State Department Spokesperson Tammy Bruce was asked about the distribution of aid in Gaza, and the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation.
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00:00So, it is still correct that the GHF, this foundation, there is no U.S. involvement and that there is no U.S. personnel involved or working for it. Is that correct, right?
00:14I have said, I think we've all been saying that, in fact, the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation is an independent organization.
00:22It does not receive U.S. government funding.
00:24Nevertheless, we are constantly looking, of course, for creative solutions to get aid into Gaza without...
00:31Right, but there aren't any U.S. officials working for it.
00:33It does not receive U.S. government funding.
00:37Right, but there aren't any U.S. officials working for it.
00:40It does not receive U.S. government funding. That's the last time I'll repeat that sentence.
00:44So, how do you know that all these reports are long if you don't have people on the ground?
00:50Well, it's amazing how there are people on the ground.
00:55And I'd say that also, it's, I don't think we need someone whom you know personally or is assigned to you to be in a region to understand what's happened on the ground.
01:08It's the State Department. It's the United States government.
01:11It's the ambassador in Israel.
01:13And I think that there's a point where there has to be recognition that we have a sense and we know, more than a sense, that we know what's happening on the ground.
01:21All right, Nadia.