US disagrees with UN and aid groups on Israel’s allowance of aid into Gaza

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The U.S. government has not changed its policies toward Israel even though the Jewish State did not meet all of the requirements outlined by senior U.S. officials by the deadline they set, which was this Tuesday.

U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken and Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin wrote a letter to Israeli leaders giving them 30 days to improve the humanitarian conditions in Gaza. They warned their Israeli allies that they were at risk of invoking a U.S. provision that would block the U.S. from continuing to provide them with military aid.

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