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Und? Was ist daran falsch? Wenn es den Menschen, die den Holocaust durchleben mussten hilft!

PS: Und schon wieder eine Karikatur von dem Antisemiten!

“The idea is to put the Palestinians on a diet, but not to make them die of hunger.”

Dov Weisglass was adviser to Ehud Olmert

But a rather different picture emerges as one reads the small print. While the health ministry determined that Gazans needed daily an average of 2,279 calories each to avoid malnutrition — requiring 170 trucks a day — military officials then found a host of pretexts to whittle down the trucks to a fraction of the original figure.

The reality was that, in this period, an average of only 67 trucks — much less than half of the minimum requirement — entered Gaza daily. This compared to more than 400 trucks before the blockade began.

To achieve this large reduction, officials deducted trucks based both on an over-generous assessment of how much food could be grown locally and on differences in the “culture and experience” of food consumption in Gaza, a rationale never explained.

https://electronicintifada.net/content/israels-starvation-diet-gaza/11810

“Every third child in Gaza stunted by hunger”: interview with renowned doctor Mads Gilbert

https://electronicintifada.net/content/every-third-child-gaza-stunted-hu...

Das Hilfswerk der Vereinten Nationen für Palästina-Flüchtlinge im Nahen Osten, englisch United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East, UNRWA

The Gaza Strip is home to a population of more than 1.76 million people, including 1.26 million Palestine refugees.
For the last decade, the socioeconomic situation in Gaza has been in steady decline. Years of conflict and closure have left 80 per cent of the population dependent on international assistance. The tightened blockade, imposed following the Hamas takeover of Gaza in June 2007, has decimated lives and livelihoods, resulting in the impoverishment and de-development of a highly skilled and well-educated society. Despite adjustments made to the blockade by the Government of Israel in June 2010, restrictions on imports and exports continue to severely hamper recovery and reconstruction.
Over half a million Palestine refugees in Gaza live in the eight recognized Palestine refugee camps, which have one of the highest population densities in the world.
The blockade has had a devastating impact on Palestine refugees, including those living in Palestine refugee camps. Unemployment continues to be at unprecedented levels, particularly among young people.

http://www.unrwa.org/where-we-work/gaza-strip

In Palästina Allgemeine :

The "Divide and Conquer" report analyzes the gaps between health indicators and social determinants of health in Israel and the Occupied Territories and demands health service equality between Israelis and Palestinians in light of Israel's control of these factors. Several of the focal data points presented in the report:

Infant mortality stands at 18.8 per 1,000 births in the Occupied Territories, in contrast with 3.7 in Israel.

The maternal death rate in the Occupied Territories is 28 per 100,000 births, in contrast with 7 in Israel.

The average life expectancy of Palestinians residing in the Occupied Territories is about 10 years lower than average life expectancy in Israel. In
recent years, the life expectancy gap between Israel and the Occupied Territories has increased.

The incidence of infectious diseases such as hepatitis B is higher in the Occupied Territories than in Israel.

There are inoculations that are given in Israel and not given in the Occupied Territories: hepatitis A, chickenpox, pneumonia, rotavirus, and human papillomavirus.

Far fewer medical professionals serve the Palestinian population of the Occupied Territories than the population inside Israel. There are 1.6 times more doctors to serve the population in Israel than in the Palestinian territories, and only one eighth as many specialists in the Occupied Territories: 0.22 per 1,000 residents of the Occupied Territories and 1.76 in Israel. There are 1.9 nurses per 1,000 residents in the Occupied Territories, and 4.8 in Israel.

Domestic and industrial water consumption among Palestinians in the West Bank is 73 liters per person per day – less than the minimum recommended by the World Health Organization (100 liters per person per day); in contrast, domestic consumption in the Jewish settlements is five times as high, and in Israel itself, average daily per capita consumption is 242 liters – 3.3 times higher than in the West Bank.

The national per capita health expenditure in the Palestinian territories is about one eighth of the expenditure for Israelis. The public expenditure for health in the Occupied Territories constitutes only a relatively small part of the total expenditure for health (37%), which is low both as compared to Israel (61%) and to other countries in the world.

http://www.phr.org.il/uploaded/Divide%20and%20Conquer%20ENG%20REPORT%20JAN%202015.pdf

The Popular Struggle Coordination Committee was formed by prominent activists in the popular committees from all over the Occupied Territories and across the Palestinian political spectrum. Popular committees present a unique form of community based organizing and resistance in the tradition of the first Palestinian Intifada. These diverse, non-partisan committees lead community resistance to Israeli occupation in various forms, such as marches, strikes, demonstrations, direct actions and legal campaigns, as well as supporting boycott, divestment and sanctions.

http://www.popularstruggle.org/popeng/?page_id=11