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

Kaza reels from devastating overnight airstrikes on refugee camps as Egypt floats a proposal

to end the Israel Hamas war.

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legislative sessions. As state lawmakers meet what bills and

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almost no matter what issue we're talking about the underlying issue is a workforce issue. Welcome to the news hour. The Israeli military says it has expanded its ground offensive

in the Gaza Strip.

Operations now include the densely populated urban refugee camps and the central part of the

territory.

That comes as the United Nations appoints a new coordinator for humanitarian aid to Gaza,

where the UN says more than 2 million people are in a food crisis,

and the risk of famine grows each day.

At the Burrage camp in central Gaza,

these families are on the move again,

heating Israeli warnings to evacuate.

But safety in Gaza is hard to find.

Riad Abdul Sala said even evacuating is dangerous.

They threw leaflets at us and told us to get out with our hands above our heads. They shot

F-16 bullets and rounds of gunfire around us. We have been forced out. The

continued Israeli strikes hit even so-called safe zones.

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