Several tons of aid are being air dropped over Gaza from this aircraft and others like it. Carrying baby formula, food, and other vital supplies. Airdrops like this one are not the most effective means of delivering aid to a population.And they can be quite dangerous. In fact, in the hours after the airdrop took place, we learned that a 14-year-old boy, Muanid, was killed after being hit by an aid package from one of the planes that flew over Gaza. And he's not the first to have been killed in an airdrop ov ...

1 million people trapped in the war zone that is Gaza are facing yet another killer on top of bombs and bullets starvation. We're now witnessing a deadly surge in malnutrition related as as you know my starvation means starvation of a large proportion of a population and a large proportion of a population of Gaza is starving. I don't know what you would call it other than m starvation and it's man-made and that's very clear and this is because of blockade and I have said it in my statement more than 80 days ...

After months of a total blockade of Gaza by the Israeli government and increasingly dire exasperated warnings of starvation from humanitarian groups and aid groups, the Trump administration in partnership I think with the Israeli government has come up with this new way of delivering aid into Gaza just in the last say 6 weeks. So rather than Israel just lifting the blockade and letting groups like the UN and other NOS's that have delivered aid in Gaza for years, what's happened is the Trump administration b ...

months. Pipa Stevens is tracking all of that action. A lot of other commodities as well.Uh Pipa, that's right, David. So, oil is still up 6%, but as you said, well off the highs of the session after WTI at one point jumped 14% overnight, underlining the fact that so far no oil supply has actually been disrupted with several firms saying prices cannot sustain these levels unless barrels actually come off the market. The focus now turns to Iran's response since that is likely what will dictate oil's next move ...