for trace gallagher. it s 6:00 a.m. in gaza. this is our continuing breaking news coverage of the war in israel on america s late news fox news @ night. breaking moments ago, the united stations says it s been informed by israeli military officials that 1.1 million palestinians in order of wadih gaza should relocate to southern gaza in the next 24 hours. that would appear to be a major indication that the hundreds of thousands of israeli troops currently stationed at the bored corps move in very s border could move in very soon for a ground invasion aimed at eliminating hamas. israel will keep the lights november g lights off in gaza and block aid to palestinians until engagement begins. let s begin with greg palkot, live on the ground in israel. good evening, greg! greg: hey, jonathan! yes some striking news you were just quoting. i m looking at the reuters news agency giving that information about the word that reportedly israel is giving the u.n. that the .1 million
return to, and there are other shocking fuse, so it s a mix between joy and sadness. very bittersweet. i have four relatives, my cousins, her husband and 3-year-old twins so we are anxiously awaiting. we have been through a nightmare, absolute nightmare of hell. l john: be getting an update from the idf at any moment now after israel and hamas have agreed to extend their temporary truce by another two days. while a fourth group of hostages is set to be freed in exchange for dozens of palestinian prisoners. hello, john roberts in washington. welcome back from thanksgiving, sandra. sandra: you as well, john. welcome back everybody. this is america reports . we are kicking off a brand-new hour here, we expect the update from the idf shortly. israel s government says it has notified the families of the latest batch of hostages that could be released shortly, but remains unclear whether any of the americans presumed to still be held captive by those terrorists are on that li
As the U.S. and its allies struggle to impose a cease-fire in Gaza, Israel has another potential hot war brewing on its north. Despite the drain of troops and resources in the fight against Hamas, Israeli Defense Forces officials say they're ready to open a second front against Lebanon's Hezbollah if ordered by the government.
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