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Netanyahu insists on pressing on with his military campaign in Gaza, as British Foreign Secretary David Cameron calls for maritime aid corridor.

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00:00 Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has vowed to finish the job in Rafa.
00:07 Speaking at a pro-Israeli conference in Washington, he added that Israel would take steps to secure
00:13 the safety of civilians.
00:16 Netanyahu faces increasing international pressure from world leaders who are starting to criticize
00:21 his military campaign in Gaza.
00:25 Meanwhile strikes across Gaza killed at least 10 people overnight, according to local Wafa
00:31 news agency.
00:35 About a quarter of Gaza's population is currently on the brink of starvation.
00:44 British Foreign Secretary David Cameron said that the United Kingdom was doing what it
00:49 could to bring aid into Gaza.
00:52 He called on Israel to open the port of Ashdod to allow a maritime corridor of aid into Gaza.
00:59 The US Air Force have also announced another airdrop of aid into Gaza, including 16 bundles
01:04 of food.
01:07 The UN have said Gaza is in desperate need of aid and have called on Israel to allow
01:11 UN workers visas in order to distribute supplies.
01:15 (whooshing)

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