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I'm Valerie Sanderson, and in the early hours of Monday the 30th of June, these are our main stories.

The Israeli Prime Minister says the recent fighting with Iran has opened up opportunities

to free the remaining hostages being held in Gaza.

Iran says it won't enter renewed talks about its

nuclear program without a US guarantee not to carry out further attacks during any negotiations.

Brazil's former far-right president, Jayao Bolsonaro, has told supporters that those convicted of

writing in the capital two years ago should be given an amnesty.

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We begin in the Gaza Strip.

Where Palestinians across a large proportion of northern Gaza and Gaza City have been told to leave

and head south to the coastal area of Almwasi for their safety. It comes as the Israeli

military issued a new evacuation order across several neighbourhoods in the north of the territory,

warning of an escalation in military operations there.

Meanwhile, the Prime Minister Benimin Netanyahu has suggested the country's operation

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