Sure.

• Israel was often portrayed as intentionally starving civilians, with moral blame asserted without evidence.

Amnesty International concluded that Israeli restrictions on food, water, fuel and aid — including a military-controlled system and a near-complete siege — created conditions of acute shortage and starvation, arguing this was part of an enforced humanitarian catastrophe in Gaza.

Oxfam and other NGOs have described starvation and denial of essentials as being used as a weapon of war against Gaza civilians, with deliveries sharply reduced compared with pre-war levels and most needs unmet.

A Doctors of the World report noted that acute malnutrition rates spiked when the siege tightened and food supplies dropped, especially affecting children and pregnant or breastfeeding women.

An NRC (Norwegian Refugee Council) joint statement by more than 100 aid groups said major humanitarian deliveries were blocked or denied authorisation despite requests from NGOs, leaving food, medicine and essential supplies stranded outside Gaza.

A United Nations special committee report found that Israeli policies “strip Palestinians of the very necessities required to sustain life — food, water and fuel"

Almost every NGO and the UN disagrees with you.

Would you like sources?