21 killed in Gaza building collapse. Rescue workers continue to search.

Full Episode
49:51

Palestinian civil defense crews carry a body from the rubble of a collapsed building that housed displaced Palestinians and was heavily damaged during the Israel-Hamas war, in Gaza City, Wednesday, Sept. 16, 2026.

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In Gaza today, rescue teams comb through rubble, searching desperately for survivors after a war-damaged building gave way. The death toll has climbed to at least 21, a Gaza Health Ministry official reports. Also, Israel’s prime minister has vowed to introduce a law stripping citizenship from those accused of defaming the nation’s army. And, in Nepal, flood survivors with disabilities struggle to find sign language interpreters, transportation, and even basic information. Plus, a Brazilian cellist who performs in conflict zones.

In This Episode

21 killed in Gaza building collapse. Rescue workers continue to search for the missing.
6:08
Woman eating in front of a blue tent marked "China Aid, For Shared Future
In Nepal’s flood, people with disabilities faced barriers, first in rescue and now in recovery
Special Coverage
7:06
Russian environmentalism has been given a surprise boost by war
8:09
Israeli documentary ‘Naza’ is pitting Israelis against each other
13:54
Brazilian cellist Diego Carneiro brings his music to conflict zones
3:40
Stories From The Stage: A mirror to the past in Colombia
7:02