Is the US complicit in the dire humanitarian crisis in Gaza? | Inside Story

After more than two months of war and siege, more chaotic scenes at the Rafah Crossing, as people fight to get desperately-needed humanitarian aid.
Before the war, 850 trucks entered the strip every day.
That ended when Israel imposed a complete blockade .
Israel has temporarily reopened the route through Karam Abu Salem for the first time.
24 trucks were allowed through - but that is far short of the huge needs of the Palestinians.
Should the United States be doing more to help them?
And how complicit is Washington in the
humanitarian catastrophe that has unfolded?

Presenter: Cyril Vanier

Guests
Robert Hunter, Former U.S. Ambassador to NATO and Senior Fellow at the Center for Transatlantic Relations at Johns Hopkins University.
Khaled Elgindy, Senior Fellow at the Middle East Institute and Director of Palestine and Israel-Palestinian Affairs.
Zeina Ashrawi Hutchison, Director of Development and Expansion at the American-Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee.