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

I'm Jackie Leonard and at 13 hours GMT on Monday, the 17th of June,

these are our main stories.

Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netagn Benjamin Netanyahu is dissolving his war

cabinet and is now expected to take decisions about the Gaza conflict ad hoc with

key allies and the BBC has heard testimony from witnesses who've blamed the Greek

Coast Guard for the deaths of dozens of migrants in the Mediterranean Sea.

Also in this podcast Denmark says it's looking at additional ways of stopping Russian oil

exports passing through its waters the Ukrainians trying to conscript men to fight in the

war against Russia. Look, some people react aggressively towards us.

Others run away from us.

This happens often.

And the K-pop band made up of hearing impaired singers.

The Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Nett and Yahoo says he's dissolved the six-member war cabinet.

The move isn't entirely unexpected after the centrist former General Benny Gantz left it.

He complained that Mr. Netanyahu had failed to produce a post-war plan for Gaza.

A spokesman for the Israeli Defence Forces Daniel Hagari says Mr Netanyahu's decision doesn't change things for the military.

If the members of the cabinet are being changed, this is the decision of this

democracy, of this cabinet, of this prime minister, and we will keep acting

according to the cabinet according to the law according to the

international law this is what the idea of does did and will do in the future

but the move comes as divisions appear to be did and will do in the future.

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