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There's a lot left to do on President Trump's 20-point plan to end the war in Gaza.

Yeah, he still needs to appoint what he's calling a board of peace and get an international force up and running.

And there are still pretty regular and fatal attacks in Gaza.

But Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is visiting Trump in Florida today and trying to get him focused on some other things like Iran and its proxies.

And Paris Michelle Kellerman is with us now from Jerusalem to talk us through Netanyahu's pitch to Trump today.

Hi, Michelle.

Hi, Michelle.

So first, would you just remind us of where things are at the moment with the Gaza peace plan?

What does Netanyahu want out of this meeting with President Trump?

Are we expecting any announcements today from President Trump?

One more quick question for you.

Israel just recognized Somaliland as a country.

Would you just tell us about the region and why Israel made this move?

Michelle, thank you.

Thank you.

2025 has been tough for groups that help those in poverty.

For example, a network of local groups called Community Action Agencies connects about 15 million people with a long list of safety net programs.

But the Trump administration's cutbacks and funding chaos have left them scrambling.

NPR's Jennifer Ludden is here to tell us more.

Good morning, Jennifer.