We start the day's other headlines with an unfolding situation in Bolivia, where the president says the country is facing an attempted coup.

Armored vehicles have rammed the doors of the

tanks of the government palace in the city of La Pass.

Tanks could be seen entering the city's main square and armed military

police with riot shields marched the streets.

President Luis Arse took to social media

posting a video of himself flanked by his ministers

to call for, in his words, democracy to be respected.

Bolivia has seen increasing protests in recent months

over the nation's recent economic decline.

Israeli Defence Minister Jov Galant said today there's been significant progress in addressing

the issue of U.S. weapons supplies to Israel.

His comments came as he wrapped up a visit to Washington.

Last week, Israel's prime minister frustrated allies

after saying the Biden administration had been withholding arms shipments for months.

U.S. officials said they'd only held back one shipment.

Netanyahu also said he was committed to a U.S. backed ceasefire deal after giving mixed messages about his stance.

And today, Galant affirmed that Israel fully supports it.

We stand firmly behind the President's deal which Israel has accepted and now Hamas must accept

or bear the consequences.

We are committed to bringing the hostages home, with no exception.

On the ground in northern Gaza, ambulances arrive today

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