Hamas claims leadership survived Israeli attack in Doha

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  This is the Global News Podcast from the BBC World Service.

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  I'm Celia Hatton, and in the early hours of Wednesday,

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  the 10th of September, these are our main stories.

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  Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said he ordered the strike on Hamas leaders in Qatar's capital,

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  Doha.

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  But Hamas claims its leadership team survived.

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  The International Criminal Court has opened its war crimes case against Joseph Konya,

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  the leader of the notorious Lord's Resistance Army in Uganda.

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  Also in this podcast, the Earth's poles are melting and melting fast.

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  And for some researchers, desperate times call for desperate measures.

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  But now polar scientists are warning that new controversial approaches to fighting climate change in the Arctic and Antarctic are dangerous and unlikely to work.

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  We begin in Doha, the capital of the Gulf state of Qatar,

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  where explosions were heard on the ground on Tuesday.

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  Sharmy, a Philippine woman, was close to the building in Doha targeted by Israel.

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  I was in my room and then I heard a loud bang three times before I go outside.

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  And then I go outside.

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  So a lot of birds on the sky coming from the other side.

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  I wasn't really nervous.

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  I locked the door because I'm alone.

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  So I locked everything because I'm scared.

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