This is the Global News Podcast from the BBC World Service.

I'm Valerie Sanderson and in the early hours of Sunday the 5th of November

these are our main stories.

Arab Foreign Ministers meeting in Jordan have told the U.S. Secretary of State there must be an immediate ceasefire in Gaza.

The UN says one of its schools in the Jabalia camp was hit by an air strike. The army in

Guinea says the former military ruler Musadada's camera is back in prison hours

after he was freed in an armed assault.

Also in this podcast, you need to get rid of that, what we call angular momentum, that rotation.

And the way these baby stars do it is by ejecting material from both ends and so there's the analogy

with the babies if you like they burp occasionally and they throw material out the problem

for baby stars growing up.

Israel is committing war crimes. That's what the Jordanian foreign minister Iman Safadi told the American Secretary of State Anthony Blinkin on

Saturday as he toured the region trying to stop the war between Hamas and Israel getting

even worse.

Mr. Safade made those remarks in Arabic. In English he was only a little

less stark.

We cannot allow this war to undermine all that has been done to bring about just peace to the region.

With every missile unleashed on Gaza, with every killing of a Palestinian child,

the whole region is sinking in a sea of hatred that will define generations to come.

It was striking language coming from Jordan, which was the second Arab state after Egypt to sign a peace deal with Israel.

Mr. Blinkin met Mr. Safadi and other Arab foreign ministers in Amman.

He went there from Israel, where the Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Friday he would not

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