John Kirby, a White House adviser, said that the Jewish state’s finance minister was jeopardizing Israeli and American lives.

“It is too little, too late—ignoring thousands of agency employees involved to various degrees in Hamas’s terror activities,” wrote Israeli Ambassador to the United Nations Gilad Erdan.

Washington “put pressure on the Israelis to allow for humanitarian assistance to get in unimpeded, and we continue to work on those efforts,” Linda Thomas-Greenfield said.

“We got an absolute commitment from the Biden administration and from Prime Minister Netanyahu that they understand the urgency of this moment,” Jonathan Dekel-Chen said.

“The main issue here is the attacks on Israeli and Jewish students on university campuses. This is unacceptable.”

Francesca Albanese, special rapporteur for the Palestinians, didn’t say whether Hamas-supporting groups paid for her trips to Australia and New Zealand.

Linda Thomas-Greenfield said the expansion of Judea and Samaria communities was “inconsistent with international law” and “only serves to weaken Israeli security.”

The UN agency has participated in a fraud and corruption scheme to benefit Hamas going back more than a decade.

The Famine Review Committee found reports, including those put forward by the United Nations, that Israel is starving Gazans to be implausible.

US envoy to the UN Linda Thomas-Greenfield told the Council Israel had accepted the proposed ceasefire and that the onus was now on Hamas.