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atlanta alongside sara sidner in tel aviv. as we start a new hour, we re following breaking news, israel s defense minister announcing a short time ago that the idf has moved to a new phase of war against hamas. israeli soldiers are now operating inside the gaza strip. armored vehicles and tanks were on the move overnight, but it remains unclear if this is actually the beginning of israel s anticipated major ground assault in gaza. ahead of troops entering the enclave, overnight israel unleashed an onslaught of aerial bombardments that rocked gaza. the idf renewed its warnings for civilians in northern gaza to evacuate. doctors say they treated hundreds of wounded overnight, but also there were many killed in the air strikes. the idf says the air strikes targeted 150 underground spaces and terror tunnels. they claim they killed one key hamas operative who, it says, carried out the deadly attacks on october 7th in israel. we re also watching israel s border with lebanon. the i
collins. all eyes tonight are on gaza where there has been a significant military escalation tonight, the largest that we have seen since the start of this work almost exactly 3 weeks ago. along with a relentless air bombardment, israel says it is expanding its ground operation in gaza, but won t yet precisely say whether this is the start of that highly anticipated full-scale ground offensive. journalist barack notes tonight it is much more intensive than what we have seen in recent days with those minor incursions going into gaza with then israeli forces leaving. right now, you re looking at video from the idf of these targeted raids that are being conducted tonight. israeli forces say that hundreds of thousands of soldiers amassed on the border, in the air, on the ground, and in the sea. of course, the hostages are still in gaza, they are still at the center of this. we are hearing from u.s. officials who say the negotiations are going to continue, but there are major ques
hello and welcome to our viewers and all around the world, i m paula newton with the very latest on the israel-hamas war. nearly three weeks after hamas murdered nearly 1300 men women and children, expanded ground operations in gaza. as you can hear for yourself, gaza residents did report the israeli air strikes and think report that they have become more intense than ever on top of aural of it, nearly all communications in and out of the enclave appear to be severed. the mounting death toll in gaza led the u.n. to denounce it as despicable in light of the october 7th mack aconsiders ceres. as an assistant to benjamin netanyahu,. we saw the sort of gruesome terrible horrific violence they inflicted upon us. we refuse to live with that sort of neighbor anymore. we are now going to create a new reality in gaza. so the civilian death toll in the meantime in gaza continues to be absolutely staggering. and that includes dozens of aid workers, medical staph and jour
military pressure on hamas with expanded ground operations in gaza. gaza residents report the israeli airstrikes have become more intense than ever. nearly all communications in and out of enclave still appear to be down. and the mounting death toll in gaza led the u.n. general assembly to vote for an immediate cease-fire, it was denounced in light of the october 7 attack. now officials spoke to erin burnett about why this won t end like other conflicts in the past. they killed 1,400 people with the most spectacular, cruel violence, injured over 5,000 people, took 230 people hostage, including 30 children, including 30 children. and israel has decided we can no longer live with this jihadi enclave on our borders. this is not another round that s going to end with cease-fire and hamas deserved. this is a war hamas declared on us on october 7 and a war that we re going to win. still, hamas leaders have been defiant and continued to launch rockets into israel. three people w