Israel Agrees to Daily 'Pauses' for Aid Flow into Gaza, Rejects Ceasefire

Israel continues its campaign against Hamas in Gaza City, with tens of thousands of migrants expected to flee south. Israeli forces conducted airstrikes in northern Gaza, surrounding three hospitals believed to be where Hamas militants are hiding. Approximately 80,000 people left northern Gaza through evacuation corridors. The IDF reported killing several Hamas terrorists, including two commanders involved in the Oct. 7 attack on Israel. The IDF also said that 37 of its soldiers have been killed since the ground portion of the fight against Hamas began. Meanwhile, the United Nations is being urged to recognize Hamas as a terrorist organization and impose sanctions. Former New Jersey Governor Chris Christie plans to visit Israel to see the situation firsthand. Pro-Hamas sympathizers vandalized the office of a Texas representative who expressed support for Israel. Ivy League students are demanding their colleges address the hate speech and hostile environment towards Jewish students. The Islamic Jihad released hostage videos of an elderly Israeli woman and a young boy. Turkey's President Erdogan accuses the West of being too weak to call for a cease-fire. The Pentagon reports four attacks on U.S. bases in Iraq and Syria following a retaliatory airstrike. Rep. Cori Bush demands a cease-fire in Gaza, criticizing the idea of humanitarian pauses. CNN's Van Jones praises the Republican Party for defending Jewish students on college campuses.