Overview
- He praised Israel’s coordination of humanitarian aid deliveries, highlighting efficient logistics and distribution.
- He led a bipartisan group of House members on an on-the-ground tour earlier this month to evaluate Gaza’s humanitarian conditions.
- Crawford argued that reports blaming Israel for aid shortfalls overlooked the role of Hamas militants in delaying and diverting assistance.
- He claimed that armed factions were hindering convoy movements and preventing supplies from reaching civilians in need.
- These assessments are expected to influence U.S. congressional debates on further aid measures and relief corridors in Gaza.