the, the, this is the, the, the news coming to line from bullet, israel's army analysis, a daily tactical pause in parts of southern gaza. the military says the policies will allow more age into the territory. but a groups say it's not enough in the face of the growing humanitarian prices also coming up well, leaders back ukraine's independence and territorial integrity of a some of the in switzerland. they also call for dialogue with russia who is nothing fired to the top, the

hello, i'm terry martin. thanks for joining us. and it's really, our official says that prime minister benjamin netanyahu has dissolved israel's war cabinet that's after administered many guns and this national unity party equipped the government on june 9th. the move comes as israel continues its military operations in the gaza strip. israel's army has said it would implement a daily tactical pause along the road in southern gaza to allow a delivery is through the key care i'm show on border crossing to praying among the ruins, palestinians. marchina sombre aid in garza where over 80 percent of the population is living in displacement. this family sheltering of the un school and con eunice says there's little left to celebrate and that's how

the people are just leaving the lice as well. they get to celebrate the, to sacrifice animals. she is, there is no eat. there are no signs of celebrations, no monstrous love to wake up and sleep, to the sound of strikes in the heart of the house of most of disrupting a relative calm and is really air strikes. hit the very cam, killing a number of people, including children, according to nearby hospital. what did this go do to unit on yahoo? a shame on you. on the is really side of the care. i'm shalom crossing with gaza. a trucks were spotted after israel announced a tactical pause in fighting near rafa to facilitate deliveries. the 11 hour pauses apply to 12 kilometers stretch. that's the main gateway for humanitarian aid

into the territory. the tactical pause announcement came a day after 8 is really soldiers were killed in a blast near the far southern city. israel's drew's minority held a funeral for one of them captain was the most moved. the preparations for each have become preparations to receive hundreds of people head, to offer condolences and prepare the funeral to what the latest fatalities. israel's military has recorded a total of $310.00 that since the beginning of the round defensive in october, while gauze, that's how most for on health ministry says more than $37000.00 palestinians have been killed. after 8 months of a devastating war, the tactical pause falls short of a complete ceasefire called for by the international community, including israel's closest ally the us. earlier we spoke with our

correspondent rebecca renters in jerusalem. i asked her about reports of a risk between is really israel's government in his military regarding there's tactical pauses. we heard this announcement early yesterday that this pause has tactical pulls along. this humanitarian brute would be coming into effect immediately. in fact, the message said that it was, had already come into effect and was already had already happened on sat today. so we know we, we weren't sure immediately whether or not this was coordinated with the government . but very shortly after this announcement was made, it was met with furious furious response from some members of the far right coalition, benjamin netanyahu. y'all, whose coalition that uh, there were, there are many follow right policies and particularly national security minister. it's my been via, he came out saying he was a made, this decision was a full and it was evil. the finance minister a bit. so those smart troops came out and said that they would undo all the good

work they've done against him. awesome. this would take away from the victories shortly afterwards, we heard reports of the from the prime minister's office to benjamin netanyahu was furious about this decision, and that he had not been potty to it's uh, the latest that i've been able to ascertain from the is ready middle tree is that they have maintained this statement and we suddenly heard from people on the crown, i witnessed report saying that yesterday was a relatively calm day in gauze during that that has been fewer strikes and a few a on the ground fighting list. so i should say, uh so you know, that we believe this states that it has been met. you know, that you didn't confirm with me that it was completely carried out and that it would continue. but they said that this statement that they stand by it and they maintaining it. so whether or not just how long it will last, we still don't know because as we've seen, the government is, is countering what the military are doing. and they sign on happy with it so it may well end. but at the moment it does appear to be ongoing. and i also spoke this

morning with shayna lo, communications advisor for the norwegian refugee council, which is active in gaza. i asked her whether these tactical pauses will help civilians. a terry, i think it's, it's important that they be able to actually reach the agencies once it enters gaza . but whether or not these tactical posits will allow us to be able to safely distribute aid to all people throat gaza is unclear and unlikely, considering that israel has been very clear that these tactics so called tactical pauses will only occur along that small cord. or what we need in order to really make an impact and start to meet the growing needs in regards of the continuously growing needs. and god is a complete ceasefire so that we can guarantee the safety and security of a workers and people coming to seek aid at distribution points. we need a scaling up massive scale. one of the amount of b that's coming in,

which is woefully inadequate. we've been conditioned at this point to be cheering on these tyner, cosmetic changes, and not, and, and, and forgetting to continue to push. but we need a much bigger things as these fire safety for humanitarian and the scaling up of aid. so you say that more of these arrangements need to be made elsewhere in the gaza strip. they shouldn't just apply to the area down and in the so how freely can aid workers move around the gaza strip at the moment? it's very, very difficult for a workers to move around the gaza strip and, and be assured of their safety the notification and coordination system deacon function system with israel is broken. sometimes it takes hours for us to get approval to move. and by the time that we've gotten approval, if it's too late in the day, either the place that we are going has been close it after dark, when our staff is not able to move. everything is just taking far too long. staff

