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the row cal protest that continues to put the pressure on israel for a cease-fire, even as the israelis provide proof they say that hamas was using the hospital that was the source of this debate as sort of a weapons center and sort of a military center. having said all of that though, it's not just those outside of israel that are pressuring the government. there's pressure within the government by the opposition leader that wants to get rid of the prime minister for his handling of all of this. we'll be speaking with him shortly. in the meantime, trey yingst with the latest. >> hey...

effectively divided gaza into two parts — north and south. 11 un agencies and six humanitarian groups have called for an immediate ceasefire urging israel to protect civilians and allow more food, water, medicine and fuel into gaza. they also called on hamas to release the hostages captured on october the 7th. some aid continues to get through — a royaljordanian air force cargo plane has dropped several containers of humanitarian relief supplies over the gaza strip. the update was shared in a tweet by thejordanian king. jordan's state news agency said the consignment was urgent m...

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With russia. >> ian lee in kiev for us, thanks, ian. want to go to the phone now and talk to cnn's ben wedeman. ben, i know you were at a ukrainian military base earlier today where there was a showdown or a face-off of sorts between what appeared to be russian and then ukrainian forces on the other side. i guess the overall question here, is it clear to you, ben, who's running the crimea area right now? >> certainly for all intents and purposes, candy, it does appear that the russians are effectively in control of crimea. when we arrived at the airport we saw these men in uniforms without ins...