She said US Department of State The minister Anthony Blinken And the Minister of Defense Lloyd Austin They sent a letter to Israel on Sunday to clarify their concerns Washington Concerning the level of humanitarian aid reaching Gaza.
The ministry spokesman said Matthew Miller He told reporters in a regular briefing that, “The United States knows that it is possible to bring humanitarian aid into… Gaza “The bureaucratic and logistical obstacles can be overcome.”
He added: “The government must Israel Make more changes,” noting that “there are consequences under American law if Israel does not make the changes described in the letter, so Washington hopes to do so.”
According to the same source, the United States warned Israel that the aid it provides to it would be affected if there was no improvement in the entry of humanitarian aid into the country. Gaza Strip.
Matthew Miller explained that Blinken and Austin “confirmed to the Israeli government that it must make adjustments to once again see the level of aid entering Gaza rise from the very low levels it is today,” in a letter they sent on Sunday.
The Foreign Ministry considered that the Israeli military operations and restrictions imposed on the transfer of aid from the south to the north have a “very dangerous” impact on the residents of northern Gaza.
The Foreign Ministry also confirmed that US “She raised the issue of the bombing of Beirut with Israel, noting that Washington had observed a decline in strikes over the past few days and would work to monitor this carefully.”
The Foreign Ministry noted that “Israel has the right to target legitimate terrorist targets, but we have real concerns about the nature of the campaign and the civilian victims.”
The United States also expressed its opposition to the massive Israeli air strikes on Beirut.
The State Department spokesman said: “We have made clear that we oppose the campaign in the way we have seen it carried out over the past weeks.”
