Trump Criticizes Lack of Thanks for Gaza Aid

Donald Trump, at a press event in Scotland, criticized Gazans and European countries for not thanking the U.S. after it sent $60 million in aid to Gaza, claiming the U.S. is the primary donor despite reports that Jordan, the UAE, and others have also delivered aid. When questioned about Israel's role in food deliveries, Trump deflected by criticizing Iran and highlighting U.S. efforts. The humanitarian crisis in Gaza remains dire, with widespread starvation, especially among babies, and ongoing obstacles to aid distribution amid the conflict. In response to international pressure, Israel has recently announced limited 'tactical pauses' in its military operations to allow more humanitarian aid into Gaza. Trump's remarks also included unrelated grievances about windmills and U.S.-EU trade, underscoring his tendency to conflate personal issues with policy matters. The event reflects escalating tensions over international responsibility in addressing Gaza's humanitarian needs.