Trump sets new tariff rates and deadlines. And, rabbis speak out on starvation in Gaza
Summary
The article discusses two main topics: President Trump set new tariff rates affecting over 65 countries, with some implementation deadlines delayed. Separately, a large group of rabbis and Jewish leaders have urged Israel to increase humanitarian aid to Gaza, where there are concerns about starvation.Key Facts
- President Trump signed executive orders setting updated tariffs on over 65 countries and the European Union.
- The new tariffs' implementation has been delayed, with some not taking effect for at least another week.
- Tariff deadlines have been moved several times as Trump negotiates with different countries.
- The U.S. and Mexico have agreed on a 90-day delay for tariffs, with hints at other potential agreements.
- Economists suggest these tariffs may be modestly weakening the U.S. economy.
- In Gaza, there are reports of food shortages, but the Israeli government denies the existence of starvation.
- More than 1,000 rabbis and Jewish leaders signed a letter asking for more humanitarian aid to be allowed into Gaza.
- France, the U.K., and Canada are open to recognizing a Palestinian state.
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