members are getting delayed at check points. humanitarian agencies simply cannot function under the current circumstances to any us, any impactful degree. rich relief supplies are piling up at many border crossings. i understand how, how quickly can those supplies be brought to where they are needed most well, this tactical pass along this route will allow for us to be able to go and get some of the, the aide that has been typing up on the guards inside of the crossing, once we're able to receive that a and, and take account of what exactly it is that we've received. then we can start immediately going and distributing of the sites we've already over the last several weeks and been visiting new id p site sites for internally displaced. people assessing the needs of course, the everywhere. and garza, there is tremendous needs. so once we're able to access the data,

we will do our best to try and distribute it as quickly as possible. what about the kind of aid that is getting into gaza and should be getting into gaza? what kind of a it is most urgently needed in gaza right now. the most urgent need of course, is food and medicine. as we see that, that more than half of garza is on the brink of starvation, the famine is, is blooming is not already present in parts of garza. so we need food and medicine . but on top of that, with so many people displaced and israel announced it's, it's rough operation in may and started issuing at the so called evacuating orders, calling on people to leave. we have a huge need for shelter materials. people are sleeping and in times people are sleeping and make ship shelters with whatever salvage material, thinking fine, and many people are just simply sleeping on the streets because they have nowhere to sleep. and and so shelter, materials are essential loss of water, sanitation,

hygiene materials are needed because there's a sewage problem. there's a sanitation problem. basically everything is needed in guys had at this point. but of course, given the number of people suffering from fluid insecurity, we need to see a mass of scaling of, of food into gaza trans. thank you very much for talking with us. that was shane a lot of the norwegian refugee council speaking to us from jerusalem to sketch up on a few other stories making headlines around the world. today. south africa's former present jacob summa says, whose party will join and opposition alliance to take on the new government. the african national congress and democratic alliance struck a coalition deal last week. so i'm also about to challenge the results of last month's general elections, which he ledges were re surely in china have signed a number of agreements on trade, climate change and the economy. the deals come during a state visit to australia by chinese premier leech. y'all is the highest ranking

chinese official to travel to australia and 7 years following a period of frosty, bilateral relations commission is the most russian stage media says us journalist evan gasket, which is trial for spying, will start next week. the proceedings will reportedly not the public wall street journal reporter had been detained since march 2023. prosecutors accused him of working for the c. i a, an accusation denied by gas conventions, employer and the us government. russian police say they've killed at least 3 hostage takers out of jail near the city of it all stopped. the suspects with the legs links to as long as militants were in pre trial detention when they seized prison officials during an escape bid authority sent to prison. guards were rescued in the operation. some ac nations want the

territorial integrity of ukraine to be the basis of any agreement. and 2 years of war with russia. the call came after a 2 day summit on peace in switzerland to which russia was not invited. most goes allied, china did not attend either. well, then a dozen countries, including major non aligned nations, chose not to endorse the final declaration. is this with some, it was the 1st high level for them focused on a pathway to p as a 1st rather than the war effort. it was also an attempt by the west to involve of the countries in peace efforts based on international lo. this is not about why or left political ideas. this is not about northern or seldom countries. this is about respect of international lo and human rights, us foundational principles. before leaving together,

the consequences of the invasion go far beyond the confines of your. indeed, in many ways, africa has been the greatest victim of the confidence of the blockade of the black sea. i've had devastating impacts on our economy and i'll standards of living by the documents signed by 84 countries and other groups calls for concrete action on 3 major issues. this 3 challenges have been analyzed in detail and divorced based summit nuclear safety for the security and the release of prisoners as deportees, including thousands, thousands of children. abducted by rush went home, but delegates were clear about the summits limits. russia wasn't invited,

but days before the meeting, president vladimir putin laid out his own vision for peace. sees insisting on cub pitch elation he's insisting on seating ukrainian territory, even territory that to date does not, is not occupied by him. he's insisting on disarming ukraine, leaving it vulnerable to future aggression, as no country would ever accept these outrageous terms. the t nations did not induce the documents including freaks, members, india found the radio in south africa, and several countries accused west. the nations of absorbing a double standard with regards to other conflicts. we could not be talking about peace and here we joins old africa without mentioning all the money di, inside the jews, as the one taking place in that sense. international knowing that you're in charge or must be respected in every case. there was no consensus on how russia should be

brought to the negotiating table. but zalinski said he was already in tones with several nations about tasting a 2nd summit to continue to push for you crazy zuber ration. but a dozen countries did not sign the final communique. so did the, some of the chief, it's goal of bringing the world a step closer to ending the war. and ukraine. put the question to security and span sex per. it's roughly a lot of the european council on foreign relations to actually get the 1st step towards establishing a 2nd track towards ending the war. it was term is a, as a piece of it, what we saw play out over the weekend. it was a creation of 3 tracks focusing on afford security and nuclear security, and the really saw prisoners and, and the tvs. and this is something of an agenda that successes me things as i was

