Storm Otis News Today

thank you forjoining us. israels prime minister benjamin netanyahu who says of the ground operation in gaza has entered a second phase, warning the ball with hamas will be long and difficult. it described it as a second war of independence and declared israel would win the war and make every effort to bring the hostages home. on saturday, in his first comments since the war began on the seventh of october, hamass leader has offered to release all hostages in return for the freeing of a...

im carl nasman. we begin with the latest from gaza where the hamas run health ministry says the death toll in the territory has now passed 8000 people. israel has been bombing gaza since the october seven hamas attack that killed some moo people. you see now some of the latest images coming in of the air strikes currently across the gaza strip. hundreds more during that attack on israel were taken as hostages. israeli defense forces have said its latest nighttime attacks and strokes so...

neta nyahu described the conflict netanyahu described the conflict is israels second war of independence and they would win the war make every effort to bring the hostages home. and since the war began, and 7th of october, hamas leader in the gaza strip offered to release hostages being held in gaza in return for the freeing of all hamas prisoners and israeli jails. in a statement, they said we are ready for an immediate exchange deal that includes the releasable prisoners and any pris...

Four people are missing after the strongest ever storm to make landfall on Mexico’s west coast

Survivors express frustration with authorities as rescue efforts remain slow

Rescue efforts were slow after a landslide blocked a main highway to Acapulco

Otis was the strongest hurricane to ever make landfall on the Pacific side of Mexico. It was also the first time an Eastern Pacific hurricane made landfall at Category 5 intensity.

Hurricane Otis path: Category 5 storm makes landfall in Mexico

Hurricane Otis made landfall near Acapulco on Mexico’s Pacific coastline early Wednesday

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