💨 Abstract
President Donald Trump shifted his stance on Gaza's humanitarian crisis, urging Israel to ensure food reaches civilians after images of starving children surfaced. He criticized Israel's withdrawal from ceasefire talks and expressed concern despite previous remarks supportive of Israel. Trump proposed setting up food centers but offered few details. The number of starvation-related deaths and humanitarian appeals prompted this change, with Trump acknowledging Israel's responsibility to help despite Hamas' obstruction. He also mentioned Israel's balancing act between humanitarian efforts and hostage negotiations.
Courtesy: WTOP Staff
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