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Amid escalation with Iran, Gaza keeps getting bombed.

Another Israeli strike kills at least 13 people.

Former IDF Intelligence Chief Tamir Hyman joins me.

Then, I just want to go home if I die so be it.

Confusion that ended in bloodshed.

Jomana Karadche reports on the chaos that unfolded as Palestinians tried to return home.

Also ahead.

Day one of the fighting journalists have been killed.

The price of bearing witness, the CPJ says nearly 100 journalists and media workers

have been killed in Gaza since the war began. I speak to Al Jazeera correspondent

Tariq Abu Azum from Raffa and Hamas still believes it was worth it.

Their argument is we wanted to draw back global attention to Israel Palestine. We felt it was slipping away.

What is Hamas thinking now?

Michelle Martin speaks to Akbar Shaheid Ahmad

about his rare in-person interviews with Hamas leaders. Oh, Welcome to the program everyone. I'm Christina Manpur in London. Two US sources

tell CNN they understand Israel is considering a limited strike inside Iran, after Saturday

night's missile and drone barrage against Israel.

At an Army Day parade in Tehran, Iran's president again insisted that it was a retaliatory strike

for Israel killing its top commanders and destroying its consulate in Syria on April 1st.

He also warns, quote, the slightest attack by Israel on Iran will be, quote,

dealt with fiercely and severely. So the region's two largest military powers appear

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