Welcome to the lead. I'm Pamela Brown in for Jake Tapper in Washington, D.C. Tonight,

as Israel ramps up its bombardment of the terror group Amos, innocent civilians are

finally being allowed to leave war ravaged Gaza. An Egyptian official tells CNN that 361

foreign nationals left Gaza and entered Egypt through the Rafa crossing today. The

U.S. State Department confirms some of those were Americans. And sources say the group

includes two American aid workers, Dr. Barbara Zinn, a pediatrician, and Ramona Akumura,

a prosthetics expert, were volunteering in Gaza. One of Ramona's family members will

join us live in just moments for now so stick around for that in the White House. Says

in expects to get all Americans out of Gaza, a number believed to be around 400 within

a few days. Dozens of severely injured Palestinians also were allowed across in the Egypt today,

and were rushed to Egyptian hospitals for medical care that they haven't been able

to get inside Gaza. Despite this small glimmer of hope in southern Gaza today, the situation

of the north is getting even more grim. Israel confirms it is behind an airstrike at the

largest refugee camp in Gaza for the second day in a row. The IDF says it was targeting

the Hamas Command Center at the Jabalaya camp. Videos from the scene show a crater

and the ground, and people digging through the rubble for bodies. I also want to make

sure you're aware that later this hour we will air Jake Tapper's exclusive reporting

on just how difficult it is to identify the bodies of those killed on October 7th. And

we should warn you, this reporting includes very disturbing images. Let's start. The CNNs

with CNNs and Melissa Bell and Eja Melissa, what are you hearing from those finally able

to leave Gaza?

Well, tremendous relief, of course, for the families of those that we're talking about.

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