Courts previous orders. Detailing inter alia. South africa then rushed to submit another request for provisional measures, its forth, for fear that hamass last significant stronghold would fall. Hamas itself has repeatedly rejected every offer for a ceasefire. On the 25th of april 2024, 18 states called upon hamas to release immediately the hostages still being held in gaza. They said, and i quote, we emphasise that the deal on the table to release the hostages would bring an immediate and prolonged ceasefire in gaza that would facilitate a surge of additional necessary humanitarian assistance to be delivered throughout gaza and lead to the credible end of hostilities. Wattle days ago, on the 13th Of May 2020 for the United States National Security adviser noted in the same vein that, and i quote, there could be a ceasefire tomorrow if hamas simply released women, wounded and elderly hostages. Israel put a forward leaning proposal on the table. The world should be calling on hamas to c
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
More to provide sustained humanitarian access and says its deeply concerned about reports of imminent famine. Officials have called for the Rafah Crossing to be reopened as soon as possible. Egypt stopped allowing in supplies after israel seized control of the gaza side. The two countries have blamed each other for its continued closure. Speaking at a news conference, the White House Press secretary, karine jean pierre, said more needed to be done. The Facts On The Ground tell us, we dont have to be scientist to see the consequences of the removal of food. Also, forfamine, particularly the removal of medical care and nutrition care, which is the precursor to. Nutrition care, which is the precursorto. Famine nutrition care, which is the precursor to. Famine kills through disease, as well as hunger. Benjamin Netanyahu Benjamin neta nyahu was Benjamin Netanyahu was speaking to troops and he was shown flying over the gaza strip with military officers. He made comments after a very public s
had before, so upset in the classroom, not wanting to take part in social activities. we had some children not wanting to come into school, fearing the start of a day. the start of a new term has always been difficult since the pandemic. a key part of the government s education recovery plan is the national tutoring programme, which promised subsidised one to one support and additional tutors to help with lost learning. as well as not being able to get tutors, this head says it s become too costly and complicated. this year they re only going to allow us to have 50% funding, and our budgets have dropped so dramatically we can t afford that. these year six pupils havejust done their sats exams, and say teachers here have worked hard on helping them stay positive and resilient. they re really supportive abouti stuff that we don t understand. and when we got back to school, they always helped us with - different stuff that - we were confused about and didn t have that much
costly and complicated. this year they re only going to allow us to have 50% funding, and our budgets have dropped so dramatically we can t afford that. these year six pupils havejust done their sats exams, and say teachers here have worked hard on helping them stay positive and resilient. they re really supportive aboutj stuff that we don t understand. and when we got back to school, they always helped us with - different stuff that - we were confused about and didn t have that much help over covid. - today, a committee of mps are calling for a more targeted approach from the government to help the most disadvantaged children. we re really concerned that the progress made in closing the gap between disadvantaged and advantaged pupils before covid, is going to take ten years to get back to now after covid. that s just too slow. the department for education says it s conscious of the effect the pandemic has had on pupils, and has made £5 billion available for education recovery. for th