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so it is 1600 u n t, that's just passed a 6 pm in cause with israel's bump up into the strip. it's unrelenting, the pos who, as israel struck the side, as i've told you school, it's in the elder eyes neighborhood have gone to the city where hundreds of people have been sheltering. maybe it's off to the tech, many had fleet current, whatever they could. israel's ministry is expanding its operations by launching more. attacks in the central and southern areas in the south, hospitals are becoming overwhelmed. doctors describe the situation is catastrophic . they're going to being treated on flaws and inc car doors. and they have a crowd of facilities with limited supplies. the how they got for the the what is the rails on valencia strikes in the south reduced in time neighborhoods to revel. more than half of the homes in guns have been destroyed or damaged, binds ready attacks since october, the 7th. a correspondence of following these developments across the region and maybe will speak to run con, he's instead of a need to abraham's in the occupied westbank. the 1st let's go to

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the secretary general fee amount of tearing a says on friday, december, the 15th at $1130.00 g n, t. the r u. s. media reporting israel has begun pumping sea water into underground tunnels and gaza used by how much they cited unnamed us officials, you say is really a testing the target and funding of tunnels on a limited basis. is there any forces haven't commented on the reports? is real maintains that how much is using the network of passages on the gaza to hide fighters and weapons. elijah magna is a military and political risk analyst. he explains why starting the tunnels could well fail to impact how much is military operations. first of all, we have seen how these relays have posted by the know the guys that off to the south. and yet in know, we have seen the most tremendous of the tax. again, these really occupation pulses from the same area that is right in a occupied 2nd. the we've seen all these readings, all the region have another already a few dollars. and we have seen that had no effect whatsoever. oh, on the ministry performance of a mass, because they still attacking these re

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t joe biden.n. >> s sarah matththews, thanknk u for your t time. also ambasassador boltlton as w. upup next, we e will talk k abot more on n the new fifiling thate mementioned a a moment agogo. itit reveals h how specialal col jack s sm tit's a f falso, , it- oaoabriotersprprot >> the special counsel's office offering a taste of what evidence prosecutors plan to present at donald trump's upcoming trial, in washington. stemming from his attempts to overturn the election. jack smith's roadmap, far more expensive than we had expected, but what we've learned is they plan to establish a pattern, basically, of trump's claims of voter fraud going as far back as 2012, and mitt romney's campaign against brock obama. prosecutors point to this scene in detroit in 2020 as evidence that the trump campaign wanted riots to happen to stop the vote counting. they also said on everything that trump has said about the january 6th rioters to be used against him. pointing specifically to moments like this one. >> -- stand back and stand by. >> if i run and if i win, we will treat those people from january 6th fairly. we will treat them fairly.

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