This is the Global News podcast from the BBC World Service.

I'm Valerie Sanderson, and in the early hours of Wednesday, the 11th of June, these are our

main stories. Britain, Norway, Australia, Canada and New Zealand have sanctioned two far-right

Israeli government ministers for their inflammatory comments on Gaza and the West Bank.

President Trump says the National Guard will remain in Los Angeles until there is no danger

as more troops and Marines arrive to quell immigration protests.

A vigil has been taking place in the Austrian city of Graz after 10 people were shot dead

in a school with the suspected perpetrator then killing himself.

Also in this podcast.

Our superiors would say torture them. Don't live them sleep at night. Put them in a grave if you want to.

Burry them alive if you want to.

We hear from President Assad's Syrian prison enforcers.

In our earlier podcast, we brought you news that Britain has sanctioned two far-right Israeli

government ministers for their inflammatory comments on Gaza and the West Bank.

Norway, Australia, Canada and New Zealand have also imposed sanctions on the security minister,

It's Mar Ben-Givir and the finance minister Bezalel Smotrich, who opposed the delivery of aid into Gaza and support the expansion of illegal settlements in the West Bank.

They're now a ban from entering the UK and will have any assets in the country frozen. The British foreign minister, David Lamy, explained why.

These two individuals have been inciting violence against Palestinian people for months. They have

been encouraging egregious abuses of human rights.

This has to stop. And the settler violence that we've seen in the West Bank particularly is

entirely unacceptable. Israel has called the decision outrageous. Yishaf Leisha has advised Mr. Ben Givir and gave

this response to the BBC's Ben Wright. My reaction is that it's a sad day for Western civilization

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