Scottish First Minister John Swinney has announced he will address the humanitarian crisis in Gaza during his meeting with Donald Trump, who is visiting Scotland for four days. Swinney emphasized the importance of using this high-profile visit to highlight Scotland's stance on global issues, particularly the suffering in Gaza. The visit comes amid growing calls from within the Scottish National Party for Swinney to take a strong position on the conflict, with former First Minister Humza Yousaf and his wife urging immediate action to support Palestinians. In addition to discussing humanitarian concerns, Swinney noted the opportunity to promote Scotland's tourism and investment prospects. Protests are planned in several cities, and authorities are preparing for increased security demands during Trump's stay.