Welcome to bbc new, three hours a fast moving news, interviews, and reaction. We start in gaza, where the first shipment of humanitarian aid to be sent into the territory via a floating pier has been brought ashore in the last few hours. The uk, which has helped the us to build and operate the pier, says this shipment is expected to provide enough provisions to feed 11,000 people for a month. The structure opens up a new route to get food, shelter and other supplies to around 2. 2 million palestinians inside gaza, but thereve been warnings that the pier is only temporary, and appeals for israel to do more to secure routes to get aid into gaza via land. Israels bombardment of gaza has continued, this the scene at Nuseirat Camp In Central Gaza after a strike earlier today. Meanwhile at the uns top court the International Court ofjustice in the hague lawyers acting for israel have been responding to south africas call for an end to Israeli Military action in rafah and across gaza. Well be
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them out with evacuation, with military assets, with provisional food and water along the contact lines and the villages and then came back into that building, into that parliamentary building and is sang their heart out and sang to the ukraine■ç yaibs ukrainia, those very meaningful words that we will lay down our souls and our bodies for ukraine, and we really mean it. rachel: that s very clear. lesia, thank you for joining us and for sharing that powerful moment with us. thank you. thank you. rachel: more fox & friends of after this break. if this isn t just freight. these aren t just shipments. they re promises.