CNN presents this child eating sand as undeniable proof that there’s no flour or food in Gaza.
Since CNN clearly acted in good faith and didn’t mean to mislead anyone, let’s just show what’s open right around the corner from that scene.
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Since CNN clearly acted in good faith and didn’t mean to mislead anyone, let’s just show what’s open right around the corner from that scene.
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These are just examples of restaurants currently open across Gaza — and there are many more (except in the Rafah area).
These are just examples of restaurants currently open across Gaza — and there are many more (except in the Rafah area).
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Go check the pages of these restaurants yourselves — this is just a tiny sample.
Go check the pages of these restaurants yourselves — this is just a tiny sample.
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I’ll be honest: I tried looking for restaurants like these in countries truly suffering from hunger — like Sudan and Yemen — and found none.
You know what else I couldn’t find? CNN talking about them lately.
I’ll be honest: I tried looking for restaurants like these in countries truly suffering from hunger — like Sudan and Yemen — and found none.
You know what else I couldn’t find? CNN talking about them lately.
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Just a little more — in case someone’s appetite hasn’t kicked in yet.
Just a little more — in case someone’s appetite hasn’t kicked in yet.
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And that’s just for dessert.
And that’s just for dessert.
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