Good evening I'm on the Navas and I'm Jeff Bennett on the news hour tonight.

Evacuations become frantic in southern Gaza

as Israel expands its ground operations

into the places civilians were told were safe zones just weeks ago.

The Supreme Court hears a case that

could shield the Sackler family from future civil

lawsuits related to the opioid epidemic. And cancer rates rise sharply among

young women highlighting the blind spots in medical care.

Too often, people are not taken seriously

when they're young, or doctors who don't see breast cancer

and young women don't think it's breast cancer.

It doesn't come to their mind.

So people are given antibiotics

until to go home. Welcome to the news hour. The focus of Israel's invasion and air campaign in Gaza is shifting south where roughly 2 million Gazans have fled

and there are few safe places left for them to go.

The death toll in Gaza is nearing 16,000, mostly women and children.

That's according to the Hamas-run health ministry.

Since Israel's ground operations began,

81 of its troops have died in Gaza.

Aid deliveries are continuing, but in lower numbers since last week's

truce ended providing little relief to the civilians trapped there.

In southern Gaza, Palestinians are packing up and fleeing the same areas Israel once said were safe.

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