Tonight on PBS

PBS News Weekend, as more protesters are arrested,

how students and administrators at some colleges

are diffusing tensions over pro-Palestinian

demonstrations. Then a quickly changing civil war is putting Myanmar on the brink

of becoming a failed state. And a new book tells the stories of some of the millions of Americans

who've struggled with mental health issues.

Part of the reason why people don't want to talk about these illnesses

is they think it's such a

reflection on their moral character when in fact when you read these it's clear the illness

has taken them hostage that their behavior is a reflection of impeded progress.

Amid Gaza's worsening humanitarian crisis, Hamas fired rockets at Israeli forces near the main entry point for aid. That led Israel to Israel to close the gateway.

The Israeli military said three soldiers were killed.

The Karam Shalom Crossing has been a lifeline for more than a million displaced Palestinians in need of food, water, and medicine.

And in Cairo, the latest round of talks aimed at a hostage release and ceasefire deal has

ended as Hamas negotiators went back to Qatar. They're to return to Cairo on

Tuesday. Hamas is holding to its position that they would only release hostages

in exchange for a permanent ceasefire.

That's something Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says is out of the question.

But while Israel has shown willingness, Hamas remains entrenched in its extreme positions.

The demand to remove all our forces from the Gaza Strip and the war and leave Hamas in power.

The state of Israel cannot accept that.

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