kayleigh: former president donald trump is back in court today, where a judge has held him in contempt for a tenth time. that s for violating a gag order. and now the judge is threatening trump with possible jail time, if he fails to comply going forward. we will review the breaking details in just a moment. but first, we are monitoring the developing situation in rafah and the gaza strip. president biden and benjamin netanyahu spoke on the phone a short time ago as the israeli army orders some 100,000 palestinians to begin evacuating the city, signaling that a long-promised ground invasion into the hamas stronghold could be imminent. hello, everyone. this is outnumbered. i m kayleigh mcenany here with my cohosts, emily compagno and harris faulkner. also joining us, hudson institute senior fellow, rebeccah heinrichs, and fox news contributor and host of the david webb show on sirius xm patriot, that s david webb. we begin in tel aviv where jeff paul is standing by with
palestinian prisoners. but even if a deal is reached, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu insists there will be a fresh military offensive in rafah. there has been widespread international concern that an israeli ground operation could endanger more than one million palestinians sheltering there. our correspondent anna foster injerusalem has the latest on where negotiations stand. we are at that point in proceedings where, through the afternoon, i have been watching in the regional media, various briefings saying we re on the verge of an agreement, the framework of an everything through to israel saying no they won t agree to a ceasefire to end the war permanently. the key thing at this point in time is this is the moment would be here these briefings and hear different things from different sides but until we get some sort of official word, potentially from the egyptian mediators, in charge of the talks in cairo, really all of thatis talks in cairo, really all of that
breaking news hour for all of you. begin with the news, a rising death toll and new concerns as following the deadly hamas attack on israel. right now, missiles are flying across the night sky as israel pounds gaza and palestinian territories. this in retaliation, rather, for the surprise attack early saturday morning. [sirens] irate sirens aplenty there. rockets are also flying from gaza into tel aviv. in fact, just in the last few hours, hamas rockets were said to be intercepted by israel s iron dome. but at least one building in tel aviv was struck, and rescue workers were seen combing the rubble for survivors. you see right there for yourselves. president biden reiterating u.s. unwavering support for israel today. we re going to have more on that for you in just a few minutes. but the dates carnage has left more than 200 israelis dead, this, according to israel s foreign ministry. at least 232 people in palestinian territories killed in retaliatory israeli strikes. th
to sites associated with iran s nuclear programme in the area. an iranian official said, there were no plans for further retaliation against israel. one minister in benjamin netanyahu s government described the israeli action as lame . iran s state broadcaster irib downplayed reports of an attack. let s hear how the news was broken. translation: reliable sources emphasise that all nuclear - facilities and military centres in isfahan and all parts of the country are completely secure and no incident has occurred at these facilities and centres. the us secretary of state antony blinken is at the summit of g7 foreign ministers. he said his focus remains on de escalation. let me simply first of all repeat what our focus has been and what it remains. de escalation and avoiding conflict, and so, yes, calling on all concerned to exercise restraint. that is what we have been doing over the last couple of weeks, and, as necessary, that is what we will continue to do. again, that
the action appears to have been limited in scope, with no casualties or major damage reported. protestors took to the streets in tehran, denouncing israel, but iranian state media has played down the incident; one official said there were no plans for further retaliation against israel. a minister in benjamin netanyahu s government described the israeli action as lame . the us secretary of state antony blinken is at the summit of g7 foreign ministers. he said his focus remains on de escalation. let me simply first of all repeat what our focus has been and what it remains. de escalation, avoiding conflict, and so, yes, calling on all concerned to exercise restraint. that is what we have been doing over the last couple of weeks, and, as necessary, that is what we will continue to do. and again, that is reflected in the statement that you will see coming from all of the g7 countries. on rafah, we have been very clear about this. president biden has been very clear about thi