In the day's other news Israel's prime minister is facing new pressure from within his own ranks.

The National Unity Party of Benny Gantz, who sits on Benjamin Netanyahu's war cabinet,

said today that one of its lawmakers filed a motion to

dissolve parliament in a statement the party said quote netzenyahu it's not too

late to come to your senses either together we are victorious or you continue alone with the method of

divide and rule. The move follows an ultimatum that Gans issued in May demanding

the Netanyahu lay out a post-war plan for Gaza by June 8th.

Back here, the U.S. State Department today renewed its own calls for a plan.

It is imperative that our partners in Israel have a vision for what the day after this conflict is going to look like.

And steps are taken to do

do whatever we can to help get the region out of this

endless cycle of violence.

In the meantime, Slovenia's government endorsed a plan to recognize the Palestinian state today.

It requires approval by the country's parliament to take effect.

That comes just two days after Spain, Norway, and Ireland officially recognized a Palestinian state which Israel has condemned.

Police in Detroit dismantled a pro-Palestinian encampment at Wayne State University this morning.

Officers arrested at least 12 people after organizers refused to leave and declined offers to

meet with university officials.

The university's president cited health and

safety concerns and disruption to campus operations as justifications for the

crackdown. The UK has joined the European Union and Human Rights groups in criticizing the conviction of 14 democracy activists in Hong Kong.

They are among 47 people charged under a 2020 national security law that was drafted by China.

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