Humanitarian Crisis in Gaza: Trump Urges Israel to Increase Aid
U.S. President Donald Trump criticized Israel for inadequate humanitarian efforts in Gaza, urging for increased aid access. Despite Israeli measures, Gazans face severe starvation. Trump plans food centers to alleviate suffering as global condemnation over Gaza's conditions intensifies. International pressure forces Israel to briefly pause military actions for aid delivery.
The humanitarian crisis in Gaza has captured global attention, with U.S. President Donald Trump urging Israel to expand aid access amid worsening starvation conditions. Trump suggested the establishment of food centers to facilitate much-needed relief for the beleaguered territory.
This plea comes in conjunction with intensified international criticism against Israel, accusing the nation of contributing to the dire humanitarian situation. In contrast, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu refuted claims of starvation in Gaza, maintaining that Israel is committed to fighting the militant group Hamas while managing humanitarian needs.
Despite recent measures, such as temporary humanitarian pauses and new aid corridors, Gaza health authorities report a distressing rise in starvation-related fatalities. As conditions deteriorate, international organizations stress the urgent need for a consistent supply of aid, with the World Food Programme calling for additional resources.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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