boeing credited a south carolina worker who saw something they felt was wrong on the production line and came forward and reported it. cutting corners at work is something that many of us may have been guilty of at various times in our lives. but given the frequency with which quality control issues keep coming up at boeing, the airline has a long way to go to regain the trust of the flying public, its customers, the airlines, as well as lawmakers. you can find more of our coverage and analysis of boeing on the bbc website, bbc.com/news. over the past few months, as israel s war in gaza has intensified, we ve seen consumers boycotting brands with perceived links to israel. major fast food chains like mcdonald s and kfc have been on the receiving end of these boycotts, with the most pronounced impact felt in the middle east, where a number of mcdonald s more recently, protestors at universities across the us have called for divestment from companies linked to israel, like goog
the israeli army dropped thousands of leaflets over the city informing the palestianians the idf would soon be expanding its operation against what it says are terrorist operations in the eastern parts of the city. around 100,000 people were warned they would need to relocate to al mawasi, an expanded safe zone, as they described it, east of khan younis. but then hours later, hamas announced, that the ceasefire had now been revived and accepted. outside the al aqsa hospital in gaza there were celebrations at the news. but israel did not react warmly to the deal. prime minister netanyahu said it did not meet israel s demands and they will continue their operation in rafah, in southern gaza. five people have been reportedly killed in israeli air strikes on rafah. 0ur security correspondent, frank gardner, who s injerusalem, says that even though israel hasn t agreed to the deal, the proposal has had some effect. they have at least agreed to do with they did not do it the weeken