This message comes from MintMobile.

MintMobile took what's wrong with wireless and made it right.

They offer premium wireless plans for less,

and all plans include high-speed data, unlimited talk and text, and nationwide coverage.

See for yourself at mintmobile.com slash switch.

Live from NPR News in Washington, I'm Jack Spear. It's been a month of the Israeli blockade on Gaza,

marking of the longest siege of the territory since the war began. No food, fuel, medical supplies,

or any goods have been allowed into the enclave. NPR's Iatrower reports bakeries across the territory of closed.

The World Food Program says all of its 25 bakeries in Gaza have shut down because they've run out

of flour and fuel as a result of Israel's blockade. The UN Food Agency tells NPR it's also

distributing its final food parcels to the neediest families and only has food supplies to last

two more weeks to support charity

kitchens that provide many with their only meal of the day.

Israel's military says there's plenty of food in Gaza.

The government says the blockade is to pressure Hamas.

Mona Dehiz, a mother standing outside one of the shuttered bakeries in Gaza, tells NPR

she's searching for food

to feed her three daughters. Her youngest is underweight. Dehle says she can't afford the price of a

large sack of flour, which has soared to $80. Ayyabotrawi, NPR News Dubai, with reporting by

Anna's Baba in Gaza City. On the eve of the imposition of more tariffs by the Trump administration, the

president and his administration are not saying exactly what the broad reciprocal levies

will look like. The president is expected to have more to say about that tomorrow, an event in the

...