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U.S. reiterates push for humanitarian aid into Gaza, says controversial Israeli remarks unconfirmed
Summary
A State Department spokesperson reaffirmed U.S. commitment to getting humanitarian aid into Gaza with safeguards against diversion, said a report that an Israeli minister endorsed bombing aid depots was unconfirmed, and declined to detail private Israeli negotiations.
A State Department spokesperson reiterated that the United States is committed to getting humanitarian assistance and food into Gaza while taking steps to prevent diversion or misuse by militant groups.
The spokesperson described the administration’s work to secure aid deliveries as a "North Star," citing efforts tied to the ceasefire achieved earlier. Asked about media reports that Israeli national security minister Itamar Ben‑Gvir told attendees at a dinner…
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