Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is under increasing scrutiny as reports emerge of a severe starvation crisis in Gaza. While Netanyahu categorically denies allegations of genocide or starvation, insisting that Hamas is responsible for the humanitarian issues, polls indicate a significant portion of Israeli Jews remain largely unconcerned about the situation, with claims of famine being dismissed as exaggerated. International media coverage has sparked backlash from Netanyahu, who argues that images reported do not reflect the reality on the ground, while also asserting that Israel is not responsible for the suffering of Gazans. Amid this contentious backdrop, the discourse highlights a deep division within Israeli society regarding the ongoing conflict and its humanitarian implications, further complicated by accusations of misinformation and a lack of compassion towards Palestinian civilians.