10 AM ET: Genocide case against Israel, Ohio gender-affirming care veto, 1-2-3-1-2-3 weddings & more

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🗓️ 30 December 2023

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South Africa has filed a genocide case against Israel at the International Court of Justice for its role in the war in Gaza. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky urges the world to step in after Ukraine was hit by the largest air attack from Russia since the start of the war last year. Ohio’s Republican governor has vetoed a bill that would have banned gender-affirming care for trans youth. Twenty-foot waves hit the West coast, forcing beach closures. And couples rush to tie the knot in Vegas on the last day of the year to get a "magical" wedding date. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	Hey there, from CNN, I'm Pala Ortiz with the five things you need to know for Saturday, December 30th.
0:07.0	It's been more than two months since the October 7th Hamas attack.
0:11.0	Tensions remain high in the conflict and around the world as calls for a ceasefire continue.
0:16.5	The humanitarian crisis in Gaza has continued to deepen, the WHO expressing its concerns
0:21.4	over the spread of infectious diseases as Gazans remain
0:24.6	displaced in overcrowded shelters and hospitals.
0:27.9	Other countries are chiming in on the continuous bombing in Gaza from the Israel Defense
0:31.3	Forces.
0:32.3	South Africa has filed an application at
0:34.2	the International Court of Justice to begin proceedings over allegations of
0:38.0	genocide against Israel, for its war against Hamas and the deaths of
0:41.7	civilians in Gaza.
0:43.0	Israel has rejected the claim saying they lack quote both a factual and legal basis.
0:48.0	South Africa's application comes as Israel's military announced Friday that it's expanding operations in southern Gaza
0:54.1	where civilians were previously told to seek refuge.
0:57.1	Ukrainian President Valadimir Zelensky is urging the world to step in
1:02.0	after Ukraine was struck with the largest air
1:04.2	attack from Russia since the start of the war in early 2022. At least 39 people have
1:09.3	died and 150 have been injured. Meanwhile emergency emergency rescue crews continue to dig through the rubble of pummeled buildings
1:16.4	in hopes of finding more survivors.
1:18.7	CNN's Nick Robertson has more.
1:21.1	Even now, 24 hours after Russia's massive air assault early Friday, the death toll continues to grow.
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