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State Department rejects U.N. two‑state conference as 'publicity stunt,' defends U.S. humanitarian aid to Gaza
Summary
At a State Department briefing, the spokesperson criticized a U.N.-hosted conference on a two‑state solution as counterproductive and described U.S. humanitarian efforts for Gaza, saying the department has announced $30 million to the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation and that more aid is needed while a ceasefire remains the primary goal.
At a State Department briefing, the State Department spokesperson criticized a U.N.-hosted conference on the so‑called two‑state solution as a “publicity stunt” and said the United States “will not participate” in the event, arguing it would prolong the war in Gaza and “reward” Hamas.
The spokesperson said the United States will continue to focus on “serious diplomacy, not stage managed conferences,” and repeated administration priorities: increasing humanitarian assistance, securing a ceasefire and freeing hostages. The spokesperson cited the president’s and Secretary Rubio’s efforts to facilitate food and other aid and said the administration is working to “stop the carnage.”
On humanitarian funding, the spokesperson said the State Department has announced…
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