U.S. Criticizes Israel's Humanitarian Aid Efforts in Gaza

The Biden administration warns Israel of potential military aid restrictions as it fails to meet humanitarian aid targets for Gaza.

The U.S. has given Israel a 'fail' grade for not meeting the required humanitarian aid levels to Gaza, as outlined in a letter from Secretary Blinken and Secretary Austin.
Israel was expected to allow at least 350 aid trucks per day into Gaza, but by the end of October, the average was only 71 trucks per day.
The U.S. deadline for Israel to improve its aid efforts is approaching, with potential military assistance restrictions if the situation does not improve.
The U.S. is also concerned about recent Israeli settler violence against Palestinians in the West Bank, calling for accountability and protection for affected communities.
Israel's decision to end an agreement with UNRWA, the main aid provider in Gaza, has been criticized by the U.N., which argues the agency is essential for humanitarian efforts.