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

I'm Valerie Sanderson, and at 14 hours GMT on Thursday the 14th of November, these are our main stories.

Human Rights Watch says Israel's forced displacement of Palestinians in Gaza amounts to a war crime.

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in 25 years. Human Rights Watch has accused the Israeli authorities of being responsible for war crimes

and crimes against humanity in Gaza. The report comes as Israel pushes on with its military

campaign in northern Gaza. The New York-based rights group says this has created a new wave of forced displacement for hundreds of thousands of Palestinian civilians.

Nadia Hardman is a researcher at Human Rights Watch.

Senior officials in the Israeli government and the war cabinet have repeatedly declared their intent to forcibly displace the population.

From the early days of the war to over a year

later, with government ministers saying that the territory of Gaza will decrease. In the areas

where the military has raised, extended and cleared land for buffer zones and security corridors,

human rights which finds these actions of the Israeli authorities amount to ethnic cleansing.

For more on the report, I spoke to our Middle East analyst, Sebastian Asha.

What this new report by Human Rights Watch is focusing on are the evacuation orders

that the Israeli army has issued time and time again to people in Gaza.

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