"In Gaza, starvation is no longer just the absence of food — it has become a slow, silent form of killing that seeps into the body. Children who once ran and played are now frail figures, their bones jutting beneath pale skin, eyes sunken and searching for something to keep them alive. With the prolonged siege and lack of nutrition, the body begins to consume itself: •Muscles waste away. •Vital organs fail. •The heartbeat grows faint. •The brain sinks into a fog of exhaustion and confusion. Even the simplest illnesses turn deadly — a child with the flu may find their body too weak to fight back. In hospitals, doctors stand powerless as children die, not from bombs, but because milk is gone, medicine is banned, and bread has become a distant dream. This is how siege enacts death: without noise, without smoke, without blood on the streets… but leaving behind silent graveyards and mothers clutching their children’s bodies as if they could bring them back to life with warmth alone."