You're listening to the Global News Podcast from the BBC World Service.

Hello, I'm Oliver Conway.

This edition is published in the early hours of Wednesday the 29th of May.

Israel has denied killing more than 20 Palestinians in a camp in a so-called

safe zone in Gaza. A jury in New York has been hearing final arguments in Donald Trump's

hush money trial and an inquiry has opened in Kenya into alleged abuses by British soldiers.

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Days after an Israeli air strike on a camp on the edge of Raffer left dozens dead.

Israel has been accused of killing another 21 Palestinians, more than half of them women. Emergency services in Gaza said four tank shells hit a cluster of tents in

al-Mawasi, the supposed safe zone that the Israelis had told Palestinians to

move to to escape the fighting in Raffer. Israel has denied striking al-Mawasi. It has also

revealed its initial findings about the air strike which sparked the deadly fire

on Sunday night. Israeli military spokesman Daniel Hagari said the bombs they had

used to target two Hamas leaders were not powerful enough to cause the blaze on

their own. Our ammunition alone could not have ignited a fire of this size.

We are looking into all possibilities, including the option that weapons stored in a compound next to our target which we did not know of may have ignited as a result of the strike.

It should be noted, Hamas has been operating from this area since October 7th.

Well, for an idea of the devastation being caused in Gaza,

we heard from James Smith, a British doctor working with the NGO Cadus, currently based in El Moasi.

Until yesterday, we were still working at a trauma stabilization point in the west of Ruffa.

Overnight last night, the situation deteriorated so significantly that the staff that we work alongside and the

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