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What humanitarian aid workers are doing in Gaza to help Palestinian civilians

The World

PRX

News, Lethaldissent

4.6943 Ratings

🗓️ 2 August 2024

⏱️ 50 minutes

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Summary

A UNICEF official talks about what humanitarian aid workers are doing in Gaza to help Palestinian civilians. Also, Vladimir Putin met released Russian prisoners on a red carpet at the airport on Thursday. We'll hear about Moscow's view of the historic prisoner exchange. And Thailand’s wildlife is fantastically diverse. Its elephants, primates and wild tigers are a source of national pride. But one native species that is not loved is the water monitor. It's a dog-sized creature with snakelike fangs and is widely despised by Thais. But one group of young people wants to convince society to start loving this four-legged creature. Also, our reporters serve up samples of the food and drink people enjoy across the globe, when weather heats up.

Transcript

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0:00.0

Children in the Gaza Strip face hunger and displacement. They have missed a whole year of school and now

0:12.3

skin diseases are spreading because of the lack of a hygiene due to lack of water.

0:18.0

I'm Carolyn Beeler coming up more on the situation for Palestinian kids in Gaza,

0:23.8

and the Russian dissidents released from Russian prisons

0:27.1

and allowed their freedom in the West.

0:29.7

Because the Russian government controls so much of the information environment in Russia today,

0:35.6

most Russians don't know who these people are.

0:39.3

Then highlights from this week at the Paris Olympics. France is really embracing their star swimmer

0:45.4

Leon Marsha on his first games.

0:48.0

He's won three gold medals so far.

0:50.4

And special dishes from around the globe to coal you down in the summer heat. That's today on the world.

0:59.0

This is the world. I'm Carolyn Beeler. Thank you for joining us today. People in much of the Middle East are

1:05.3

waiting anxiously for what comes next. After two assassinations this week of

1:10.4

leaders from Hamas and Hezbollah, Iran and its allies are promising revenge.

1:16.4

Israeli officials say they're ready for anything and the Biden administration says it will

1:20.4

help the Israelis defend themselves.

1:23.0

Meanwhile, the situation in the Gaza Strip is not getting better for Palestinian civilians,

1:28.7

especially the children.

1:30.5

Well, I have to say kids are just just tired what they want now is just a stop for

1:37.1

the violence around them what they're really eager and what I see is they just

1:40.8

want to be children again.

1:43.0

That's Salim Owais, a spokesperson with UNICEF,

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