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'You can't fake that': How images of Gaza's hungry children finally got Trump's attention
U.S. President Donald Trump is hardly known for soft-heartedness and humanitarian concern, particularly when it comes to the Palestinians in Gaza. Until now, when addressing the plight of Palestinians over the course of the war, he has largely echoed the talking points of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his right-wing coalition partners, placing blame for Palestinian suffering on Hamas and giving the army a free hand in Gaza.
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haaretz.com
Trump on Gaza crisis: 'That's real starvation; you can't fake that'
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer, With Whom the President Was Meeting, Said He Thinks the British Public Is 'Revolted' by the Pictures Being Broadcast From the Gaza Strip.…
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huffpost.com
Trump Says There's 'Real Starvation' In Gaza: 'You Can't Fake That'
The president rejected Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's claim that there’s "no starvation" in Gaza.
