US calls for Israel to end Gaza war, amid scrutiny over humanitarian aid policy
US Secretary of State Antony Blinken has urged Israel to end its military operations in Gaza, citing the dire humanitarian crisis. Blinken faces scrutiny over past claims to Congress, with critics accusing the Biden administration of enabling aid restrictions in violation of US laws.
The US says Israel is doing enough to bring aid into Gaza. On the ground it is a different story
A US deadline for Israel to improve getting humanitarian aid into Gaza has expired, with the Biden administration assessing that Israel is not blocking aid and so is not violating US law governing foreign military assistance.
In October, the State Department warned Israel if aid into Gaza did not increase by November 13 there could be consequences.
The Biden administration said Tuesday that Israel has made some good but limited progress in increasing the flow of ...
After 13 months of war, aid groups accuse the Israeli military of hindering and even blocking shipments in Gaza. Almost the ...
The White House gave Israel 30 days to hugely increase the amount of humanitarian aid getting into Gaza. That deadline is ...
Hamas on Tuesday accused the United States of complicity in the "war of genocide" in Gaza. On the eve of the deadline, ...
President Joe Biden's administration told Israel in an Oct. 13 letter signed by Secretary of State Antony Blinken and Defense ...
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