US EditionTrump met Israeli Strategic Affairs Minister Dermer on Thursday
- President Donald Trump announced on Monday a US plan to assist delivering food aid to the besieged Gaza Strip amid ongoing conflict.
- This announcement follows Israel’s recent cabinet approval of an aid distribution plan involving private companies, which the UN and aid groups oppose.
- Israel accuses Hamas of stealing humanitarian aid and focuses its military efforts on clearing Hamas from Rafah to establish a humanitarian zone.
- Trump stated, "People are starving, and we're going to help them get some food," highlighting the urgency of humanitarian relief efforts in Gaza.
- The aid delivery plan remains controversial as it may depend on a broad evacuation of Gaza residents, while the UN considers it contrary to humanitarian principles.
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Trump Vows US Support for Gaza Food Aid, Blames Hamas for Taking Everything
U.S. President Donald Trump announced that his administration plans to assist in delivering food to the people of Gaza, on Monday during a press conference at the White House. Trump stated, “We’re going to help the people of Gaza get some food,” and added, “People are starving, and we’re going to help them get some food. A lot of people are making it very, very bad.”
Ceasefire deadline nears as Israel threatens Gaza invasion
Trump hints at ceasefire breakthrough as Israel warns of imminent Gaza ground invasion by May 15. President Donald Trump has hinted at a possible breakthrough in ceasefire talks, just as Israel warns of a ground invasion in Gaza if no deal is struck by May 15. With reoccupation plans already approved, the stakes are higher than ever. Subscribe to never miss an episode of Ticker – https://www.youtube.com/@weareticker The post Ceasefire deadline …
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