US EditionUS 'Troubled' by Gaza Aid Crisis, Open to Alternative Plans, Says Rubio
- On May 15, 2025, the top U.S. Diplomat expressed worry about the deteriorating humanitarian conditions in Gaza amid efforts to deliver aid during ongoing conflict.
- The crisis stems from Israel’s offensive since October 2023 and its closure of Gaza crossings since March 2, blocking essential aid supplies.
- The US-backed Gaza Humanitarian Foundation plans to deliver nearly 300 million meals within 90 days, but the initiative faces UN and humanitarian group criticism over neutrality concerns.
- Rubio expressed concern about the urgent humanitarian crisis in Gaza and emphasized support for delivering aid that cannot be intercepted by Hamas, while remaining open to alternative approaches.
- The situation suggests persistent challenges in aid distribution and the broader conflict’s resolution, which Rubio ties to the elimination of Hamas for lasting peace.
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US ‘troubled’ by Gaza suffering, Rubio says
The NewsAt least 114 Palestinians were killed in Israeli air strikes on Thursday, medics said. Gaza already faces a humanitarian catastrophe: It has been under complete blockade for 10 weeks, with no food or other humanitarian supplies getting in, and Israeli military officers privately admit that the population is on the brink of starvation, The New York Times reported. Israel may be losing US support in the face of the devastation: There are r…
US 'troubled' by Gaza aid crisis, open to alternative plans, says Rubio
After a joint US-Israel plan to deliver aid into Gaza drew heavy criticism, US Secretary of State Marco Rubio on Thursday invited alternative suggestions while emphasizing the US' concern for the besieged enclave amid warnings of widespread famine in Gaza and Israel's intent to further ramp up its offensive in the territory.
US 'troubled' by Gaza crisis, seeks alternative aid solutions
ANTALYA, Turkiye: US Secretary of State Marco Rubio voiced openness Thursday to any new ideas to bring aid into Gaza after a US- and Israeli-backed plan was sharply criticised, expressing concern over the humanitarian situation in the territory. © New Straits Times Press (M) Bhd
Rubio speaks to Netanyahu on Gaza, Iran as Trump tours Gulf
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said on Thursday he spoke to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu about Syria and Iran, as President Donald Trump makes a diplomatic tour of Gulf states. Rubio, who broke away from Trump's trip to join NATO talks in Turkey, told reporters he discussed the war in Gaza and voiced alarm over the humanitarian situation as Israel blocks food and other supplies from entering the Palestinian territory. Rubio "stre…
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page.link‘Elimination of Hamas is what achieves peace,’ Rubio says in Turkey
The U.S. secretary of state spoke with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Thursday about “the deep U.S. commitment to its historic relationship with Israel.”The post ‘Elimination of Hamas is what achieves peace,’ Rubio says in Turkey appeared first on…
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