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Hello and welcome to News Hour from the BBC World Service.
I'm Celia Hatton and I'm coming to you live from London.
Lots of news to bring you in this program from American nuclear submarines possibly heading to new locations to the global impact of the Trump administration tariffs.
But let's start this edition of NewsHour in the Middle East.
The U.S. envoy Steve Witkoff visited Gaza today.
It was his first visit to the controversial aid distribution sites operating there,
sites that are being run by the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation,
or GHF, that's backed by the Trump administration and the Israeli government.
Mr. Witkoff's visit follows near-daily reports of deadly shootings at GHF points.
The UN reports at least 659 Palestinians have been killed in the vicinity of the site
since they opened,
although that's a figure the GHF rejects.