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Welcome to Navaralive. It's me again. I'm Michael Walker. I'm joined by Dahlia Gabriel. Good to see you, Dahlia.

Good to see you, Michael. I can't remember when the last time we did this was. It's been so long.

We've been separated. Someone high up decided we shouldn't be on the same show together. I'm not sure why.

But it is wonderful to see you again.

We've got lots coming up, as you would imagine, the Israel Hamas ceasefire potentially faltering, although Donald Trump seems to be holding it together, which is surprising.

We look into the Kaffili by-election and why it might be more important than you think.

And also in our media, Simon Charles, talks about a big report.

He's just published uncovering claims of sexism and harassment at a major trade union federation.

Also, we'll end the show with a new, well, the launch of a new organisation, actually, investigating the military industrial complex

and its relation to climate change.

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Let's go to our first story.

The Israel Hamas ceasefire in Gaza looks increasingly shaky, with Israel ramping

up its threats to resume its assault on the enclave over what they say is a breach of the ceasefire

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