Hello everyone and welcome to Amantor. Here's what's coming up. Strikes reported near hospitals in northern Gaza.

Correspond to Jamanakirache on the fears of patience and medics.

Then out of the spotlight, but grinding on, Russia's war on Ukraine.

I'll speak to Sasha Dovink,

Dovjik, editor in London Ukrainian review.

And ahead, jailed Iranian human rights activist Nargas Mahamadee ends her hunger strike,

but her struggle continues.

CEO Pan America, Suzanne Nausel joins me.

Plus, breaking through my life in science.

Paris Ring of Austin speaks to Nobel Prize winner,

Kettle in Parrico, about her new memoir

and groundbreaking research into MRNA technology. And then. Hello everyone. Welcome to the program. I'm Bianna Galadriga in New York

sitting in for Christiane-Almanpur. A never-ending humanitarian nightmare.

That's how the UN Secretary General describes the current situation in Gaza as tens of thousands

of people flee south.

The IDF today allowed another evacuation corridor for six hours and agreed to continue

daily pauses in areas of northern Gaza, according to the White House.

Even the U.S. Israel Stotchches ally denounced the civilian death toll.

Secretary of State Anthony Blinken saying, quote, far too many Palestinians have been killed.

Hospitals are again the focus of concern as fighting intensifies.

Strikes were reported in the vicinity of several in northern Gaza and the director of a medical

center said the facility was completely surrounded by tanks.

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