' After a year of the UN, activists and international media screaming that Israel was “starving Gaza,” a UNICEF-led survey found acute child malnutrition at just 0.5%, one of the lowest rates in the ENTIRE REGION, and concluded there was “no widespread acute malnutrition.”

Even worse for the famine propagandists, the gold-standard weight-for-height measurements found fewer malnourished children than the arm measurements used to support the original famine claim, completely reversing the assumption behind it and meaning the claims before were inflated and completely wrong…ACCORDING TO THE UN!
I guess the “famine” conveniently disappeared the moment actual data arrived? Will the UN and media correct the record? Of course not.' The recent UNICEF-led survey found low rates of acute child malnutrition in accessible areas of Gaza in mid-2026, but UN officials and epidemiologists emphasize that this represents a snapshot after a major influx of aid and does not retroactively disprove earlier emergency conditions The 2026 Survey Data
Acute Malnutrition: The UNICEF State of Palestine SMART survey, conducted between May 31 and June 15, 2026, found acute malnutrition (wasting) among children under five ranged from 0.2% to 0.8%, averaging around 0.5% in accessible regions.
Chronic Malnutrition: The same survey found that 12.2% of children (about one in eight) suffered from chronic malnutrition, or stunting.
Comparison: The acute wasting rate in tested areas was lower than pre-war baselines and lower than several neighboring countries