“Let’s give people good and strong food,” Trump promises. And it also promises: “Let’s save many people”
Trump says the US will create “Alimentare Centers” in Gaza and contradicts Netanyahu about the hunger crisis
by DJ Juddand cnn
Donald Trump announced on Monday that the US will create “food centers” in Gaza to deal with the ongoing hunger and malnutrition crisis in the face of Israel’s help blocking.
“Let’s create dietary centers and we will do it together with some very good people. We will provide funds, we just received billions of dollars, we have a lot of money and we will spend some money on food. Other nations are joining us,” said the US president. “So let’s create food distribution centers where people can come in without restrictions, we will not have fences.”
Trump, who largely blamed Hamas for the delay in the distribution of civil help in Gaza, added that Israel “has a lot of responsibility” by limiting help from the region, but again asked Hamas to release hostages still kept in Gaza to facilitate negotiations.
The US president also disagreed with the statement of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu over the weekend that “there is no hunger in Gaza.”
“This is really hunger,” said Trump. “I see this and you can’t pretend. So let’s get even more involved.” You can follow more coverage of Trump’s meeting with Stmerer here.
Trump states that there are challenges associated with food distribution in Gaza
by Maureen ChowdhuryCNN
Trump recognizes the challenges associated with the food distribution at the enclave, referring to the images of Palestinians to queue to receive help
Asked by journalists about food centers “that the US plan to create in Gaza and who will be responsible for them, Trump adds:” The United States will help with food “and” Let’s also ensure that there are no barriers to prevent people. “
Trump also comments on the barriers that Palestinians face in an attempt to gain help.
“You have seen the areas where they really have food and people are shouting for food inside – they are 35, 40 meters away, and they don’t let them go because they have organized queues, whether they are organized by Hamas or anyone,” says Trump. “But they are very rigid lines, we have to get rid of these lines. But we will get good and strong food. We can save many people.”
“Terrible images of hungry children” may have changed their opinion on Gaza, says former US-bass in the US
by Olivia Kempand cnn
Former British inmate in the United States Peter Westmacott says images of hungry children in Gaza seem to have had a powerful impact, including US President Donald Trump.
“What we have seen in recent days have been these images of malnourished and hungry children,” CNN Becky Anderson told Becky Anderson. “And that seems to have touched President Trump’s heart.”
“We are starting to see some reaction,” he adds, referring to the recent conversations of the Israeli government about humanitarian breaks and attempts to get humanitarian aid.
“For a long time, they said, ‘Oh, there are no obstacles, no hunger, no one is hungry, we are doing nothing to prevent it.’ This was clearly false. And now they are changing a little opinion,” he says.
“[Aconteceu] A little late, but I think you have to do with those terrible images of hungry children – who touch everyone’s hearts, “concludes the ambassador.
