Key Facts

• Trump visited Scotland and talked with UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer about hunger in Gaza.
• Trump disagreed with Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu, who said there is no starvation in Gaza.
• The UN's World Food Programme reports that a third of Gaza's 2 million people sometimes go days without food.
• The World Health Organization reported 63 malnutrition-related deaths in Gaza in July, including 25 children.
• Trump stated that the U.S. plans to set up "food centers" without barriers to help the starving.
• The humanitarian crisis worsened after nearly two years of war between Israel and Hamas.
• Israel announced pauses in fighting to allow more food aid into Gaza due to global criticism.