White House Increases Humanitarian Aid To Palestinians Emphasizing Anti-Islamophobia inthe US

US & GLOBAL: On Thursday, President Joe Biden announced the plan to increase the number of trucks depositing humanitarian aid to the Gaza refion. Biden stated, today, that the need for food and medical supplies is now a constant and is an essential provision for the innocent Palestinian refugees. By Anne M. Erbynstein "I think we need a pause...a pause means to give time to get the prisoners out. Give time." --US President Joe Biden Today, the White House launched a national humanitarian aid effort, that is planned for reaching the Gaza region states that US officials are working to ensure that the people of Palestine are provided the supplies required for their immediate needs. Vice President Kamala Harris , also, stated , today, that the US has secured the release of severala more US hostages. The Vice President indicates that the plan for their release ensures the safety and well being of the hostages expected to leave the Gaza region on Thursday. Others released and leaving the Gaza area are from a number of other countries including wounded Palestinians. Harris stated, today, more gostages will be released without delay over the next few days as the whiote House administration continues to work around the clock to ensure the unimpeded release of hostages. Biden spoke, today, in reference to the situation in the region of Palestine, the Gaza Strip and Gaza City. President Biden issued a request for a moment to "..pause..." not request for an absolute ceasefire, however, petition put forth to the Israel-Hamas forces to safely rescue prisoners currently held in Hamas camps.

Today, nearly 240 hostages remain held in Hamas encampments, virtually imprisoned for 24 days in the month of October and the additional time since the day the invasion of Israel ytanscended last month attiving at today as negotiations have quenched the coals of Hamas fury , at least enough for President Biden to obtain an agreement for the hostages' release. Prior to the President's pause request, one [person, Rabbi Jessica Rosenberg, took the initiative to approach Biden with a heartfelt request to deman a ceasefire. Biden agreed, requested the pause. Today the news of the hostage release has sent a rippling effect of joy throughout the region of Palestine and among the friends and relatives of the 239 hostages.