Israeli report on deaths of aid workers

Israel's military has released the first findings of its investigation into the killing of seven aid workers in Gaza on Monday. The aid agency involved has described the findings as cold comfort. We hear from our Middle East bureau chief Jo Floto who attended a late night briefing by the Israeli military. We also hear from a resident in Gaza and talk about the situation there after Israel said it is opening two aid routes into Gaza.

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Presenter: James Reynolds.

(Photo: Handout illustration issued by the Israeli Defence Force showing the area in which the World Central Kitchen humanitarian operation was in the Gaza Strip, taken from their investigation into the incident on Monday, when seven aid workers were killed. Credit: Israeli Defence Force/PA Wire)