Your World Tonight Israel’s plan for Gaza, military pay bump, women and Alzheimer’s, and more
Aug 8, 2025
Israel's plans could lead to a mass exodus from Gaza City, sparking international criticism and raising concerns for hostages. Meanwhile, Canada's military personnel are set for a significant pay raise as part of a commitment to bolster defense spending. New research reveals that women may face a higher Alzheimer's risk, possibly linked to hormones. Plus, hear about young athletes making headlines, and the challenges high school robotics teams face amid potential strikes from Air Canada staff.
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Israel Says It Won't Govern Gaza
- Benjamin Netanyahu says Israel does not want to govern Gaza after operations.
- He proposes handing control to Arab forces while disarming Hamas and returning hostages.
Gaza Plan Will Force Massive Displacement
- Netanyahu's plan will force about a million people to leave Gaza City.
- Susan Ormiston warns displacement will strain overcrowded encampments and basic services.
Big Pay Boost Targets Lowest Ranks
- The federal plan gives the lowest regular-force ranks up to a 20% pay increase.
- Mark Carney frames the move as a generational shift to meet NATO commitments.