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It is still necessary to complete the defeat of the enemy in Gaza.

Netanyahu considers a total takeover of Gaza, but is the tide of public opinion turning in Israel.

Then...

The people that survived out are our most precious witnesses

for the most horrific thing that I can imagine, and I can imagine a lot.

80 years since America dropped the atom bomb first on Hiroshima and then on Nagasaki,

the acclaimed director James Cameron, and the former Energy Secretary Ernest Moniz,

tell me why it is vital to remember and to raise awareness.

Also ahead.

If you have no justice and you only have enforcement, you no longer have a democracy,

you have an authoritarian state.

Is yet another vital pillar of democracy under threat?

Two U.S. immigration judges sound the alarm

after being summarily dismissed by the Trump administration.

The United States Welcome to the program, everyone, I'm Christiana Manpur in London.

80 years ago today, America dropped the atomic bombs on Hiroshima and then on Nagasaki,

and the whole world was changed forever. Back in 2015, one survivor Miyaki Nobuo told this program

about the moment he saw a huge white flash.

At that moment there was a huge bang, a blast from above and I was knocked to the ground.

I'd been directly hit by the bomb and I thought that was the end of me.

But I was still conscious conscious I opened my eyes

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