Aaron Boxerman

Aaron Boxerman, a New York Times reporter focused on Israel and Gaza, dives into the dire humanitarian situation in Gaza due to Israel's ongoing blockade. He discusses the escalating military actions and their impact on civilians, alongside the tragic shooting of two Israeli embassy staff in Washington, D.C., which reflects deeper tensions in Israeli society. Boxerman highlights the growing international backlash against Israel and the fears surrounding its security as political complexities unfold.

Aaron Boxerman, a New York Times reporter, delves into the harrowing realities of food scarcity in Gaza. He discusses how desperate civilians face deadly risks trying to access aid amid military tensions. The conversation covers the contentious role of the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation in delivering assistance and the tragic consequences of gunfire during aid distributions. Boxerman also highlights the contradictions between local accounts of violence and the Israeli military's claims, illuminating the complexities of humanitarian efforts in this conflict zone.