Students celebrate graduation in Gaza

Palestinian graduates have endured what United Nations experts call “scholasticide,” as education infrastructure has been decimated by two years of relentless Israeli bombardment. Despite these hardships, thousands gathered to celebrate their high school graduation. 01:29 • Source: CNN 15 videos Palestinian graduates have endured what United Nations experts call “scholasticide,” as education infrastructure has been decimated by two years of relentless Israeli bombardment. Despite these hardships, thousands gathered to celebrate their high school graduation. 01:29 • Source: CNN Students celebrate graduation in Gaza 01:29 King Charles celebrated his 77th birthday in part by getting behind the wheel of one of the new tram-trains at South Wales Metro Train Depot in Wales. 00:28 • Source: CNN King Charles takes control of metro for 77th birthday 00:28 At least 89 Palestinian patients and their companions from Gaza undergoing treatment in Jerusalem are at risk of deportation by Israeli authorities, according to families and medical teams. Many of the sick patients were evacuated before the war in Gaza began two years ago, and some are now afraid to return to the battered enclave, where 94% of hospitals there have been damaged or destroyed, according to the WHO. Most have agreed to return, some are being sent against their will. The WHO told CNN that the organization had been asked by the Israeli military to facilitate the transfer of patients early next week. CNN Producer Abeer Salman reports on their cases. 02:15 • Source: CNN Israel to deport sick patients back to Gaza 02:15 Displaced Palestinians in Gaza woke up to inches of water flooding their tents, after heavy rainfall overnight left their shelters and belongings soaked with no way to dry them out. Officials in Gaza have received “hundreds of pleas for help,” with nonexistent resources to meet that need, according to the spokesperson for Gaza Civil Defense. According to the United Nations, more than 1.4 million people in Gaza are in need of emergency shelter items and more than 320,000 housing units have been damaged by Israeli military attacks. 01:17 • Source: CNN Heavy rainfall devastates displaced Palestinians in Gaza 01:17 Drone footage shows a massive fire caused by an explosion at a chemical plant in Ezeiza, Argentina. Local authorities are responding to the incident, officials said. Around 20 people were injured in the blast, according to the Federal Emergency Agency of Argentina. 00:21 • Source: CNN Explosion causes major fire at chemical plant in Argentina 00:21 In an interview with CNN’s Audie Cornish, former New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern discusses the need for humanity in politics. 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CNN’s Jomana Karadsheh explains why Iraqis are disillusioned with politics in the country. 01:47 • Source: CNN Why was turnout so low in Iraq's election? 01:47 Far-right and nationalist groups led a march through Warsaw on November 11 to mark Poland’s Independence Day. The annual event has turned violent in the past, but officials said this was among the most peaceful in years. 01:01 • Source: CNN Far-right march draws thousands in Poland 01:01 All 20 soldiers were killed after a Turkish military plane fell from the sky. The plane had taken off from Azerbaijan en route to Turkey. Investigations are taking place to determine the cause of the incident. 00:27 • Source: CNN Turkish military plane falls from sky 00:27 Video shows the moment the newly constructed Hongqi bridge partially collapsed in China on Tuesday. No deaths were reported, according to local authorities. 00:16 • Source: CNN Bridge partially collapses in China 00:16 See more videos