Hello everyone and welcome to Amantor. Here's what's coming up. As

rockets and missiles are exchanged across the Middle East we get the latest from

our reporters on the ground in Lebanon and Israel.

Then Hong Kong media tycoon Jimmy Lye faces a life sentence for violating Beijing's national

security law.

Trishon discusses the case with his son and one of the people heading up his defense.

Also ahead, the reality on Ukraine's front lines.

My conversation with Ukrainian journalist and author

Yadislav Tefima.

And why we need to ditch our doom and gloom approach

to the climate crisis?

Kari Sreina Vossen talks to data scientists Hannah Ritchie. Hari Sri

Serena Boston talks to data scientist Hannah Ritchie. Welcome to the program everyone. I'm Bianna Goldrigge in New York sitting in for

Christian Ammanpur. I'm actually in London I keep saying New York. Coming up

this hour a political storm is brewing within Israel as politicians past and present

called for elections amid the country's war in Gaza. War cabinet member Gotti

Isencots saying the public has lost trust in the country's government, while former Prime Minister

Ayhud Barach points the finger at current leader Benjamin Netanyahu, saying under his leadership

the war could, quote, become an existential threat to Israel.

All this is fears continue to grow

of a wider war in the Middle East.

So what could happen next?

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