U.S. President Donald Trump announced that his administration is working to secure food for the residents of the Gaza Strip, emphasizing that intensive efforts are currently being made to deliver food aid to the population in the area in cooperation with the Israeli occupation.

In press statements made on Tuesday, Trump clarified that the United States has allocated $60 million for this purpose, and that the Israeli occupation will assist in distributing aid to those in need in Gaza.

He pointed out that the humanitarian situation in Gaza is critical, explaining that the residents of the area do not receive enough food, and that the goal is to provide humanitarian assistance and improve the living conditions of the population.

He also noted that Arab countries may contribute to the process of distributing food aid in Gaza, as part of the international community's efforts to alleviate the humanitarian crisis there.

In response to a question about the possibility of the occupation of Gaza, Trump clearly stated: "I cannot say anything about the occupation of Gaza, that matter belongs to Israel," indicating that the final decision rests with the Israeli occupation.