Israel Faces US Deadline to Improve Gaza Aid Access

The US demands Israel open new crossings and increase aid deliveries to avert potential military aid restrictions.

US Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin acknowledged Israel's progress in allowing aid into Gaza but stressed more efforts are needed.
A letter from US officials set a deadline of November 13 for Israel to enhance humanitarian conditions in Gaza or risk losing military aid.
Israel plans to open a new crossing at Kissufim to facilitate increased aid flow into the Gaza Strip.
The US urged Israel to allow at least 350 aid trucks daily and to implement pauses in fighting for aid delivery.
Secretary of State Antony Blinken aims to use his remaining term to push for resolutions to conflicts in Gaza and Lebanon.