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thisdi is "the ingraham angle" from washington tonight. thank you so much for spending time with us. hide and go leak. that is the focus of tonights "angle." all right, we love to play hide and go seek as kids especially as theumme sun was setting on at beautiful summer day. welcome, it is winte r time and the adults in charge in thee an senate are still playing games. this one is called hide angod go leak as an hide the text of the so-called senate border deal while leaking out bits a...

Turkish police apprehended 33 people accused of spying on behalf of Mossad, Israel's foreign intelligence agency, and targeting foreigners living in the country, Turkey's interior minister said Tuesday.

Israeli strikes in central Gaza killed at least 35 people Sunday, hospital officials said, as fighting raged across the tiny enclave a day after Israel's prime minister said the war will continue for "many more months," resisting international calls for a cease-fire.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Saturday that Israel's war on Hamas in Gaza will continue for "many more months," pushing back against persistent international cease-fire calls after mounting civilian deaths, hunger and mass displacement in the besieged enclave.

Tens of thousands of Palestinians streamed into an already crowded town at the southernmost end of Gaza in recent days, fleeing Israel's bombardment of the center of the strip, as a senior U.N. official on Friday criticized Israel for continuing to impose "severe restrictions" on access to aid.

Call it a small spark of light in the wake of one of the darkest days in this country's history.

Igor Tudoran spent just 12 hours inside the Gaza Strip before a missile slammed into his tank, leaving him with a life-altering injury.

Intelligence analysts are pouring over Hamas' 65 million computer files and half a million documents, all of which Israeli troops have collected since Oct. 27 when they invaded the Gaza Strip.

Israel launched heavy strikes across central and southern Gaza overnight and into Wednesday after broadening its offensive against Hamas to more areas where the military had told Palestinians to seek shelter earlier in the war.

Thousands of Palestinian families fled Wednesday from the brunt of Israel's expanding ground offensive into Gaza's few remaining, overcrowded refuges, as the military launched heavy strikes across the center and south of the territory, killing dozens, Palestinian health officials said.