Up First from NPR North Gaza Aid, VP Harris Courts Black Voters, Zillow Climate Score
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Oct 15, 2024 Daniel Estrin, NPR's seasoned correspondent focused on North Gaza, dives into the escalating humanitarian crisis amid new Israeli military actions, revealing harrowing conditions faced by civilians. He highlights the urgent need for aid as famine looms. Additionally, the discussion shifts to Vice President Kamala Harris's strategic efforts to win back Black male voters, promoting economic initiatives and engagement tactics. Lastly, a fresh Zillow feature that alerts homebuyers to climate risks adds an intriguing twist to housing decisions.
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Catastrophe in North Gaza
- In North Gaza, residents report artillery fire, drone attacks, and tanks in the streets.
- Hundreds have been killed, including children, and food deliveries have been blocked for two weeks.
Flee or Starve Proposal
- While not official policy, a proposal suggests pressuring Hamas by cutting off food and water to North Gaza.
- This unofficial "flee or starve" plan has raised international concern.
Shifting Support
- Black men show less enthusiasm for Kamala Harris than they did for Biden or Obama.
- This shift, even if small, could impact swing states, causing concern for Democrats.