NPR Politics Podcast

And we'll use all the patience we can and get you the best information we can. NPR's Deepa Shivaram and Daniel Kurtzleben, thanks to you both.

Hope you get some rest. And let's go overseas now to hear the sound of a rescue from the rubble.

Hope you get some rest. And let's go overseas now to hear the sound of a rescue from the rubble.

Hope you get some rest. And let's go overseas now to hear the sound of a rescue from the rubble.

One of the latest moves in that war comes from Israel, which says it will stop cooperating with the United Nations Agency. NPR's international correspondent, Aya Petraoui, is with us. Aya, good morning.

One of the latest moves in that war comes from Israel, which says it will stop cooperating with the United Nations Agency. NPR's international correspondent, Aya Petraoui, is with us. Aya, good morning.

One of the latest moves in that war comes from Israel, which says it will stop cooperating with the United Nations Agency. NPR's international correspondent, Aya Petraoui, is with us. Aya, good morning.

Why does Israel say it'll stop working with the U.N. Relief Agency?

Why does Israel say it'll stop working with the U.N. Relief Agency?

Why does Israel say it'll stop working with the U.N. Relief Agency?

I'm trying to understand what this Israeli move means on the ground for people in Gaza.

I'm trying to understand what this Israeli move means on the ground for people in Gaza.

I'm trying to understand what this Israeli move means on the ground for people in Gaza.

I want to come back to that image we began with, the image of a little girl being pulled from the rubble. A bit of good news, regardless of what side you're on in this war, humanitarian news. Are rescue workers able to operate that way all across Gaza?

I want to come back to that image we began with, the image of a little girl being pulled from the rubble. A bit of good news, regardless of what side you're on in this war, humanitarian news. Are rescue workers able to operate that way all across Gaza?

I want to come back to that image we began with, the image of a little girl being pulled from the rubble. A bit of good news, regardless of what side you're on in this war, humanitarian news. Are rescue workers able to operate that way all across Gaza?

NPR's Aya Batraoui, thanks so much.

NPR's Aya Batraoui, thanks so much.

NPR's Aya Batraoui, thanks so much.

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