The United Nations announced last week that, for the first time since 2023, all basic food needs in Gaza are being met, with sufficient humanitarian aid stocks for every resident. Despite the significance of this development, major international media outlets have not reported on the update, while smaller and regional outlets have covered the story. This lack of coverage comes after widespread concern that recent restrictions on non-governmental organizations would worsen the aid situation, concerns that the United Nations statement appears to contradict. The silence from mainstream media has prompted criticism and questions about why positive news from Gaza receives little attention compared to stories that fit a more negative narrative.