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Thursday December 7th. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu

and Yahoo visited Northern Israel where he gave a blunt warning to the Iran-backed

militant group Hezbollah that dominates southern Lebanon.

If Hezbollah decides to open an all-out war, then within its own hands it will turn Beirut and southern Lebanon, which are not

far from here, into Gaza and Can Yunus.

His warning came after an Israeli man was killed by a missile fired from Lebanon

according to Israeli first responders. Israel and Hezbollah have exchanged fire

along the Israel-Lebbonon border since the start of the Israel-Hamas war.

This as the Israeli military says its forces killed two senior Hamas members in Gaza

within the past few days.

CNN is reaching out to Hamas about the Israeli military's claim.

Meanwhile, President Joe Biden spoke to Netanyahu about the latest developments in the war

and Jordan's King Abdullah, who called for for a quote immediate ceasefire in Gaza.

The president of the University of Pennsylvania is facing some serious pressure to resign

after heavily criticized testimony to Congress on combating anti-Semitism.

A Wall Street CEO and Penn alum wrote a letter to the school, threatening to take steps that

would cost the Ivy League school approximately $100 million if Liz McGill stays on as President.

The Board of Trustees held an emergency meeting today, though it's unclear if it's related

to McGill's future at the school.

On Tuesday, McGill, along with the president of Harvard

and MIT, struggled to answer questions like this one from Republican Congresswoman

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