Good evening. I'm Jeff Bennett. I'm the Navaz as away. On the news hour tonight.

Israeli forces continue to bombard cities and refugee camps across Gaza,

amid continued exchanges of fire across the Lebanese border,

raising fears of a widening conflict.

The challenge is the ongoing legal cases against former President Donald Trump pose for the 2024 campaign.

And fake or mislabeled content linked to the Israel Hamas war has been viewed millions of times,

sparking concerns about the information war online.

This is really, I think, an emotionally resonant conflict on both sides and so we see that there is sort of this

confirmation bias, this ability to kind of just discount confirming evidence. We learned today that a 70 year old woman with US

citizenship who was thought to have been taken to Gaza as a hostage by Hamas

on October 7th was actually killed during the initial attack.

That's according to a statement released by the kibbutz she was taken from.

Meantime Israel continued its assault on Gaza today amid an escalating war of words between Israel and Hezbollah.

Stephanie Sigh has the story.

An early morning air strike hit Dare al-Bala.

The flames of war burn on in central Gaza. As the

Israeli offensive against Hamas continues, grieving families are running out of

space to bury the dead.

Here, around 11,000 martyrs arrived at this cemetery,

and here they are being buried.

Today or tomorrow will be the last day of burial in the cemetery because the cemetery is almost full.

Some Gazans traveled south to escape the fighting, but couldn't outrun the air strikes.

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