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The article points out that continued U.S. support for Israel, along with restrictions on the entry of rescue and civil defense equipment into the Gaza Strip, raises legal and ethical concerns regarding the United States' responsibility to protect civilians, especially as military operations escalate and civilian infrastructure is destroyed. The United Nations has emphasized the need to respect international humanitarian law, which compels parties in the conflict to facilitate access for medical and humanitarian aid. However, the U.S. military support for Israel, amounting to up to $8.4 billion in 2025, enhances Israel's capacity to continue military operations, placing the international community at a real test of its ability to protect civilians. Additionally, the strained relations between the U.S. and Europe, as well as disagreements over support for Gaza, raise fears of political tensions that could impact regional alliances, amid growing debates within America about the scale and risks of military aid to Israel and the worsening humanitarian crisis in Gaza.
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