“The case can provoke that you are equivalent to enthusiasm.”

On Tuesday, President Trump warned of the plan of British Prime Minister Kiir Starmer to recognize a Palestinian state in September if the Israeli government fails to meet certain conditions, and confirmed that the United States will not follow its example.

“You can prove that you are equivalent to Hamas if you do it,” Trump told reporters on the air plane on his way to Washington from Scotland. “I’m not about to do so.”

Earlier in the day, Starmer was committed to granting Palestine Britain in the United Kingdom during the United Nations General Assembly in September, in the footsteps of France, unless Israel takes “fundamental steps” to treat humanitarian concerns in the Gaza Strip and agree to a long -term plan to solve two words.

Trump, who met with Starmer at his golf resort in Turnberry, said on Monday that the British Prime Minister had not told him his plan in advance.

“We have never discussed it, and we have no vision about it. We will get a lot of money to the area so that they can get some food,” the president said.

Last week, Trump had hit a more refusal tone against French President Emmanuel Macron, who outperformed “what he says does not matter” and that the move did not “bear any weight.”

Starmer, Macron and other Western leaders sought to increase pressure on Israel to allow more humanitarian aid to flow to the war pocket in the war amid annoying pictures of children who are starving in Gaza.

Hamas has so far refused to abandon the remaining Israeli hostages to end the war and allow a ceasefire, which many officials believe will provide assistance in Gaza much more. The latest round of negotiations collapsed last week.

During the weekend, Israel began allowing air to ride from humanitarian aid to Gaza.

On Monday, Trump has publicly suspected Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s refusal of mass hunger in Gaza and said that the United States intends to send more food to the Palestinians there.

“These are children who are starving”, reflecting Trump on Tuesday on his way to the United States. “You see mothers. They love them so much. There is nothing that they seem able to do. They have got food, and we will get food.”