Stringsinger,
starving Palestinians, I say to that,
"drek and more drek". Of course they starve.

No.
They do not.
Not one.
You are entitled to challenge my source of information but I must reciprocate and ask where do you get your information that constitutes denial?

Your source of information states in the first sentence that there was no intention to cause starvation.

Mathilde Redmatn, deputy director of the Red Cross in Gaza, clearly declared for all those willing to listen that there "is no humanitarian crisis in Gaza."

"If you go to the supermarket, there are products. There are restaurants and a nice beach," noted Redmatn."

"There is no starvation in Gaza. No one has died of hunger," Khalil Hamada, a senior official at Gaza's Ministry of Justice

Danish reporter, June 2010
"Judging from the media, the situation in Gaza is desperate, everything is about to collapse, and the community is on the brink or at the level of a third world country.

Yesterday I drove into the Gaza Strip...

This time, I had expected to see real suffering, because with all the fuss in recent days about bringing tons of humanitarian relief in - so much that people actually sacrificed their lives for it - there certainly had to really be a deep, desperate situation in the Gaza Strip. No food. Long queues in front of UN food stocks. Hungry children with food bowls.

But this was not the picture that greeted me.

I will not say whether, in better times has been a larger product range than there was yesterday. But there was certainly no shortage of vegetables, fruits or any other ordinary, basic foods.
http://blog.camera.org/archives/2010/06/dutch_report_no_food_crisis_in.html

And, This Week In Palestine, October 2012
http://www.thisweekinpalestine.com/details.php?id=1726&ed=115