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Good evening and welcome to Navarra Live.

My name's Stephen Methan.

And tonight I'm joined by Helena, aka No Justice MTG.

Helena, we're both pulling the double shifts this week.

How are you finding it?

I mean, it's always, always a pleasure to spend my time with you, Stephen.

I'm looking forward to the show as always.

As am I.

And I think it's a good show tonight, actually. Coming up tonight, Canada has joined international calls to recognize Palestinian statehood, and Donald Trump isn't happy. Nurses in the UK plan to strike if their paid demands aren't met, and the new metric reveals that Kirstama is even less popular than we thought, if you can imagine it. Now, if you'd like to support our work,

you can sign up at navaramedia.com forward slash support. Let's go to that first story.

Israel's government claims to have allowed greater access of humanitarian aid into Gaza over the last

few days. They say they have instituted tactical pauses in military operations in three areas

and created what they've called

designated humanitarian corridors. But aid workers say those new measures have done nothing to stop

the starvation crisis spreading across Gaza as we speak. And while a small number of aid tracks

administered by the UN are now entering the strip, the distribution of food is inadequate, rushed, chaotic,

and deeply dangerous for aid workers and Palestinians alike. The United Nations Department

dealing with humanitarian emergencies, Oka, has released this footage, shot yesterday near the

Kerem-Shlam border crossing in southern Gaza. Stay away. Stay away.

It's kids. It's children.

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