The Israeli government has failed to meet criteria set out by the US to improve the humanitarian situation in Gaza, a group of eight humanitarian aid organizations said in a joint “scorecard” released Tuesday.

The United States will not withhold military aid from Israel, the State Department said Tuesday, despite the situation in Gaza not improving, according to aid groups and U.N. officials.

International aid groups said that Israel had failed to meet a series of U.S. demands intended to improve the humanitarian crisis in Gaza by a Tuesday deadline. The United States told its ally Israel in a letter on Oct.

Intense barrages continued Tuesday. At least 46 people in the Gaza Strip had been killed by Israeli airstrikes in the past 24 hours, including 11 at a makeshift cafeteria in an Israeli-declared humanitarian zone,

The Saudi crown prince called Israel’s conduct “genocide.” U.S. officials warned of potential military aid suspension if Israel did not improve Gaza’s aid situation.

Despite Israel not meeting U.S. demands to increase aid to Gaza within 30 days, the Biden administration will cross its own line and continue arming the military.

President Joe Biden's administration has concluded that Israel is not currently impeding assistance to Gaza and therefore is not violating U.S. law, the State Department said on Tuesday, even as Washington acknowledged the humanitarian situation remained dire in the Palestinian enclave.