There are no innocent people in Gaza: Israeli minister 

Israeli minister Miri Regev has said that "There is no famine. There is no humanitarian disaster. And according to the hostages' testimonies – there are also no innocents or uninvolved people."

Sharing the picture of a newspaper front page in a post on X, she wrote: "We are not waiting for an apology, not from the New York Times, not from 'Haaretz,' and not from the hundreds of media outlets that echoed the lie of famine in Gaza."

The article showed an image of a woman from Gaza carrying her starving son. 

UN agencies have said Gaza is currently on the brink of famine, due to the Israeli-imposed blockade on aid. 

On Tuesday, the World Food Programme, Unicef and the Food and Agriculture Organisation issued a warning that "time was running out" and that Gaza was "on the brink of a full-scale famine". 

At least 155 Palestinians have died due to starvation, as Israel continues to block aid to Gaza.  

Since May, Israeli forces have killed more than 1,239 Palestinian aid seekers. Over 8,152 others have been wounded in Israeli attacks, mainly at the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation distribution sites run by the US and Israel.