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🗓️ 2 November 2023
⏱️ 29 minutes
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0:00.0 | BBC Sounds, Music, Radio, Podcasts |
0:06.0 | Today, as the Israel-Hamos conflict continues, our correspondent shares the story of one Irish |
0:12.4 | Palestinian family accidentally caught up in the humanitarian crisis in Gaza. |
0:19.5 | Difficult debates are taking place in Germany, after some pro-Palestinian demonstrations |
0:24.7 | were banned over concerns about anti-Semitism. |
0:29.0 | We hear the little-known story of Algerians deported by France to the Pacific Islands of New |
0:34.9 | Caledonia in the 19th century, and meet their present-day descendants. |
0:41.2 | And our correspondent explains the unlikely intellectual love affair between the conservative |
0:46.9 | British philosopher Roger Scruton and Hunterian Prime Minister Victor Orban. |
0:53.9 | Public pressure is growing on Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to secure the |
0:59.4 | release of more than 200 hostages held by Hamas in Gaza. As backroom negotiations continue |
1:06.4 | over the captives, Hamas has proposed freeing them in return for Palestinian prisoners in Israeli |
1:13.0 | jails. With Mr Netanyahu battling to restore a sense of security in his country, |
1:19.2 | after the 7th October attacks, Lucy Williamson has been talking to one man whose family was taken |
1:26.2 | captive from Kibbutz Bayeri. The clocks have gone back here in Israel. Gilad Corngold, |
1:34.1 | a man with much to fear, was dreading it. The seasons are changing, even as his family's life |
1:40.9 | remains frozen, waiting for the return of seven relatives, thought to be held hostage in Gaza |
1:47.2 | by Hamas. But that's not it. Gilad dreads the clock change because he dreads the darkness. |
1:54.5 | It's the darkness that brings the feelings, he says. It's the worst time. During the day, |
2:00.3 | everyone has jobs to do, but in the evening you sit and start thinking and missing people. |
2:06.5 | And when you think, all the bad things come. The nights are terrible. |
2:11.8 | The family has started a new ritual. Every evening at dusk, Gilad, his wife and his adult |
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