US Warns Israel Over Gaza Aid Restrictions Amid Humanitarian Crisis

A leaked letter from US officials gives Israel 30 days to allow more humanitarian aid into Gaza or face potential cuts to military assistance.

US officials, including Secretary of State Antony Blinken, have demanded Israel increase humanitarian aid to Gaza, citing severe shortages.
The letter from the US government highlights Israel's alleged violations of US law by restricting humanitarian aid, risking a potential halt in US military support.
Critics argue the US warning may be politically motivated, coinciding with upcoming elections and aiming to appease pro-Palestinian voters.
The humanitarian situation in Gaza is dire, with millions facing acute food insecurity, as Israel continues its military operations.
Experts question the US administration's commitment to enforcing its laws, suggesting the letter serves more as a political gesture than a genuine threat.