The article discusses President Trump's recent comments about Lesotho, a country in Southern Africa, highlighting its significance and the humanitarian aid impact. Responses from Lesotho's officials reflect their shock and concerns regarding the U.S. aid cuts, particularly related to HIV prevention efforts.

Following Israel's decision to halt the entry of goods into the Gaza Strip, locals, including nurse Iman Saber, are facing rising costs for essential items, leading to widespread concern.

Israel has halted humanitarian assistance to Gaza, attempting to pressure Hamas into a cease-fire extension. This action risks worsening conditions for Gaza's residents and complicates hostage negotiations.

Israel has ceased all aid into Gaza following the expiration of the cease-fire, a move intended to pressure Hamas in negotiations over hostages and a long-term truce.

The Trump administration has reportedly fired hundreds of employees at U.S.A.I.D. who manage urgent humanitarian responses, raising concerns about the agency's ability to provide aid.