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Hello, this is the Global News Podcast from the BBC World Service.

I'm Robin Brant and in the early hours of Saturday the 2nd of December, these are our main stories.

Israel says it has attacked 200 targets in the Gaza Strip since the ceasefire with Hamas ended on

Friday. Hamas says the attacks have killed more than 170 Palestinians. The

Republican George Santos has become only the sixth person in US history to be expelled from Congress

and a senior official in Ukraine has said two attacks

thousands of kilometers

inside Russia were carried out by Ukrainian security services.

Also in this podcast, the first woman to become a US Supreme Court justice has died.

I've always said that it's exciting and wonderful to be the first to do something,

but I didn't want to be the last.

We look back at Sandra Day O'Connor's life. Israel says its warplanes have attacked 200 targets in the Gaza Strip since the

collapse of the seven-day ceasefire on Friday morning. Hamas health officials say the renewed

bombardment has killed more than 170 people. Both sides have accused each other

of breaching the ceasefire deal. Speaking in Dubai, the US Secretary of State Anthony Blincken blamed

Hamas for the resumption of violence.

Hamas for the

Hamas for the cause came to an end. It committed an atrocious terrorist attack in Jerusalem,

killing three people, wounding others, including Americans. It began firing rockets before the

pause had ended, and as I said, it reneged on the commitments have made in terms of releasing certain

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