We begin our look at the day's other headlines with the latest NATO support for Ukraine.

Leaders spent the third and final day of their summit in Washington discussing the state of the alliance

and Ukraine's goal of becoming a member. The US announced another

225 million dollars aid package for Ukraine. President Biden reaffirmed

America's commitment during a meeting with Ukrainian President

below the Mirzolinski. And you made it clear Russia will not prevail in Ukraine,

will not prevail in Ukraine, Ukraine will prevail and I want you to know we're going to be

with you every step of the way. Salinsky welcomed the support calling it strong

news but he added that Ukraine needs the US to lift limits on firing its weapons deeper into Russia

if it hopes to win the war. In the Middle East Israel said its negotiating team

is heading to Cairo for continued talks for a possible ceasefire deal with Hamas.

That comes as Israel presses its offensive in northern Gaza.

More displaced Palestinians fled Gaza City today to head south following the latest evacuation

orders from Israel. Also today Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu told the

military graduation ceremony that Hamas is to blame for any lack of progress in those

ceasefire talks. I am committed to the framework deal for freeing our

hostages but the Hamas murderers are sticking to demands that contradict

the framework that endanger Israel's security. The way to release our hostages is to continue

pressuring Hamas with all our might.

At that same ceremony, Israel's defense minister

called for a state inquiry to investigate

Netanyahu and his entire cabinet including himself for security failures

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