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Hello, from CNN, I'm Joe Beck. With the five things you need to know for Monday, November 6th.

Aid agencies say they lost contact with their workers in Gaza over the weekend, as the territory

experienced its third communications blackout since the war

began. But a local telecoms company says internet and phone connections are gradually returning

to some areas. It comes as the Israeli military says it carried out a significant

strike on Gaza last night. After it says it opened a four hour evacuation window for civilians

yesterday. But this latest bombardment comes as dozens were

killed and many more were injured after a blast at another refugee camp on Saturday,

this one in Central Gaza. The director of a local hospital says at least 52 people were

killed and the Palestinian Health Minister says it was caused by an Israeli air strike.

The Israeli military says it's looking into the circumstances and has defended

previous strikes on refugee camps by accusing Hamas of using civilians as human shields.

But Queen Rarnia of Jordan, a prominent voice in the Middle East, told CNN that it doesn't excuse the Israeli military's actions.

Of course, the use of human shields is criminal, but even if one side puts a civilian in harm's way, that civilian is

still entitled to full protection under international humanitarian law. That is the global standard and no nation is examined.

Former President Donald Trump is expected to take the witness stand in New York today.

He'll be testifying as part of the 250 million dollar civil business

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