This is the Global News podcast from the BBC World Service.

I'm Jeanette Jalil and at 13 hours GMT on Monday the 21st of July, these are our main stories.

Israeli forces launch a ground and air assault on a city in central Gaza after a weekend

in which more than a hundred people seeking aid were reported killed.

An Air Force training jet crashes into a school in Bangladesh,

killing at least 19 people, most of them children, and injuring dozens more.

A concert due to be conducted in Italy by a friend of Russia's President Putin

has been cancelled after an outcry.

Also in this podcast, Kami the Camel in Pakistan learns to walk again after being fitted with an artificial leg.

I started weeping when I saw her walking with the prosthetic leg.

It was a dream come true. Everyone here is happy now.

We start this podcast in Gaza where the situation grows ever more horrific. After a weekend in

which more than a hundred Palestinians are reportedly killed while waiting for food,

Israeli soldiers are carrying out a ground and air assault in the city of Der Albala in central Gaza.

It's packed with thousands of displaced people and has critical infrastructure, including a desalination plant.

Several casualties have been reported, but international journalists are barred from reporting freely from Gaza, so we have to

rely on figures from the Hamas-run Health Ministry. It says that as Gaza faces famine-like conditions,

at least 19 Palestinians, some of them children, have died from hunger over the past day.

Dr. Samad Tamimi is a British Pakistani surgeon working at NASA Hospital in southern Gaza.

Just to warn you, what he says is deeply distressing.

The lucky ones get killed immediately.

The unlucky one get horrendous injuries and burns, including children women babies another day another failure

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