Former Green Party presidential candidate Jill Stein is demanding urgent action from the U.S. amid ongoing devastation in Gaza. In a recent Newsweek interview, Stein called the humanitarian crisis “a famine made in Israel,” and urged Washington to immediately recognize the State of Palestine, following the lead of France.

Stein warned that American inaction “equips” the violence against Palestinians, saying that continued neutrality signals complicity. The suffering is no longer invisible — graphic images of starvation and collapse are fueling international outrage.

By pushing for formal recognition of Palestine, Stein argues the U.S. can begin shifting policy toward accountability, justice, and peace. She cited France’s recognition as a diplomatic gesture with moral weight, reframing the conflict on the global stage.

This comes as calls intensify for ceasefire, humanitarian aid access, and accountability from U.S. leadership. Stein’s statement is part of a broader Green Party position against America’s military aid to Israel and demand for Palestinian rights.
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