supposed to been all the signatories of the time community agreed to establish wild goose to make progress on these. and so hopefully this is a 1st step towards a more consolidated effort that will eventually involve other stakeholders as well . that so far to slip states from this process at the end of the so there's a declaration that the delegates were asked to sign. several influential countries refused to sign it. how significant is not and it is somewhat significant, but um, i wouldn't read it as a refusal off of the terms of the drawing community. all those countries have have different reasons. i think i'm to not sign on at this point. i'm some are dependent on russia for such a liar as for fossil fuels and other economic goods. some maintain close political relationships include things with the brakes format of us are hoping to maybe host

the next some of that could bring to the table. russian delegates as a law and they don't want to consult closed at that possibility by now scientists and isn't that crazy? but i think it is significant that those countries so chose to send representatives to the summit and that it is a success. what would need to happen? do you think to bring more countries on board with the principles laid out in the final declaration, particularly the restoration of ukraine's territorial integrity? or i think one of the factors that is discuss this, that i know it's difficult for, for any country to sign on to an agreement that criticizes a party to award. that seems to be in a good place to maybe with another sector as the west present selection data to see

a more significant maybe even in this 1st of the summit in switzerland, everyone was looking at the us presidential accidents. i'll come on what that means for us support to what to crate it. if that receives on the future, for example, trump administration then rush, i could continue gaining ground. can you crated and 2 countries, what people have done to, to uh, criticize that potential future. victor, in this, in this i'm going more money closer to the question. of course, the so called a real space is national order. we've heard from several so called global soft representatives in switzerland and that this is not only uh, imagination off the west. the western countries, but it is a foundation for how international mediation should be structured for the benefit of everyone. now russia seems to be planning on a long war and ukraine and hoping that support for ukraine will. well, peter, out,

you've suggested that the momentum right now is on rushes side is how you see it. it has been able to stabilize the front sign of the past couple of weeks. it is the us decision to supply an additional military age passed through congress. european countries have their support and significant ways as well and looking at the area or defense in particular, this progress to be expected. but as long as last he said, you print the position to reverse process case and that these restaurant with few incentives to come to any kind of the goals hitting table when it is a bendy on us presidential elections that might be turned on to come to the white house with friends, one must say to and toward 24 hours, assuming that this means for say how you create into giving a profile. thank you very much for talking with us today. that was roughly

a lot of the european council on foreign relations take a look at a few other stories. now at least 6 people have been killed and 30 are missing. after a land slide in ecuador, the disaster hit a mountainous area after heavy rain continued. heavy rainfall is hampering rescue efforts. us authorities of warren residents in the past of a large wildfire in california to prepare to evacuate at short notice. strong winds are pushing flames through mountains, north of los angeles, along the route of a major highway. within 1200 campers and hikers have already been brought to safety . officials in saudi arabia say at least 14 people have died during the annual hodge pilgrimage. many of the deaths were due to a heat stroke. several others are missing. some 1800000 pilgrims have converged on

macros, holy sites, and mid temperatures of 45 degrees celsius and above. or at least a people have been killed after 2 trains collided in eastern indies, westbank all states. dozens more were injured with the rescue efforts. still ongoing. officials said a cargo train rammed into one carrying passengers, causing several carriages to the rail. police in the german city of hamburg cab shots, a man close to where soccer fans were gathering ahead of the european championship match. officers opened fire after he brandished a hammer and a petrol bomb. please say the man is receiving medical care. as the man wielding a hammer and a molotov cocktail confronts police in hamburg, pepper spray doesn't deter the suspects. authority say he refused to put the

objects down. so they opened fire hitting him in the leg. no one else was wounded. it happened as fans gathered for a match in the european championships. police say the incident was not connected to the football tournament. yeah, big enough and also we are receiving that this is an isolated case, which means it's not football related. there's obviously no football connection with dealing with the loan perpetrator in this respect, so i don't see any danger to lower the impact on the much. the interior ministry says the federal police deployment is the largest in the forces history. the suspect has been identified as of 39 year old. german authorities are now working to determine his motive. you don't remember, i'm not going to make calls last for the european soccer championship itself.

sunday saw some 50000 dutch fans turn out in hamburg to support their team. and the 1st euro 2024 game decked out in their unmistakable national color. the so called orange army took over the streets of hamburg and the run up to the game with what looked like a pretty well rehearsed dance routine. the national squad was just as well rehearsed when they faced off against poland for their opening match. they beat the poles to one and sundays, other matches produce the so these other magic, please. the 1st surprise of the tournament, denmark, the semi finalists at the last year rose were held to a 11 draw by slovenia, a disappointment for the danes, but good news for group favorites, england. first half gold by jude billing was enough to give them a one bill victory over serve you now to set

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