Hello everyone and welcome to Ammanpur. Here's what's coming up.

A hundred percent of the population in Gaza is at severe levels of acute food insecurity.

The International Rescue Committee calls famine in Gaza a profound failure of humanity,

blaming it on Israel's blockade and bombardment.

I speak with IRC President David Milloban.

Meanwhile, Israeli settlers set their sights on Gaza, correspondent Clarissa Ward reports,

a call to return to the settlements of Gaza.

And the outspoken Israeli lawmaker with a different view.

And the vast majority don't want to know about it.

It's because it's very hard to see a villain when you look at the mirror.

Michelle Martin speaks with Knesset member, O'Fercase.

Plus, you're pregnant by a gay guy?

I'm, no, gay.

You've knocked up my gay sister?

I'm still gay. I just happen to get pregnant.

The award-winning comedy that's funny because it's true.

We look at the Persian version, the sweet and salty breakout hit of the Sundance Film Festival. Oh, Welcome to the program everyone. I'm Pristianaman Poor in London. Israeli military action continues to devastate the civilian population in Gaza.

A three-day siege at Al-Shifa Hospital is ongoing, though thousands of sheltering there. The IDF claims the site is being

used by Sidia Hamas terrorists and says it's killed 90 of them. The

bombardment is pushing Gaza towards a devastating humanitarian crisis.

A UN-backed organisation reports that half of Gaza,

which is more than a million people,

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