President Donald Trump has publicly acknowledged the severe hunger crisis in Gaza, directly contradicting Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's claims that there is no starvation. Trump described images of starving children as undeniable and announced plans for the U.S., in partnership with Israel and European allies, to establish new food centers in Gaza. He emphasized that getting food to Gazans is now his top priority, urging Israel to allow more aid into the region. This marks a significant shift in Trump's stance, as he distances himself from Netanyahu on the humanitarian situation. The move comes amid mounting international pressure and criticism over the worsening conditions in Gaza.
Vær den første til å svare på denne generell diskusjon .