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Hamas recruits teenagers by stealing food and controlling supply, some experts say

25 June 2025
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Hamas recruits teenagers by stealing food and controlling supply, some experts say
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Hamas controls the food supply in Gaza as a strategy to recruit teenagers, with claims of famine being used to manipulate perceptions and consolidate power, according to experts speaking to TPS-IL. The newly established Gaza Humanitarian Foundation delivers meals amid opposition from UN agencies, while Hamas reportedly diverts aid, exacerbating the crisis and fueling their recruitment efforts.

Explain It To Me Like I’m 5: Hamas is using control over the food supply in Gaza as a strategy to recruit more teenagers into their ranks, while humanitarian organizations attempt to deliver aid amidst ongoing conflict and manipulation of narratives about starvation.

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