“Many people are starving” in Gaza, where it is said

Abu Dhabi President Trump said on Friday that the United States will get the situation in Gaza “sponsorship”, as they told reporters that people were starving in the besieged Palestinian territories, echoing a warning against the repetition of relief agencies for several months.

“We are looking at Gaza. We will take care of it. Many people are starving,” the president told reporters.

The brief comments came at a time when Mr. Trump fabricated the last station from a multiple tour in the Arab countries in the Middle East, including Qatar, which was a major partner with the United States and Egypt in an attempt to mediate a ceasefire in The war between Israel and Hamas.

Israel imposed a siege for more than two months on Gaza, which led to the leadership of the United Nations and other humanitarian groups to warn against delivery of fuel, food and rapid medicine in the Palestinian territories that, before the war, was home to about 2.4 million people.

Israel has repeatedly denied that there is a humanitarian crisis in the Gaza Strip, and it blames the suffering of the civilian population in the entire pocket on Hamas, which caused the war with its unprecedented terrorist attack on October 7, 2023 on Israel.

Mr. Trump’s comments came a day after US Secretary of State Marco Rubio expressed openness to any new ideas to provide assistance to Gaza, after criticizing the United States and Israeli plan on a large scale, with also expressing concern about the humanitarian situation in the region.

Israeli strikes are uncompromising, killing dozens in Gaza

The Civil Defense Salvation Agency in Gaza said on Friday that 50 people were killed in Israeli strikes On the Palestinian lands since midnight.

“The number of martyrs who were killed in the Israeli bombing targeting civilian homes in the northern Gaza Strip between midnight and early this morning has risen to 50 … Our teams are still operating in those areas,” the civil defense official of Muhammad al -Muhammad al -Muhammad al -Muhammad told Mahair to France Presse.

“The Israeli profession bombed the house adjacent to me, and hit it directly while its residents were at home,” said Youssef Al -Sultan, 40, from the Salatin area, west of Beit Lahia, to Agence France Presse, where they reported “air strikes, artillery games, and shooting from a cobicopter drone.”

“There is a huge wave of displacement among civilians. Fear and panic hold us in the middle of the night,” he said.

Catherine Russell, head of the United Nations Children’s Fund, said on Friday at message It was published on social media that Israel’s operations in Gaza had killed 45 children in just two days, which was called “unreasonable”.

“This should be shocked by the world, but it is largely indifferent,” Russell wrote. “There is no safe place for children in Gaza. This terror must stop.”

She warned that more than a million children in Gaza were at risk of hunger, “deprived of food, water and medicine.”

There was no immediate comment on the latest strikes in the north of Gaza by the Israeli Defense Forces, but the Israeli media said it was part of a successive operation that includes the new earthquakes in the region. The Israeli Defense Army said since the beginning of the war that it only targeted Hamas and other terrorist groups in Gaza, which accuses it of hiding weapons and fighters in the civil infrastructure.

Qatar’s invitation and the hostages to Netanyahu to conclude a deal

Hamas and allied groups acquired 251 people, many of whom are civilians, during the attack on October 7 and killed about 1,200, according to Israeli officials. The hostages were returned to Gaza, and most of them were issued during two separate stops. Israeli officials believe that 58 years are still in captivity inside Gaza, still believed about 20 of them alive.

The hostage families have led the protests months ago, demanding that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu are negotiating a ceasefire with Hamas to secure the release of the remaining prisoners, and expressed their new concern on Friday because of the escalating military operations in Gaza, which they say exposes their loved ones in an increasing danger.

With President Trump is now appointed to extract a trip in the Middle East from three countries-which did not include in particular a stop in Israel-the families increased pressure on Netanyahu to support the calls of the American leader to a negotiating decision with Hamas.

“The families of the hostages woke up this morning with heavy hearts and great concern in light of reports about increasing attacks in Gaza and the imminent conclusion of President Trump’s visit to the region.” “In exciting hours, we define the future of our loved ones, the future of Israeli society, and the future of the Middle East. Loss of this historical opportunity will be the resounding failure that he will remember forever. We call on Prime Minister Netanyahu to join President Trump’s efforts, which will first lead to version 58 and the president.

The Netanyahu government pledged to continue the war in Gaza until all its goals would be achieved. She says that these goals include the launch of all the remaining hostages, “military and government defeat”, and ensuring that Gaza “will not pose a threat to Israel.”

There was a passing hope in achieving a possible breakthrough in long long negotiations this week when Hamas issued, in a deal that was negotiated directly with the Trump administration, the last alive American citizen who was among the hostages, Alexander.

On Wednesday, when President Trump visited the country, the Prime Minister in Qatar and Foreign Minister Sheikh Muhammad bin Abdul Rahman had sent them away from the launch of Alexander, saying at a. Interview with CNN It raised doubts about the prospects for continuous diplomatic efforts.

Al -Thani said: “Unfortunately, the Israeli reaction to this was a collective shelling the next day,” adding that, along with “the data that comes out of the Israeli government” about not ending the war, “we mainly send the indication that we (Israel) are not interested in negotiations.”

The Supreme Qatari diplomat confirmed that the negotiating team in the country has been participating with all parties in the conflict, and “we hope to see some progress”, but he warned: “I am not sure whether this progress will be seen soon with this continuous behavior.”

“If there is no willingness to engage in meaningful negotiations, how can we reach the solution?” He asked.

So far, the Trump administration has not shown any willingness to increase pressure on Netanyahu by restricting its vital military assistance to Israel.

The Hamas -running Ministry of Health in Gaza said on Thursday that the death toll in the Palestinian enclave since the war began has reached 53,010, including 2,876 people who have been killed and nearly 8,000 people have occurred since Israel resumed the ground operations on March 18, when another ended.