As Israel faces blame for the hunger crisis in Gaza, UN's own data shows most of its aid is looted

U.N. data revealed 87% of Gaza aid trucks were looted since May 19 by armed groups or civilians, prompting concerns over distribution security and the broader impact on humanitarian relief efforts.

Ruth Marks Eglash is a veteran journalist based in Jerusalem, Israel. She reports and covers the Middle East and Europe. Originally from the U.K, she has also freelanced for numerous news outlets. Ruth can be followed on Twitter @reglash

"Nobody is able to have nuance in this conflict or hold multiple truths and that’s part of why everybody from journalists to NGOs to U.N. officials, the pro-Palestine people, activists and advocates, parrot the same talking points that there's no aid theft and that everything is Israel’s fault," Ahmed Fouad Alkhatib, a senior fellow at the Atlantic Council, told Fox News Digital.