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This is the Global News Podcast from the BBC World Service. I'm Nick Miles and in the early hours of Tuesday, the 14th of November,

these are our main stories.

Concerns are growing over hospitals in Gaza.

Dozens of premature babies are among those in danger.

Israel says Hamas is using the hospitals as cover for its command centers. Also in this podcast, Donald Trump's son returns to the witness stand in the family fraud trial,

and the book that's so difficult to understand it can take decades to read.

It's so dense at times that you want to take the time to suss it out, how it makes you feel.

What Joyce may or may not be probing or hoaking up. We'll reveal all later.

The World Health Organization says Gaza's biggest hospital, Al-Shifa, is fast becoming a cemetery

with bodies piling up inside and outside. The building has no power and there's fierce fighting all around.

Hamas health officials say there are now no functioning hospitals in Northern Gaza.

Our correspondent in Jerusalem, Nick Beek, sent this report, some of which you may find distressing.

There was Chaos at NASA Hospital near the city of Carnunice today, as stretches carrying

the injured from Israel's latest bombing raids were raced into the wards.

Doctors tried to examine the blood-soaked hand of a baby, while medics at the next bed cut away the clothes from another child and began urgent treatment.

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