A | WASHINGTON -- President Joe Biden is considering a trip to Israel in the coming days, but nothing has been finalized, a senior administration official said Sunday.A trip would send the strongest message yet that the U.S. is behind Israel following the Oct. 7 attack by Hamas. The administration has already pledged military support, sending U.S. aircraft carriers to the region as well as aid. Officials have said they would ask Congress for upward of $2 billion in aid for both Israel and Ukraine.The official could not publicly discuss internal deliberations about the potential presidential travel and spoke to The Associated Press on condition of anonymity. THIS IS A BREAKING NEWS UPDATE. AP’s earlier story follows below.Egypt's president criticized Israel’s military operation in Gaza in a stern pushback Sunday to the United States as America's top diplomat extended his frenetic travels across the Mideast trying to prevent the war with Hamas from igniting a broader regional conflict.With an Israeli ground offensive looming, U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken reaffirmed in some of his strongest language to date that Washington would stand with Israel “today, tomorrow and every day” in a partnership of shared democratic values, but that Israel must take “every possible precaution to avoid harming civilians.” He leveled no direct public criticism of Israel or its bombing campaign that has killed civilians in Gaza.From Cairo, where President Abdel Fattah el-Sissi conveyed his criticism, Blinken went to Jordan and planned to return to Israel on Monday, carrying to Israeli leaders the feedback he received in a rush of meetings with leaders throughout the Arab world.His second visit to Israel in recent days will come amid heightening fears that a looming Israeli move into Gaza could spark a wider war with devastating humanitarian consequences, a growing concern for the Biden administration. And the death toll of U.S. citizens rose to 30, with 13 still missing.Egypt’s state-run media said el-Sissi told Blinken that Israel’s Gaza operation has exceeded “the right of self-defense” and turned into “a collective punishment."Blinken told reporters before leaving Egypt that “Israel has the right, indeed it has the obligation to defend itself against these attacks from Hamas and to try to do what it can to make sure that this never happens again." Mindful of the potential human cost in Gaza, Blinken said "the way that Israel does this matters. It needs to do it in a way that affirms the shared values that we have for human life and human dignity, taking every possible precaution to avoid harming civilians.’’Earlier Sunday, the envoy met with Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman in Riyadh, talks that built upon earlier sessions with the leaders of the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain, Qatar, Jordan and the Palestinian Authority. Blinken said that what he heard in every meeting with Arab leaders “was a determination of shared view that we have to do everything possible to make sure this doesn’t spread to other places, a shared view to safeguard innocent lives, a shared view to get assistance to Palestinians in Gaza who need it and we’re working very much on that.”The White House also appointed David Satterfield, a former ambassador to Lebanon and Turkey, to lead U.S. efforts to get humanitarian assistance to “vulnerable people through the Middle East.” Satterfield was expected to arrive in Israel on Monday.From Washington, President Joe Biden’s national security adviser said the U.S. was not “making requests or demands of Israel with respect to its military operations.” Jake Sullivan, making the rounds of the Sunday TV news shows, said the administration was “simply stating our basic principles — the principles upon which this country is based and all democracies, including Israel, are based. It’s what makes us different from the terrorists, that in fact we respect civilian life.”He said the U.S. was not “not interfering in their military planning or trying to give them instructions or requests specific.” Sullivan said the U.S. is conveying the message in public and in private that “all military operations should