Trump Plans US Food Centres in Gaza Amid Worsening Hunger Crisis

U.S. President Donald Trump announced plans to establish food centers across Gaza to address the severe hunger crisis amid ongoing conflict, emphasizing that these centers would have no boundaries or fences to ensure unrestricted access. He highlighted the urgency of delivering aid directly to civilians, particularly children facing real starvation, and called on Israel to facilitate increased humanitarian access. Trump stated the United States has allocated $60 million for humanitarian aid and is collaborating with European and other nations to expand support. British Prime Minister Keir Starmer echoed concerns, describing the situation as a humanitarian catastrophe and advocating for a ceasefire. Despite Israeli measures such as daily humanitarian pauses and aid corridors, relief agencies report aid deliveries remain insufficient, with nearly 470,000 people facing famine-like conditions in Gaza. Trump also criticized Hamas for not releasing more hostages and suggested a change in Israel's approach may be necessary to resolve the crisis.