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Newshour: 14/06/2024 13:06 GMT: Unicef: Situation for children getting worse in Israel-Gaza war

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UNICEF: Situation for children getting worse in Israel-Gaza war

14/06/2024 13:06 GMT

14/06/2024 13:06 GMT: Unicef: Situation for children getting worse in Israel-Gaza war

Unicef: Situation for children getting worse in Israel-Gaza war

BBC World Service - Newshour, Unicef: Situation for children getting worse in Israel-Gaza war

Rafah residents says there has been heavy fighting in western areas of the city

Rafah residents says there has been heavy fighting in western areas of the city.

Residents of Rafah say western areas of the overcrowded city have come under heavy fire, over the past 24 hours, with Israeli helicopter missions and street battles. We hear from a spokesman from the UN's agency for children. 

Also in the programme: South Africa is on course for a historic coalition government after the centre right Democratic Alliance announced it would join the African National Congress; and researchers say Pacific grey whales are rapidly getting smaller.

(Photo: Girls walk while carrying a container as Palestinians flee Rafah following heavy fighting, 13 June 2024. Credit: Hatem Khaled/Reuters)

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