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United States envoy Steve Whizov to visit the aid distribution sites in Gaza to evaluate the “terrible situation on the ground”: the White House

US President Donald Trump’s envoy, Steve Witkeov, will travel to Gaza to inspect the distribution of aid while pressure on Israel is escalating due to the policy of hunger in the war -torn Palestinian territories.

And Witzouf will travel to Gaza on Friday with the US ambassador to Israel, Mike Hackabi, to inspect the distribution of aid with Israel’s condemnation of famine in Gaza, and reports that more than 1,000 hungry Palestinians who are desperate.

White House press secretary Caroline Levit told reporters on Thursday that Witkeov will visit “distribution sites and secure a plan to provide more food and meet the local conquest to hear this about this terrible situation on the ground.”

“The special envoy and the president will disappear immediately after visiting the final plan to distribute food and assistance in the region,” Levit said.

The visit by the Upper American envoy comes a day after more than 50 Palestinians were killed in Israeli attacks throughout the region. Health officials reported the death of two other children from hunger, which increased the confirmed death of the 154 people in Gaza who died from the “hall and poor transport” – including 89 children – in recent weeks.

The Israeli leader’s office said that Witkeov met Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu shortly after his arrival in the country on Thursday.

Earlier this week, President Trump opposed Netanyahu’s insistence that hunger reports in Gaza were incorrect, as the American leader said the pocket was suffering from “real hunger”.

The United Nations and independent experts have warned months ago that hunger was controlling Gaza because of the Israeli military blockade of humanitarian relief, and this week, they said that “famine is now revealing.”

The United Kingdom, Canada and Portugal have become the latest Western governments to announce plans to recognize a Palestinian state.

Last week, French President Emmanuel Macron said that France will know Palestine in the United Nations General Assembly in September, after Spain, Norway and Ireland.

About 142 countries out of 193 members of the United Nations, currently get to know or plan to recognize a Palestinian state.

After a meeting with Netanyahu in Jerusalem on Thursday, German Foreign Minister Johan and Edell said, “The humanitarian catastrophe in Gaza goes beyond imagination.”

“Here, the Israeli government must act quickly, safely and effectively to provide humanitarian and medical assistance to prevent group hunger from becoming a reality,” he said.

“I have the impression that this is understood today.”

Previously, a vital center for Palestinian life, a lot of Gaza was crushed due to the Israeli bombing, and more than 60,000 Palestinians have been killed, and about 150,000 wounded, since October 2023, after Hamas’s attacks on Israel, which killed an estimated 1139 people.