The United Nations passed votes, recognized Palestine, issued statements — and yet, every day, people die of hunger in Gaza. Recognition does not bring food. Resolutions do not stop bullets. While IDF soldiers film themselves mocking, spitting, and humiliating the starving, UN officials speak of 'grave concern.' The gap between words and reality is an abyss. Every truck blocked at the border is another coffin. Every delay in aid is another child lost. Western powers veto every real measure, and the UN shrugs, pretending its hands are tied. But the truth is clear: this is not paralysis, it is complicity. A system built to prevent genocide now excuses it, hiding behind procedure while civilians waste away. Truthloop says it plain: the UN’s recognition of Palestine is meaningless until it stops the starvation and ends the siege. Until then, every diplomat’s speech is just theater, and every death in Gaza is written in the silence of the so-called international community.