An aid lifeline to Gaza: we go to the only crossing point in or out of the territory
State of the World from NPR · NPR
November 17, 202313m 11s
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There's only one place goods or people are allowed to enter or leave Gaza. Our reporter is in Rafah, Egypt and sees the trickle of aid going into Gaza.
Also, in an interview with NPR, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is vague on who will govern Gaza when the fighting stops.
And comedians and writers on both sides of the conflict use satire to express their anger and grief.
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Also, in an interview with NPR, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is vague on who will govern Gaza when the fighting stops.
And comedians and writers on both sides of the conflict use satire to express their anger and grief.
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