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From CNN, I'm a phoma dk, with the five things you need to know for Monday, July 28th.

We start with the ongoing starvation and malnutrition crisis in Gaza.

In a central Gaza in town, scores of Palestinians rushed to collect boxes of aid that were

dropped from the sky today.

This aid is disgraceful.

We are not dogs be made to run after aid.

For many, the food in these boxes would be the only meal they ate today.

But some Palestinians say that having no choice but to chase after airdropped aid is an insult to their dignity.

A Gaza project coordinator told CNN,

the current flow of aid into Gaza is not enough for

the population in the enclave who have faced months of hunger and malnutrition. A leading

aid organization said more than one-third of pregnant and breastfeeding mothers, screened by a

humanitarian agency in the territory, are suffering from severe malnutrition.

In Scotland, President Donald Trump and UK Prime Minister Kier Starmer spoke about the need for aid to be allowed into Gaza, quote, at scale and pace, and agreed to work together to

help end the hunger crisis, according to a statement from Starmers' office.

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