Hamas stole and hid baby formula to worsen famine for anti-Israel propaganda

By Nile Hosni —

Hamas grabbed and stowed tons of baby formula and nutritional shakes in order to sharpen the famine in Gaza and be able to accuse Israel of crimes against humanity, an anti-Hamas Palestinian says.

The stash was found in a warehouse and revealed on Ahmed Fouad Alkhatib‘s social media

“During the worst of the days of the hunger crisis in Gaza in the past six months, Hamas deliberately hid literal tons of infant formula and nutritional shakes for children by storing them in clandestine warehouses belonging to the Gaza Ministry of Health,” Alkhatib wrote on X.

A United Nations investigation found no significant evidence that the armed bandits who regularly waylaid trucks bringing food into Gaza belonged to Hamas. But the U.N. also didn’t find the connection that became obvious during the war that UNRWA was paying Hamas operatives to be teachers and principals its schools (effectively funding terror training), so it may not surprise anyone.

Alkhatib’s video should be verified, but the anti-Israel propaganda benefits align with its statements that more Gazans need to die to turn world opinion further against the Jews. Notoriously, Hamas militants have fired upon IDF and Israel from behind Gazan civilians, essentially using them as human shields.

“The goal, as I said then, was to worsen the hunger crisis and initiate a disaster as part of the terror group’s famine narrative in a desperate effort to stop Israel’s onslaught against Gaza and force the return of the UN’s aid distribution mechanism, and away from the controversial Gaza Humanitarian Foundation,” Alkhatib added.

Hamas forbade its citizens of going to feeding centers run by GHF.

Exiled from his country, Alkhatib pushes for peace and two-state solution. He’s not necessarily pro-Israel but certainly is anti-Hamas.

Sources: New York Daily News.