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Board of Peace: UNICEF Data Refutes Gaza Famine Libel

Asaf Nissan

By: C14 Desk

Editor: Asaf Nissan

13 Elul 5786 (26.08.26)

The Board of Peace cited the latest UNICEF report on Wednesday, presenting "undeniable evidence" that food supply and nutrition across Gaza have dramatically improved. The official data shatters international anti-Israel "starvation" campaigns as hundreds of aid trucks continue entering the Strip daily under Israeli coordination.


The Board of Peace posted an official statement on its X (formerly Twitter) account on Wednesday, highlighting that the latest international assessments provide undeniable proof of widespread humanitarian relief inside the Gaza Strip, directly countering persistent anti-Israel propaganda campaigns. “The latest UNICEF report on Gaza provides undeniable evidence: food supplies have dramatically increased, nutrition has dramatically improved, health continues to see critical advances. These indicators demonstrate the humanitarian progress of the last months,” the Board stated. The Board of Peace emphasized the road ahead, noting: “Much work remains to transform Gaza into an environment of peace, prosperity, and security for Israel. For this to happen—we need all parties to honor their commitments and fully implement President Trump’s comprehensive peace plan.”

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Hundreds of aid trucks | Photo: Abd Rahim Khatib, Flash 90

Reality on the Ground vs. Global Incitement

While anti-Israel advocacy groups and international media continue to fuel the false “starvation” narrative against Israel, the physical reality on the ground shows hundreds of humanitarian aid trucks entering the Strip daily via Israeli crossings—often in the face of fierce domestic criticism from opposition figures who oppose aiding the Strip while hostages remain held.

The data highlighted in the Board of Peace’s statement builds directly upon meetings held roughly a month ago between Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, senior Board of Peace officials, and Jared Kushner. Those high-level consultations concluded with the formation of two dedicated working task forces to address the post-war future of the Gaza Strip, alongside an additional joint team focused specifically on sanitation infrastructure, clean water supply, and public health initiatives.