Good evening. I'm Amman Navas. Jeff Bennett is away. On the news hour tonight,

fighting between Israel and Hamas resumes.

Plus, could the terror attacks that started the war

have been avoided?

New evidence that Israeli officials repeatedly

dismissed warning signs.

Sandra Day O'Connor, the first woman to ever serve on the United States

Supreme Court, passes away at 93, leaving a towering legacy. I wanted since I was the first not to be the last.

And I wanted to do the job well, so it would provide encouragement

for women to serve in the future.

And Congressman George Santos is expelled from the House of Representatives

in the wake of his many lies and scandals. The New York. Welcome to the news hour. After a week-long ceasefire in which Hamas released

more than a hundred Israeli and foreign hostages, Israel freed more than

240 Palestinians, and hundreds of aid trucks were allowed

into Gaza, war has returned to the region.

Negotiators are working to reinstate the temporary truce that ended this morning, but the Health Authority

in Gaza, which is controlled by Hamas, said more than 175 Palestinians have already been killed.

Nick Schifrin begins our coverage.

Tonight Israeli flares light up the Gaza sky.

And Israel's iron dome above Tel Aviv intercepts rockets fired from Gaza. As war has re-errupted, Israel vows to

continue its military mission. The state of Israel is committed to winning the

campaign and this victory includes both a

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