Finkelstein's selective use of facts about Gaza

Finkelstein often paints a picture of Gaza as a hellscape by selectively highlighting facts about the lack of electricity, water shortages, high unemployment, and unsuitable medical conditions. However, when looking at basic health measurements such as life expectancy and infant mortality, Gaza's statistics are actually better than the global average. Finkelstein's narrow focus on international law overlooks the need to consider the consequences of applying it, and fails to engage in a moral philosophy discussion on the complexities of the Israel-Palestine conflict.