Move follows death of dozens of Palestinians during chaotic delivery of humanitarian goods
Joe Biden rebuked Israel on Friday, saying it had “no excuses” for not letting more aid into Gaza as he announced the US will soon begin airdropping food into the enclave. Biden’s announcement and criticism come amid an increasingly acute humanitarian crisis on the ground after months of Israeli attacks in the enclave and is another sign of the US president’s deepening frustration with Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
The president on Friday said Washington was continuing to press for a six-week ceasefire deal that include the release of hostages in exchange for Palestinians in Israeli jails and increased humanitarian assistance. “Hopefully we will know shortly,” Biden said. The Pentagon is still finalising plans for the airdrops, which will begin in the coming days, US National Security Council spokesperson John Kirby said. Jordan, the United Arab Emirates and Egypt have also airdropped assistance into Gaza.
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