Trump Disputes Israel Starvation Claim, Claims Preventing Six Wars

During a meeting at his Turnberry resort in Scotland, President Donald Trump and UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer discussed the severe humanitarian crisis in Gaza, with Trump disputing Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's claim that there is no starvation in the region, citing images of hungry children and calling Gaza 'a mess' that requires immediate food and safety provisions. Trump also expressed skepticism about Israel's efforts to avoid civilian casualties and suggested that Israel might need to change its approach, while acknowledging that Hamas has stolen much of the aid sent to Gaza. Starmer described the situation as an 'absolute catastrophe' and emphasized the urgency of addressing the crisis, with Britain coordinating aid and evacuation efforts. Additionally, Trump claimed his presidency has prevented six major wars, including a potential conflict between India and Pakistan, and highlighted his role in brokering peace deals and ceasefires with other nations. The discussions underscored the ongoing efforts by the US and UK to manage multiple global conflicts and humanitarian issues, with Trump emphasizing cooperation from other nations and the importance of ceasefire talks restarting in Gaza.