More than 1,000 rabbis and Jewish leaders have denounced the starvation crisis in Gaza, calling it a moral emergency that requires urgent action. Among them, a significant number are now urging the Israeli government to ensure ample food deliveries to the besieged area. Protests have erupted in the U.S., with dozens of rabbis arrested while advocating for humanitarian aid and demanding that Israel stop using starvation as a weapon of war. This rising dissent includes joint statements from Jewish and Muslim leaders, highlighting interfaith solidarity in pressing for immediate aid to Gaza, particularly for vulnerable populations such as children. The urgency is further amplified by public figures and organizations who, historically supportive of Israel, now express deep concerns about the humanitarian crisis. Additionally, some Israeli academics and public figures are calling for sanctions against their own government in response to the situation, reflecting a broader dissatisfaction that could lead to significant political consequences.