Trump, Starmer Call For Gaza Ceasefire, Highlighting Urgent Humanitarian Crisis | World News

US President Donald Trump, according to the British government, met with British Prime Minister Keir Starmer in Scotland, and both admitted that the urgent action was necessary to put an end to the pain in Gaza.

“They immediately reiterated their cease -fire calls to open the path of peace in the region.” He said.

A day later, Israel’s relief of aid restrictions due to the worsening humanitarian crisis, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’nun Gaza’nun explained that there is no hunger, he said.

When asked if Netanyahu accepted his statements about hunger in Gaza before a meeting with Starmer, Trump said, “Based on television, not because these children appear very hungry,” he said.

“Some of these children, these real hunger things. I see and you can’t imitate it.” He said.

Trump also said that Israel should provide help. “I want them to get food, every food ounce,” he said, and added that their help foods are not delivered or at least all of them “.

Starmer said that the situation in Gaza was “absolutely unbearable” and that it was “rebellion” to see the images of children of starvation.

Israel announced a pause in military operations in certain areas for 10 hours a day to improve the flow of aid on Sunday. In addition to measures, military operations continued. Israel did not immediately comment on the latest strikes that occurred outside the time frame for a pause between 10 and 20:00.