Gazans obtain food, fuel thanks to temporary cease-fire

STORY: Gazans obtain food, fuel thanks to temporary cease-fire SHOOTING TIME: Nov. 26, 2023 DATELINE: Nov. 28, 2023 LENGTH: 00:02:33 LOCATION: Gaza CATEGORY: POLITICS SHOTLIST: 1. various of the aid trucks 2. SOUNDBITE 1 (Arabic): MOHAMED ABU MOSABEH, Spokesman for the Palestinian Red Crescent in the Gaza Strip 3. SOUNDBITE 2 (Arabic): Fisherman in Gaza 4. various of the destroyed boats STORYLINE: A temporary cease-fire between Israel and Hamas has allowed more aid to flow into the Gaza Strip. Based on the truce agreement, Hamas will free some hostages in exchange for some Palestinian prisoners held in Israel, while Israel will allow more aid trucks loaded with food, fuel, and cooking gas to enter the war-ridden enclave. SOUNDBITE 1 (Arabic): MOHAMED ABU MOSABEH, Spokesman for the Palestinian Red Crescent in the Gaza Strip "As of Saturday, there had been 59 trucks loaded with humanitarian aid entering Gaza, including medical supplies, infant formula, and drinking water, for the people of Gaza, especial

'World's No. 1' coffee to be offered in Japan

'World's No. 1' coffee to be offered in Japan

MITO, Japan - This Nov. 25, 2009 photo shows Panama's Esmeralda Especial coffee beans, said to be the world's most expensive coffee, which Japanese cafe chain operator Saza Coffee Co., based in Ibaraki Prefecture, plans to offer for 1,200 yen per cup starting Dec. 2. Saza, which has paid $117.50 per pound for the coffee, 100 times the cost of average coffee beans, became the first company in Japan to buy the high-quality beans through an auction.

'World's No. 1' coffee to be offered in Japan

'World's No. 1' coffee to be offered in Japan

MITO, Japan - This Nov. 25, 2009 photo shows Panama's Esmeralda Especial coffee beans, said to be the world's most expensive coffee, which Japanese cafe chain operator Saza Coffee Co., based in Ibaraki Prefecture, plans to offer for 1,200 yen per cup starting Dec. 2. Saza, which has paid $117.50 per pound for the coffee, 100 times the cost of average coffee beans, became the first company in Japan to buy the high-quality beans through an auction. (Kyodo)