For me this was the hardest to watch.  I have had to go without food while others ate.  I was hospitalized and suffered clinical death due to malnutrition.  At the table if I was allowed the meals could turn quickly for me from possible danger to happening harm.  I spent a lot of time diving under the table to doge something thrown at me or in dodging the blows aimed at me.  Being kicked under the table was common and if I yelped or complained I was the one punished.    I learned to eat without looking at my food always looking around out the sides of my eyes because to look scared brought more violence. I was told I ruined their meals.   I often could only choke a few bites out of fear and anxiety.   I basically ate one meal a day which was at school and mostly was two hot dogs and a serving of french fries, and when school was out I would take a sandwich and stay away from the house.  The only place I could eat freely and in peace was my grandparent’s home I went to on the weekends.   What these people are going through is a war crime and a crime against humanity that the government of Israel and the military people must answer for.  Never again applies to more than Jewish people.   Hugs