They've warned of famine for months, but the numbers never added up | Eylon Levy with Salo Aizenberg
Israel: State of a Nation
Eylon Levy and Salo Aizenberg engage in a critical discussion questioning the credibility of warnings about an impending famine that have been circulating for months. They delve into the inconsistency of reported figures and the absence of compelling visual evidence or verified data to substantiate these claims. This examination attempts to uncover why the narrative of famine persists despite a lack of concrete proof, suggesting possible motivations behind the dissemination of such narratives and its implications on public perception. The conversation highlights the importance of investigative journalism and fact-checking in the digital age, especially when dealing with major humanitarian claims.