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With Growing Urgency, More US Jews Urge Israel to Ensure Ample Food Deliveries to Gaza

ISRAEL, JUL 31 – Zionist Federation of Australia supports Israel's efforts to defeat Hamas and highlights that nearly a quarter of Gaza's population faces famine-like conditions, urging increased aid access.

  • On Tuesday, over twenty rabbis were taken into custody in Senate Majority Leader John Thune's office as they called on Congress to approve food assistance for Gaza amid the escalating humanitarian crisis.
  • This event occurred amid growing calls from a broad swath of U.S. Jews urging Israel to increase deliveries of food and medicine to Gaza, reacting to reported famine and hunger conditions.
  • Jewish clergy, including over 1,000 signatories led by Temple Sinai's Rabbi Jon Roos, have publicly condemned mass killings and starvation as a weapon of war and called for expanded humanitarian aid.
  • Rabbi Andrue Kahn noted that the widespread suffering caused by starvation has reached a breaking point, prompting a growing and more diverse group of U.S. Jews, including rabbis, to speak out and call for changes in Israeli policy.
  • The arrests and statements suggest increasing urgency among American Jewish groups to balance support for Israel with humanitarian concern for Gaza, calling on Hamas to end suffering and Israel to facilitate aid.
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With growing urgency, more US Jews urge Israel to ensure ample food deliveries to Gaza

A growing number of Jewish Americans are urging Israel to ensure humanitarian aid reaches Gaza, though the ongoing war with Hamas remains a tension point.

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Sydney Morning Herald broke the news in Sydney, Australia on Wednesday, July 30, 2025.
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