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As US tries to shore up the ceasefire in Gaza, humanitarian groups warn of continuing disruption in aid supplies.
Prominent Israeli writer, David Grossman, gives us a rare interview - with a bleak assessment of the land his country has become.
Also in the programme: Japan has its first female prime minister, but what does the change tell us about the place of women in Japan; and the former French president Nicolas Sarkozy begins a five year prison sentence.
(Photo shows a member of the Palestinian Civil Defense walking next to a fire truck surrounded by destroyed buildings in Gaza City on 20 October 2025. Credit: Ebrahim Hajja/Reutersj
By BBC World Service4.2
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As US tries to shore up the ceasefire in Gaza, humanitarian groups warn of continuing disruption in aid supplies.
Prominent Israeli writer, David Grossman, gives us a rare interview - with a bleak assessment of the land his country has become.
Also in the programme: Japan has its first female prime minister, but what does the change tell us about the place of women in Japan; and the former French president Nicolas Sarkozy begins a five year prison sentence.
(Photo shows a member of the Palestinian Civil Defense walking next to a fire truck surrounded by destroyed buildings in Gaza City on 20 October 2025. Credit: Ebrahim Hajja/Reutersj

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