‘I don’t know’: Trump says of Netanyahu that denies Gaza’s hunger crisis

London – asked if he believed that Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu says there is no starvation crisis in Gaza, the president of the United States, Donald Trump, replied: “I don’t know”, but then mentioned the images of hungry children in Gaza that appear on television.

“I don’t know. I want to say, according to television, I would say not particularly, because these children seem very hungry, but we are giving a lot of money and a lot of food, and other nations are now taking a step forward,” Trump said Monday as he met with the United Kingdom Prime Minister Keir Starmer in Scotland.

Starmer intervened quickly, calling what is happening in Gaza a humanitarian crisis and “an absolute catastrophe.”

The comments occurred hours after the Hamas Ministry of Health in the Gaza Strip said in a statement that another 14 people died of malnutrition during the previous 24 hours, including two children.

Another 29 Palestinians were killed by Israeli air attacks from the local time of midnight, the ministry said.

Eleven people were also killed on Monday morning near the help distribution sites, two local hospitals that received the bodies to ABC News.

These officials said that the sites were led by the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation supported by the United States and Israel, but a spokesman for that group told ABC News that no incidents had been reported at noon.

Israel on Sunday said that daily military breaks began in several densely populated areas to facilitate the movement of help to the territory.

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