Tonight on PBS

PBS News Weekend, National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan sits down with Nick

Schifrin to talk about the wars in Ukraine and Gaza.

Then the conservative legal challenge to what Illinois City's groundbreaking

reparations program.

And graphic novelist Reyna Telgemire whose books try to reassure anxious

adolescents that they're not alone. I'm just trying to write for my own

inner nine-year-olds and to kind of reassure her that she's going to get through a

stressful experience. Good evening. I'm John Yang. The Israeli military says it will limit fighting in a small area of southern Gaza in order to allow more aid to reach Gazans desperately in need of food.

Daytime military operations will pause along a seven mile

stretch of road between the Karam Shalone crossing with Israel and a hospital near

Han Yunus. The pace of aid shipments destined for Gaza slowed when Israel closed the Rafa crossing with Egypt.

Far-right ultra-nationalist and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's coalition government quickly condemned the move.

All of this unfolded as world leaders gathered government quickly condemn the move.

All of this unfolded as world leaders gathered in Switzerland

for a Ukraine peace summit where White House National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan

played a key role.

He sat down one-on-one with foreign affairs and defense

correspondent Nick Schifran. I want to get to Ukraine in the Peace Summit but let me

just ask you first to respond to an Israeli Defense Force's announcement this morning of what they're calling

quote a tactical humanitarian pause from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. every day leading from Karam Shalom, the crossing

between Israel into Gaza going toward Rafa.

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