“Uria in Gaza” ) Trump pressure Netanyya: You must make a decision

Trump, who is on a four-day visit to Scotland, was asked by a journalist about images that have emerged from the Gaza of hungry children, which he said he thought he thought horrible “”.

I mean, they're destroyed. And I said, when you put it down on a certain number, you won't be able to make a deal with Hamas, because once you hand them over, then they think this will be the end of them. And what I said is completely true. You know, they had a routine discussion the next day and suddenly they hardened. They don't want them back. And so Israel will have to make a decision”, said US President Donald Trump.

The president complained that the US had donated $60m to the Humanitarian Gaza Foundation, which is highly slandered, which has taken over the distribution of aid at the Strip, while no other “gave anything to”, he said. The current figure that the US has given to The Hague Fund is $30m, and the US are also far from the only country that donates humanitarian aid. Nor are they the biggest donor, since the United Arab Emirates have provided a greater percentage of aid, Israeli media stress.

Trump's harsh reaction comes after Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's shocking statement that there is no hunger in Gaza. In a reaction to the media in Jerusalem, Netanyah rejected the fact that Israel is obstructing humanitarian aid.

The key thing I want to stress is the importance of winning the battle for truth. And this is a battle we have fought even now. Israel pretends to be implementing a hunger campaign in Gaza. What a brave lie. There's no hunger policy in Gaza and no hunger in Gaza. We allow humanitarian aid to enter Gaza for the duration of the war. Otherwise, there would not be residents of Gaza. And what has stopped the humanitarian aid supply is a force, Hamas. Again, overturning the truth. Hamas steals, steals this humanitarian aid, and then accuses Israel of not supplying it”, said Benjamin Netanyyahu, prime minister of Israel.

At least 13 Palestinians, including two children, were killed and several others injured after Israeli forces opened fire on people waiting for humanitarian aid in northern and southern Gaza. In the southern enclave, six civilians were killed near a relief center southwest of Khan Yunis, where the crowd had gathered hoping to receive essential supplies amid Israel's continued hunger policy in the besieged enclave. Meanwhile, six other Palestinians were killed after being targeted by Israeli Army fire near a relief centre on the outskirts of Rafahraporton A2 Television, broadcast Periscope