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Trump embraces Biden effort to evacuate Palestinian children with cancer from Gaza
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240 Palestinian children with cancer have been evacuated from Gaza since the war began.
At least six more children are still waiting to be extricated from Gaza for life-saving treatment.
A rare joint effort was launched by Biden administration and embraced by the Trump White House .
The resumption of fighting in Gaza threatens to slow these evacuations.
The two teens landed at Washington Dulles International Airport on Thursday on a humanitarian flight organized by St. Jude and paid for by Pfizer , whose CEO Albert Bourla has provided charter passage for cancer patients. Asked by NBC News if she’s relieved her daughter made it to the U.S. , Nesma ’s mother, Mirvat , said before leaving Dulles , “I’m happy for her.” They were then rushed off to the National Institutes of Health , where Nesma will be treated for non-Hodgkin lymphoma..