Israel pushes back at ‘tailor-made’ UN-backed report claiming Gaza famine
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A U.N.-backed IPC report declares famine in parts of Gaza for first time, prompting Israel to call it an 'outright lie,' and sparking international controversy.
Rachel Wolf is a breaking news writer for Fox News Digital and FOX Business.
The IPC, a U.N.-backed initiative involving U.N. agencies, NGOs and technical experts, has been widely considered to be the global standard for classifying food crises.
Israel has fiercely pushed back against the report's findings, with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s office saying it was "an outright lie." While Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Oren Marmorstein claimed the report was "tailor-made" based on "Hamas lies laundered through organizations with vested interests" and denied that a famine exists in Gaza.
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