Netanyahu is about to address his nation. Were going to go there live once he begins. The situation in israel is changing by the hour. Here is a look at the gaza skyline right now. You can see smoke even though its very dark, and flames out there in the distance, from near continuous israeli strikes. The idf says thousands of targets have already been hit. Prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu has promised that this is only the start with more than 700 israelis dead, he says what is coming next will be painful. But what exactly can come next . There are those within the Israeli Government, including the former Defense Minister who told the bbc that the only choice is to eliminate hamas period, and there are others who say the only way to do that is to flatten gaza. But how do you do that without incurring major civilian losses. There are roughly 2 million civilians trapped in gaza, blockaded by both israel and egypt. The Israeli Government has told them to get out. Where exactly can they g
the thing is, russian president vladimir putin doesn t seem to upset by ukrainian civilian losses, he doesn t seem to be deterred by military losses either. he certainly does not. jim sciutto, thank you so much for being with us this morning. you know, it does appear that a massive russian convoy, we have been talking about this one for days. this pushing its way towards kyiv, that it stalled, leaving it open to ukrainian ta tax. they believe they are facing lack of fuel, food, and spare parts. cnn s barbara starr is live for us at the pentagon with more. this would explain why they are just all kind of sitting there, barbara. what are we learning? reporter: brianna, this may be emblematic of the entire picture we re seeing right now. as you said, stalled north of the capital. food, fuel, logistics, spare parts. the pentagon believe the
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