Hello everyone and welcome to Amantu. Here's what's coming up. Israel says its

troops are at the heart of Gaza City while calls for a humanitarian ceasefire grow louder.

David Millaban, head of the International Rescue Committee,

and former British Foreign Secretary tells me about trying to help civilians undeceived.

Then, how much influence does President Biden really have even

over the closest allies? I ask former U.S. Ambassador to Israel Daniel Kurtzer. Plus, decisive wins for Democrats despite those Biden polls.

New York Times reporter, Astead Herndon, speaks with Harry Sri Wri Swilovasan about last night's election results. Welcome to the program everyone. I'm Christina Manpur in London. As Israel

says its troops have entered Gaza City, the humanitarian crisis is stark.

Bacries in North Gaza are closed according to the UN.

Hospitals are nearly out of fuel,

says the Palestine Red Crescent.

Over 4,300 children have been killed,

according to the Palestinian Health Ministry in Ramallah.

So Gaza is at a breaking point.

The UN insists more A-B delivered into the besieged enclave,

including fuel which is currently banned by Israel.

The Secretary General today called for an unconditional release of all the hostages held by Hamas,

but also pleaded for Palestinian civilians to be seen as separate from Hamas.

This in nothing, in nothing should reduce our total rejection for the horrible things that Amaz did the 7th of October.

But we need to distinguish.

Amaz is one thing, the Palestinian people is another.

If we don't make that distinction,

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