path we choose, we will be forced to allow the entry of minimal humanitarian aid.”<\/p>\n Not enough. Not urgent. Minimal.<\/p>\n Starvation, then, is not collateral; it is a strategy. Relief, drip-fed, outrage managed. This is rationed agony. Suffering, meted out with precision.<\/p>\n Meanwhile, in Scotland, teeing off as Gaza collapsed, Trump was not only dodging genocide; he was running from Jeffrey Epstein\u2019s shadow<\/a>. Palestinians – like the trailer park teens in Epstein\u2019s Rolodex – do not exist in Trump\u2019s gated universe. He sees only property values and dinner reservations. Everything else is expendable.<\/p>\n Trump\u2019s indifference is total. Playing golf while Gaza withers, he reveals the full rot of his worldview: entitlement, cruelty and a billionaire\u2019s disdain for those beneath him.<\/p>\n But he was not finished. Between rounds, Trump moaned<\/a>: “We sent $60m\u2026 nobody acknowledged it\u2026 makes you feel a little bad.”<\/p>\n Apparently, Palestinians should send thank-you cards for the starvation, for the tents torched in the night and the children torn apart by US-made bombs.\u00a0<\/strong><\/p>\n This is Trump\u2019s empathy: crumbs followed by tantrums – the logic of a mob boss. You clap or you get nothing.<\/p>\n Trump does not just deny famine, he mocks it and downgrades it to “probably malnutrition”.\u00a0He lies<\/a> again about Hamas stealing aid, even as Israeli officials admit otherwise. He wants praise for food that never arrived and impunity for the policies that blocked it.<\/p>\n Then there is British Prime Minister Keir Starmer, the master of the soft veto. Where Trump bellows, Starmer tiptoes. While tens of thousands chanted for a ceasefire<\/a>, he released a polished video offering to treat a few injured Palestinian children in Britain. A gesture? Or a stage prop?<\/p>\nSocial engineering at gunpoint<\/strong><\/h2>\n
Trump indifference<\/strong><\/h2>\n