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Good evening and welcome to Navarra Live. I'm Ash Sarka filling in for Michael Walker, who

don't worry is alive and well. He just owes me money and will be locked into a cupboard until

it's forthcoming. With me tonight, co-hosting is Helena, aka No Justice MTG. Helena, how's it

going?

I'll make sure I never take out a credit account with Ash Sarker Industries,

but outside of jesting, it's absolutely a pleasure to be joining you tonight.

Tonight we will be talking about the Maccabee Tel Aviv fans who will want to visit Aston Villa.

We'll be talking about the latest with

Prince Andrew and his friendship with Jeffrey Epstein, and is Uber heralding a future of infinite work?

Stay tuned for all of that.

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Let's go to our first story.

Israel resumed its intense bombardment of Gaza on Sunday, killing dozens of Palestinians in a clear violation of its ceasefire agreement with Hamas. The IDF has now killed at least 99 people and wounded 230 in the 10 days since the

start of the US broken truce, which it is accused of violating at least 80 times. In one of those

incidents, an Israeli tank fired on a bus in Gaza city, killing 11 members of the same family, including seven

children. A relative of the victims described the aftermath of the attack to Al Jazeera.

For those listening on the podcast, the relative was saying, quote, They are torn to pieces.

I don't know if I'm saying goodbye to my son or my daughter, my son's children or my daughter's children.

Israel claims that it was Hamas who violated the ceasefire, including with an attack in

Rafa that killed two IDF soldiers. But Dropsite news journalist Ryan Grimm said he had confirmed

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