Trump's Claim of $50 Million in Condoms for Gaza Lacks Evidence

Experts and aid organizations refute the administration's assertion that U.S. funds were allocated for condoms in Gaza, highlighting inaccuracies in the claim.

President Trump and White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt claimed the U.S. halted $50 million in funding for condoms allegedly sent to Gaza for bomb-making purposes.
No evidence has been found to support the claim, with aid organizations and USAID reports explicitly stating that no U.S. funds were used for condoms or family planning in Gaza.
International Medical Corps confirmed that U.S. funding in Gaza has been used for critical medical care, including neonatal intensive care and emergency surgeries, not contraceptives.
USAID data reveals that the Middle East received minimal contraceptive funding in recent years, with no record of condom shipments to Gaza.
Experts suggest the claim may stem from a misunderstanding or misrepresentation of unrelated reproductive health funding in other regions, such as Gaza Province in Mozambique.