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And we head first to Gaza, where today more aid drops by air were delivered.
Lorryloads of aid have also been getting through.
But the UN aid chief, Tom Fletcher,
described these as a drop in the ocean in terms of what's needed to avert mass starvation.
Earlier,
the Hamas-run health ministry announced another 14 deaths of malnutrition in the 24 hours until that point.
Speaking during his visit to Scotland,
President Trump said he'd seen the images of hundreds children on TV and he said it was real starvation that couldn't be faked.
His comments contradict earlier statements from the Israeli authorities that suggested accounts of famine in Gaza were false and being spread by Hamas.
Mr. Trump said the US would be more involved with the delivery of food aid in Gaza.
And we're going to bring it over there.
We're also going to make sure that they don't have barriers stopping people.
You know, you've seen the areas where they actually have food,
and the people are screaming for the food in there.
They're 35, 40 yards away, and they won't let them because they have lines that are set up.
And whether they're set up by Hamas or whoever,
but they're very strict lines, so we have to get rid of those lines.
But we're going to be getting some good, strong food.
We can save a lot of people.