Israel transported 50 trucks of humanitarian aid from Jordan to Gaza on Wednesday, October 16, after the US warned the country that they would curb missile supplies to Israel if they didn’t let more aid in.

The United States has warned Israel that it must take "concrete measures" to improve a worsening humanitarian crisis in Gaza within 30 days or risk losing military assistance provided by Washington.

There was no official response from the Israeli government, a day after the United States threatened consequences if it didn’t let more relief into Gaza within 30 days.

In a letter Sunday, U.S. officials said the nation must continually assess whether Israel is “directly or indirectly” impeding humanitarian assistance to Gaza.

U.S. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin spoke to Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Gallant on Wednesday and discussed Israel's operations in Lebanon and the humanitarian situation in Gaza after a letter earlier this week to Israel from Washington that urged improvement of Gaza's humanitarian situation.

Israel is assessing new demands from the Biden administration to take urgent steps to improve humanitarian conditions or face potential violations of U.S. laws governing foreign military assistance. The U.

The letter warns that Israel has 30 days to boost aid to Gaza, saying failure may "have implications for US policy."View on euronews

The Biden administration has warned Israel that its actions in Gaza could threaten future U.S. military aid to the Jewish state. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin and Secretary of State Antony Blinken jointly wrote a letter,