The US President Donald Trump was recently shouted at the Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu due to the humanitarian crisis in the Gaza belt, announced NBC News.
Referring to unnamed high American officials, NBC states that the juster’s telephone hearing happened on 28. July, after Netanyahu said that, despite numerous hunger reports in Gaza, “there is no hunger in Gaza.”
Trump later responded publicly that he was not convinced of the truth of Netanyahu’s statement, that in the Gaza band “there is a real hunger” and added: “It can’t be fake.”
According to the report, after these Trump’s comments, Netanyaha asked for a telephone conversation with the US President, and the two leaders talked a few hours later.
During the call of the Israeli Prime Minister, the Trump told Hamas fabricated hunger reports in Gaza and that hunger was not widespread throughout the area. NBC writes that Trump stopped him and started shouting, and he said that his associates showed him evidence that children in Gaza starve and not to hear that it was dismissed as a lie.
The sources described the conversation as “direct, mostly a single-minded questioning of humanitarian aid”, during which, according to the former American official, Trump was mostly spoken.
Source: Washington believes that the situation is critical
The same official added that Washington “not only thinks that the situation is critical, but also feels responsible for GHF”, the US Humanitarian Foundation, which is established to monitor the distribution of assistance in the destroyed belt.
The Foundation, however, are accompanied by everyday reports on shootings and murders near the places where it shares assistance. Since the end of July, more than 1000 Palestinians were killed while trying to reach food, according to the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs. The UN refuses to cooperate with GHF.
According to the report, white house officials and Israeli governments refused to comment on the phone conversation.
Israel denies the accusations of widespread hunger and claims to invest efforts to deliver enough assistance in Gaza. Under strong international pressure, the government recently increased the help of the help, after the Eleven Week was banned from March to May.
(Vijesti.ba)
