You're listening to the Global News Podcast from the BBC World Service.

Hello, I'm Oliver Conway. This edition is published in the early hours of Saturday the 18th of November.

Israel agrees to allow two lorries of fuel a day and to Gaza. Aid workers say it's not enough.

This is welcomed, but it's still crumbs in relation to the desperate need of 2.2 million people,

the desperate need of hospitals and of bakeries and of water treatment plants.

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As well as doing battle on the ground in Gaza, Israel and Hamas are fighting a propaganda war.

The Hamas controlled health ministry says

24 patients died in 48 hours at the al-Shifa hospital because of power cuts,

as Israeli forces searched the facility for a Hamas command center, they insist is hidden underneath.

Israel says it's trying to avoid civilian casualties, but hasn't been able to because Hamas is keeping people in harm's way.

However, Israel has now agreed to a US request to allow in desperately needed fuel,

two lorries a day.

But Bouchra Halidi from the charity Oxfam says that is not enough.

This is welcomed, but it's still crumbs in relation to the desperate need of 2.2 million people,

the desperate need of hospitals and of bakeries

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