U.S. Pressures Israel Over Insufficient Gaza Aid Amid Humanitarian Crisis

The Biden administration warns of potential military aid suspension if Israel fails to meet humanitarian demands by mid-November.

Israel has not met the U.S. demand to allow 350 aid trucks daily into Gaza, with only 71 trucks entering on average by the end of October.
The Biden administration's ultimatum includes a threat to suspend military assistance if Israel does not improve aid distribution by November 13.
Israeli lawmakers have voted to dismantle the UN agency for Palestinian refugees, raising concerns about aid delivery capabilities.
Humanitarian organizations warn of potential famine in northern Gaza due to ongoing military operations and restricted aid access.
Despite U.S. pressure, skepticism remains about Israel's willingness to significantly enhance humanitarian efforts in Gaza.