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

I'm Alex Ritson, and in the early hours of Monday, the 21st of July, these are our main stories.

Dozens of Palestinians have died in another shooting close to a UN-Aid convoy in Gaza.

Israel says its troops fired warning shots but rejects Palestinian figures on the numbers of

dead. Japan's Prime Minister says he intends to stay in office despite his coalition, failing to secure

a majority in elections to the upper house. Reports of renewed violence in outlying villages

of Sueda province in Syria.

Also in this podcast, the American D-Day veteran and social media star, Papa Jake Larson,

dies at the age of 102.

Every person that landed on Omaha Beach on D-Day came through these fingers.

These fingers I'm showing you right now.

Type their name.

We look back at his extraordinary life.

At the weekend, almost 175 Palestinians were killed in Gaza by Israeli gunfire and airstrikes,

according to medics and Hamas officials. More than half died on their way to an aid site or waiting for aid,

and some were killed near distribution centres run by the US and Israeli-backed Gaza Humanitarian Foundation.

Imad Kuday is a student living in an Almawasi humanitarian camp near the southern Gaza border.

He recorded a one-day audio diary for the BBC.

Here's an excerpt.

The gate of our camp right now is targeted by one of the Israeli drones.

They tell us that the children have been killed.

The community kitchen is targeted.

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