Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced the easing of a blockade on Gaza to allow limited food aid, emphasizing the need to prevent famine for both humanitarian and diplomatic reasons. He acknowledged criticism from some coalition members but deemed the decision vital for Israel's international reputation, as global pressure has mounted amid warnings from UN agencies about severe shortages. The aid is seen as necessary in light of Gaza's critical humanitarian situation, with 22% of the population currently facing imminent crisis due to the ongoing blockade and conflict.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu emphasized the necessity of preventing famine in Gaza, stating it is critical for diplomatic reasons and Israel's international standing.
Despite opposition from far-right members of his coalition, Netanyahu described his decision to allow limited food aid into Gaza as difficult yet essential to prevent mass starvation.
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