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

Hello, I'm Oliver Conway. We're recording this at 13 hours GMT on Friday the 30th of May.

The UN says the entire population of Gaza is at risk of famine, even as Hamas downplays the chances of a ceasefire deal.

A BBC investigation finds the EU has spent more on Russian oil and gas than aid to Ukraine.

And we hear from Jewish students who could be caught up in President Trump's crackdown on Harvard University.

Also in the podcast.

Why plastic waste is filling the stomachs of birds in Australia.

When will the war in Gaza end?

Israel says it intends to keep fighting until Hamas is destroyed.

And the far-right minister, Itimar Ben-Gavir, says now is the time to use, quote, full force in the territory. The US has proposed

a ceasefire deal which it says Israel accepts. But Hamas says the plan doesn't include a permanent

end to the fighting. It also wants guaranteed aid deliveries. Today, the UN warned that the entire

population of Gaza is at risk of famine. The humanitarian chief Tom Fletcher says the world has a

responsibility to do more, as Fergal Keen reports.

The chaos and the pity.

The desperation that is the legacy when aid is blocked.

Today the UN's chief of humanitarian affairs, a former British diplomat,

told me Israel had forcibly starved Gaza.

Out loud, Israeli ministers have been saying that they want the population of Gaza to be relocated.

Is that ethnic cleansing?

It's the forced removal of a population.

Ethnic cleansing?

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