U.S. pushes for 'results' following Israel's pledge to open more aid routes to Gaza World leaders and aid organizations have urged Israel to demonstrate tangible outcomes after announcing plans to increase aid access to Gaza in response to U.S. pressure. Secretary of State Antony Blinken welcomed the move but emphasized the need for concrete results. Despite the announcement, concerns remain as existing aid flow is deemed insufficient by many in Gaza. Criticism of Israel has intensified following an attack on humanitarian workers, prompting calls for immediate action to address the crisis. While some progress has been made, the international community stresses the need for a lasting ceasefire to facilitate aid delivery and negotiations.