President Donald Trump recently presided over the inaugural meeting of the Board of Peace in Washington, D.C. The board was initiated as part of the President’s 20-point plan to end the conflict in Gaza.
The Trump Administration has announced an additional $6 million in direct assistance for the Cuban people. This assistance will be delivered through the same channel as the first $3 million in assistance, transported from Miami and delivered by local Catholic parish representatives.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio has announced the first in a series of direct humanitarian shipments to Cuba as part of the $3 million of disaster assistance committed by the Trump Administration following the hurricane.
The United Nations Security Council has adopted the United States sponsored resolution on Gaza that provides a pathway to lasting peace for Palestinians and Israelis.
The United States remains actively engaged in addressing the humanitarian situation in Gaza. At the same time, U.S. Special Envoy Steve Witkoff continues to work to reach a deal that would free the hostages and bring about a ceasefire in Gaza.
“The most important thing [the United States] need(s) to do is return American foreign policy to be centered on our national interests,” declared Secretary of State Marco Rubio in recent Congressional testimony.
"2,000 people are being killed every single week. More than that. They are Russian young people. They’re Ukrainian young people. They’re not Americans. But I want it to stop," said President Trump.
The change to USAID “is not about ending foreign aid,” said Secretary Rubio. “It’s about structuring it in a way that furthers the national interest of the United States.”
"We have to collectively solve this problem. Everyone’s heart breaks for this war that Hamas started," said National Security Advisor Michael Walz.
“The Haitian people must have the security and freedom to engage in daily activities without fear – whether it’s going to work, school, or a house of worship,” said Ambassador Shea.
A joint statement urged the military regime and all armed actors in Burma to de-escalate violence, respect international human rights laws, protect civilians, and allow full, safe, and unimpeded humanitarian access.
"Only a sustained flow of assistance, food, clean water, medical supplies into Gaza will bring relief and address catastrophic levels of food insecurity," said Ambassador Shea.
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