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đŸ§”THREAD: The State Department spokesman was repeatedly pressed today about the effectiveness of the U.S.- and Israeli-backed Gaza Humanitarian Foundation, following the Trump administration’s pledge of $30 million in new funding over the next month. A CBS reporter questioned whether the aid effort is working at all, citing widespread...

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Asked why Israeli forces are using lethal force against starving Palestinian children trying to access food, the State Department spokesman replied: “It is important to remember, though, that, as I said again, Hamas bears sole responsibility for this conflict. That is fundamental.” He offered no explanation for the killings, pointed to “creative solutions” via the administration’s $30 million boost to the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation—an initiative that has been widely condemned for failing to protect aid seekers or ensure safe delivery.

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MSNBC’s Andrea Mitchell challenged the State Department over its continued support for the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation, citing widespread criticism from the UN and Arab governments over its limited distribution sites, denial of access to northern Gaza, and Israeli military control in violation of international law. Asked whether the program would expand distribution sites to meet Gaza’s needs, the spokesman gave no specifics—repeating that “46 million meals have been distributed.” Mitchell pointed out the number for a whole month doesn’t add up to much and that 2 million people have gone nearly a month without consistent aid. @andreamodel_

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Asked whether the U.S. is pressing Israel to lift restrictions on independent aid groups that were previously able to deliver food more widely across Gaza, the State Department spokesman made clear it is not. “What we’re pushing for is for other countries to support the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation’s work,” he said. When questioned about the lack of new distribution sites—and growing warnings that existing ones have become ‘death traps’ overseen by trigger-happy Israeli soldiers—he responded: “Hamas bears sole responsibility for this conflict
 we’re seeing Hamas act in barbaric ways.” He also referred to reports of Palestinians killed while seeking food as “Hamas propaganda.” @SMArikat

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DannyKPolitics1 year ago

No questions about killing hundreds of civilians seeking the very aid and food GHF is allegedly providing? There’s a reason why the U.S. & Israel approve of the organization. Because it is a death trap.

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Leina1 year ago

No one should support a “foundation” that’s getting hundreds of Palestinians killed for seeking its aid.

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talesnal1 year ago

DRUGS IN THE FLOUR

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catmando1 year ago

Child killers

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GeorgeM1 year ago

This is a travesty of the worst kind! The PALESTINIAN CIVILIANS are being SLAUGHTERED trying to attain food & water! The IDF & the MERCENARIES are using women & children for target practice!!!!!!

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Stan Drunkenmiller1 year ago

LMAO I thought this was Nick Fuentes

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🙏From an Israeli citizen, Israel is a rogue nuclear genocidal apartheid state. #BDS to #StopIsrael

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