be conducted consistent with law of war, that civilians should be protected, that civilians should have a real opportunity to get to safety” and have access to food, water, medicine and shelter.Those remarks marked a shift in the U.S. administration's comments in recent days as officials have heard concerns from Arab leaders about the consequences of what a humanitarian catastrophe resulting from an Israeli ground offensive would do not only to Palestinians but also in inflaming public opinions in Arab nations and potentially destabilizing relatively friendly countries.Sullivan also said the U.S. has been unable so far to get American citizens out of Gaza through Egypt’s Rafah crossing with Gaza. “It has been difficult to execute that operation to facilitate their passage out. … It’s a high priority,” acknowledging that “I’m not aware of anyone else being able to get out at this time.” The crossing was closed because of airstrikes early in the war. There are an estimated 500 Americans living in Gaza, but that number is imprecise, officials have said.U.S. officials have said the Arab reaction to Blinken’s message has been generally positive — acknowledging Israel has a right to respond to the Hamas attacks but expressing deep concern about the humanitarian situation in Gaza and unable to stay silent about the Palestinian civilian casualties that result. The Arab leaders have also said the current situation cannot be resolved without an Israeli-Palestinian peace deal that gives the Palestinians an independent state.Blinken made clear in Egypt that the U.S. will not waver in supporting Israel, saying, "We will stand with it today, tomorrow and every day and we’re doing that in word and also in deed.’’In his roughly hourlong meeting with Prince Mohammed at the de facto Saudi leader’s private farm outside Riyadh, Blinken “highlighted the United States’ unwavering focus on halting terrorist attacks by Hamas, securing the release of all hostages, and preventing the conflict from spreading,” the State Department said.“The two affirmed their shared commitment to protecting civilians and to advancing stability across the Middle East and beyond,” according to a department statement.The Saudi description of the meeting focused primarily on Palestinian civilians, echoing the sentiments that the other Arab leaders with whom Blinken has met. It said Saudi Arabia would object to the targeting of “civilians in any way or disrupt(ing) infrastructure and vital interests that affect their daily lives.”The prince “stressed the need to work to discuss ways to stop the military operations that claimed the lives of innocent people,“ the Saudi Press Agency said in a report about the meeting.___Associated Press writers Sam Magdy in Cairo, Colleen Long in Washington and Michelle L. Price in New York contributed to this report.。 关爱流动儿童是未成年人保护与基层社会治理的民生课题。2025年2月，江西省民政厅启动“天使驿站·温暖同行”流动儿童关爱试点工作，铅山县成为试点县，依托福彩公益金，搭建起1个县级民政综合服务中心+18个镇街关爱站+5个儿童之家的县、乡、村三级服务网络，让流动儿童在家门口就能享受优质关爱资源。铅山县现有流动儿童887名，为实现精准帮扶，铅山县依托数字化平台，建立“摸排—评估—介入—跟踪”全流程服务闭环，实现儿童动态信息实时更新、成长需求精准匹配、帮扶服务全程跟进。同时，打造“小禾”系列服务品牌，围绕学业辅导、文化浸润、社会实践、心理陪伴等多维需求开展常态化服务。标准化的服务阵地、多元化的关爱活动、专业化的帮扶服务，背后离不开福彩公益金的支撑。
B | 项目前期，福彩公益金承担全县近900名流动儿童的需求摸排调研经费，工作人员深入各镇街、村居及务工家庭，摸清流动儿童成长痛点及家庭核心诉求，为精准施策夯实服务根基。同时，保障三级服务阵地打造、文化氛围上墙、服务手册、成长打卡地图、等各类物料制作费用，让空白的服务阵地变身有温度、有特色、有内涵的“童心家园”。在此基础上，福彩公益金还持续支撑各类研学实践活动，打造多元化成长体验场景，通过文创工坊、公益义卖市集搭建实践锻炼平台，借助方言学堂、社区议事活动助力流动儿童融入本地生活。组织儿童走进鹅湖书院、武夷山国家公园、河口古街等文化地标，开展主题研学活动，以文化浸润促身份认同。
C | 项目重点打造“小禾后花园”寒暑假托管服务，免费为辖区流动儿童提供课业辅导、趣味课堂、安全陪护，切实解决外来务工家庭假期“看护难、辅导难”的后顾之忧。暖心的服务阵地、真挚的守护陪伴，让“天使驿站”成为流动儿童的成长港湾，也吸引了青年力量扎根公益、守护童心。社工心悦便是其中之一，去年暑期她以志愿者身份参与驿站关爱服务，感受到这份公益事业的温度与意义。今年本科毕业后，她毅然选择加入这支队伍。“我印象很深的是一位新疆小女孩小曼，父母在铅山经营烤肉店，平日里孩子只能趴在店铺餐桌上写作业，课余时间无人陪伴，常常独自留守店里。
D | 自从来到天使驿站，孩子不仅收获了专业辅导和暖心陪伴，性格变得越来越活泼开朗，还交到了很多同龄小伙伴，脸上的笑容也越来越多。
E | ”心悦说道。
F | 7 月 10 日，记者走进铅山县民政综合服务中心，工作人员正带领孩子们动手制作手工。
G | 家长杨水荣感慨道：“以前寒暑假，孩子只能在家看电视、写作业，我们也没时间陪伴。现在有了这个驿站，课余活动丰富又安全，孩子特别愿意来，我们做家长的也放心多了。”不止县城阵地，基层乡镇的关爱服务同样温暖走心。
H | 在稼轩乡民政服务站，一场生动有趣的儿童情绪心理课程正在有序开展。社工通过趣味绘本故事讲解、互动手工创作、情景模拟体验等寓教于乐的方式，引导孩子们正确认识自身情绪、学会合理表达情绪、掌握情绪调节小方法，帮助流动儿童疏导心理压力、培育健康心态，助力孩子们阳光、自信、快乐成长。从异乡到家乡，从孤单到相伴，铅山“天使驿站 以福彩公益金为纽带，用阵地暖童心、用服务伴成长，让每一位流动儿童在他乡也能感受到家一般的温暖，实现“他乡亦故乡”。
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