Conservative commentator Charlie Kirk, founder of Turning Point USA, publicly stated, "No, Israel is not starving Gazans," sharing a video to support his claim.

This assertion has sparked significant debate, particularly given conflicting reports about the humanitarian situation in Gaza.

Kirk’s stance aligns with his broader pro-Israel advocacy, where he has often defended Israel’s actions and criticized narratives he views as biased against the state. He has suggested that Hamas, the governing body in Gaza, is responsible for any shortages by allegedly looting aid or disrupting distribution, a claim echoed by some Israeli officials who argue that humanitarian aid is being enabled but mismanaged internally.

Kirk’s position also reflects his tendency to challenge what he calls "misinformation" from mainstream media and international bodies, framing Israel’s policies as a response to security threats rather than deliberate starvation.

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