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President Donald Trump did not provide aid to Gaza on Sunday, adding that Israel must “decide” how to deal with areas where Hamas remains hostage.

Trump did it Comment during a meeting with European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen. He said the United States has provided millions of dollars in aid to Gaza people but claims to have received no assistance from European countries.

“Two weeks ago we gave $60 million for Gaza food and no one admitted it. No one talked about it. When you do that, it makes you feel a little bad. And, you know, you know, you don’t have any other country to give anything. European countries, there is no European country, I mean, I mean, I mean, no one except us, no one says, thank you, thank you.

Trump went on to point out that despite many deaths, a deal is needed between Israel and Hamas to end the war and return the last remaining hostages to Israel.

“But we have a lot of bodies and parents want those kids to want their kids if that kid is still alive,” Trump said of the hostages and their families.

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He suggested Hamas doesn’t want to A deal was reached for the final hostages because they thought it would be the “end” if they lost deleveraging to Israel.

“You know, they had a routine discussion the other day and suddenly, they didn’t want to give them back. So Israel will have to make a decision.”

Israel said it is aiding Gaza amid international criticism. (Ahmed Salem/Bloomberg by Getty Image)

The IDF highlighted efforts to provide assistance to Gaza after it underlined traffic restrictions in recent months.

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Israel is Aid is now being carried out throughout the region, and the IDF said it did 28 times in a few hours on Sunday.

President Donald Trump said Israel’s leaders must “decide” how to end the war in Gaza.

An Israel Defense Force spokesman said: “Let me be clear: Israel supports assistance to civilians, not to Hamas.

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The IDF believes that reports on hunger in Gaza are a false campaign promoted by Hamas, but hunger is spreading throughout the region after the United Nations and IDF failed to reach an agreement on aid allocation.