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There must be an open flow of supplies, whether it's commercial, whether it's humanitarian.

Before it's too late, babies are starving and they're dying of malnutrition.

Israel has allowed a sliver of aid into Gaza.

Will it be enough to help starving Palestinians?

It's May 20th, and this is here and now anytime from NPR and WBUR Boston.

I'm Kalyani Saxena. Today on the show, we'll learn all about a new device that helps measure how much infants drink during breastfeeding in real time.

Pretty handy for parents, right?

One of the main priorities we had when creating this device was something that was obviously

safe, but something that was also unobstructive and comfortable to wear during breastfeeding.

And?

There are beautiful jewelry designers, you know, bespoke tailors, you know, like the people that

make the pillows for the Pope.

I mean, it's all ridiculous, but hopefully it's all in ridiculous fun.

We'll peel back the pages of Kevin Kwan's 2024 novel Lies and Weddings.

The glittering story features a wealthy air, a forbidden love affair, and more than enough scandal to tantalize.

But first, to Gaza, where Israel has said it is allowing in humanitarian aid, after 11 weeks

of blockading food and medical supplies.

There's more than 2 million Palestinians trapped inside the war zone.

Now, global experts have warned that a famine is imminent in Gaza, and while a handful of United Nations trucks have been allowed in so far, the U.N. says it's only, quote, a drop in the ocean of what is needed.

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