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States findings that the Gaza Strip is experiencing a severe humanitarian crisis: widespread acute hunger, thousands of children with acute malnutrition, border closures blocking food, medicine, infant formula, fuel, and other lifesaving supplies, closure of WFP-supported bakeries, and a health system near collapse. It records specific dates and situational facts cited by humanitarian actors and highlights that women often eat last and least during food shortages. The text presented is a finding-oriented resolution that documents the humanitarian situation and expresses concern; it does not authorize funding, impose requirements on U.S. entities, or specify operational U.S. actions in the text provided.
The resolution draws U.S. attention to severe humanitarian needs in Gaza that could spur lifesaving aid but may prompt taxpayer-funded spending and political controversy affecting U.S. diplomatic relations.
People in Gaza could receive increased humanitarian aid and lifesaving supplies if Congress acts on the findings in this resolution.
About 10,000 malnourished children in Gaza could receive targeted nutrition and medical assistance if attention from the resolution prompts relief programs.
U.S. taxpayers could bear additional federal costs if Congress funds emergency humanitarian assistance in response to the resolution.
Taxpayers and the broader public could see increased political controversy and strained U.S. diplomatic relations depending on policy responses prompted by the resolution.
Introduced May 13, 2025 by Peter Welch · Last progress May 13, 2025