As humanitarian conditions in Gaza deteriorate, the U.S. government has issued stern warnings to Israel regarding military aid. In recent statements, officials, including the Biden-Harris administration, have indicated that military support could be jeopardized unless Israel improves the humanitarian situation. Reports emphasize a stark decline in aid entering Gaza, with the UN describing the worst restrictions faced since the conflict began. Aid agencies warn of an impending disaster, particularly in northern Gaza, where food and water shortages are critical, and airstrikes have left many civilians trapped. The U.S. continues to push for immediate resolutions to the aid crisis, threatening arms supply cuts if conditions do not improve within the month. Meanwhile, UN officials highlight the ongoing violence and escalating fears among the Gazan population, with the World Food Program sounding alarms over a potential famine as winter approaches.