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U.S. Urges humanitarian aid amid deepening Gaza Crisis

English , Middle East - مشرق وسطٰی , Snippets , / Monday, May 12th, 2025

Palestinians walk at the site of an Israeli strike on a house in Gaza City October 30, 2023. REUTERS/Mutasem Murtaja

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The United States has expressed deep concern over the escalating humanitarian crisis in Gaza, where a prolonged blockade has left the region on the brink of famine. With essential supplies running dangerously low, international aid organizations have sounded alarms over the deteriorating living conditions.
According to reports from Al Jazeera and ABC News, the blockade has severely restricted the flow of food, medical supplies, and basic necessities, further worsening the plight of civilians. Hospitals are struggling to cope with shortages of critical medicines, while thousands of families face food insecurity and limited access to clean water.
In response, the U.S. government has called for immediate measures to ensure humanitarian aid reaches those in need. Senior officials have urged international partners to prioritize the delivery of relief supplies and emphasized the importance of keeping humanitarian corridors open.
The situation has sparked global calls for action, with human rights organizations urging an end to the blockade to prevent further loss of life. Efforts are underway to coordinate with regional and international agencies to facilitate urgent relief, but obstacles remain as access to affected areas continues to be restricted.
The U.S. reiterated its commitment to supporting humanitarian efforts, stressing the urgency of resolving the crisis through diplomatic channels to alleviate the suffering of Gaza’s civilian population.


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