Israeli TV personality jokes ‘obese' mother ate starving Gaza baby
Israeli TV personalities are making fun of children dying of starvation in Gaza, with one even claiming a mother ate her baby. It is part of a right-wing media campaign that is promoting the famine as a hoax.
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