The world. Im ali velshi, and this is real money. Scenes of death and destruction rocking our world tonight in both Eastern Europe and the middle east. Im going to bring you details about an plane crash that left no survivors. But first the latest on the conflict in gaza. In just the last few hours, israel began a ground offensive against gaza sending troops in, it says to destroy weapons and tunnels used by hamas militants. Witnesses reported heavy shelling by israel along the gaza border. Israelis military says the operation is supported by naval and air support. The goal is to target hamas infrastructure. The Israeli Army Says a group of gunmen tried to enter southern israel this morning. Israeli and Palestinian Militants have been fighting a crossborder war that has claimed the lives of at least 246 palestinians and one israeli. Nick schifrin is in gaza and joins us live. Nick what is the latest . Hi, good evening, ali. What were seeing is a lot of action behind me. You can see ove
Troops inside gaza. Israels Prime Minister threatening significant expansion of the military offensive. Were live in the rapidly escalating strike zone. Good morning and welcome to alJazeera America. Im stephanie sy. Im del walters. There have been Significant Developments overnight on both major stories. That Airlines Disaster in ukraine and israels Ground Invasion of gaza. We have reporters stationed around the world with the very latest. In ukraine, rescue workers are pouring over the crash site of flight 17. U. S. Officials say the jet was shot down, killing all 298 onboard. Russian accept claim they have recovered recording devices from that plane. Meanwhile in israel, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said his nation could widen its ground offensive in gaza. Overnight, 19 palestinian were killed along with an israeli soldier. Nick schiffron is live in gaza. What is the very latest there . Good morning. This is the first ground offense of israel into gaza in more than five years a
Scenes of death and destruction rocking our world tonight in both Eastern Europe and the middle east. Im going to bring you details about an plane crash that left no survivors. But first the latest on the conflict in gaza. In just the last few hours, israel began a ground offensive against gaza sending troops in, it says to destroy weapons and tunnels used by hamas militants. Witnesses reported heavy shelling by israel along the gaza border. Israelis military says the operation is supported by naval and air support. The goal is to target hamas infrastructure. The Israeli Army Says a group of gunmen tried to enter southern israel this morning. Israeli and Palestinian Militants have been fighting a crossborder war that has claimed the lives of at least 246 palestinians and one israeli. Nick schifrin is in gaza and joins us live. Nick what is the latest . Hi, good evening, ali. What were seeing is a lot of action behind me. You can see over to this side some lights, but to my left here it
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