[indistinct] [bleep]! kayleigh: no one except maybe opec because they just did. saudi led oil cartel announced it is slashing production by 2 million barrels a day. the move is expected to push our rising gas prices even higher. it is also a slap in the face to the president and his team because they have been spending months and months trying to stop this spirit the president even visited saudi arabia last july. you remember, it is that video of victoria s fist bump between the saudi prince. that opec removes the failure of the fist pump to diplomacy and simply doesn t work. americans, well, if you will pay the price. you know what, it is amazing to me, tammy. i saw this yesterday the announcement of the cuts from opec. fist bump foreign policy diplomacy simply doesn t work. then came the headlines, which were in canada delete accurate and usually they bury the truth of the biden administration cnbc, white house lobby fails to prevent opec plus cuts appear td national re
hello and a very warm welcome to bbc news, i mark lowen live from southern israel overlooking gaza, where the united nations says a lack of fuel means aid cannot be brought into the gaza strip from egypt. the relief agency for palestinian says they are almost begging for fuel and should never have been put into that situation. the un says an urgent shipment of fuel is needed, as is the resumption of the telecommunications network. also in gaza, the israeli military raided the strip s largest hospital al shifa this week, but prime minister benjamin netanyahu told cbs news there was no gunfight at the hospital because hamas leaders had left shortly before the israeli army had arrived. israel says there is a hamas command centre at the site, but hasn t yet provided conclusive evidence. mr netanyahu also said hostages could have been moved from the hospital. violence, too, in the occupied west bank, the other part of the palestinian territories not controlled by hamas. the israel
concerned about this and ensuring that we have a credible plan to ensure that where there are policies and humanitarian aid can get in, they become longer so more it can get in. they are a stepping stone to a cessation to the fighting which is going to be needed and also a stepping stone to a political pathway to the two state solution. that is what i m focused on. i think across the country most people would say that is the right focus and the sooneras say that is the right focus and the sooner as we can get as many people focused on that, making a difference on the ground, then the better. in on the ground, then the better. in terms of that, are you concerned she might lose more front bench people to this issue. this might lose more front bench people to this issue- to this issue. this isn t a question ofthe to this issue. this isn t a question of the management to this issue. this isn t a question of the management of to this issue. this isn t a question of the manage
the largest camp for migrants in northern france. unacceptable. for many of them, this will be their only meal of the day. the hours drag here. every day they wait, hoping for good hello and welcome to bbc news, i m mark lowen. weather so they can cross the israeli prime minister says hamas leaders left gaza s largest the english channel. hospital shortly before the army raided it. and how will you get to the uk? by boat. the operation continues inside. nothing anything else. we don t have any other way. meanwhile, israel s prime minister is said that hamas s leaders left we all know about the danger risk. we know about everything before the israeli troops arrived. but we must go there. everyone here told us there s no way that the threat of being sent speaking to cbs news, to rwanda is going to stop them. benjamin netanyahu said there was no gunfight at al shifa because hamas had already fled. the living conditions in camps israel insists there s like these are so grim a h
to a lack of fuel as israel continues its military operation there. communications are also down for a second day in the enclave. the un s biggest agency in gaza says it is no longer able to bring in and distribute aid. as of this morning, no aid has come in as of this morning and this is due to the lack of fuel. so if we get in a shipment of fuel, yes, we will be able to go up to the border and pick up those trucks of much needed supplies. but we need fuel for that. live now to geneva to speak to dr margaret harris, a spokesperson for the world heath organization. the un is telling us they are begging for fuel right now. can you explain what happens in a hospital when there is no fuel or power? fix, when there is no fuel or power? hospital then is really reduced to a first aid station if you have no power. all you can do a google is look at what the problem is and try to pat somebody up, but you can t do surgery, you can t do any of the life saving things because you won t