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CBS I in the world. I'm John Bachelor.

Gaza conflict. His Bela threat from the north.

I go to the headlines out of London before joining Bill Rajo,

the Foundation for the Defense of Democracy's and Seth Franzman for the Jerusalem Post and the

Foundation for the Defense of democracies.

Starmer, that's the leader of the opposition expected to be the next Prime Minister

in the United Kingdom.

Starmer, Israel's invasion of Rafa must not go ahead.

Headline Israel tells 100,000 people to leave

eastern Rafa ahead of ground invasion.

Headline.

Israel threatens imminent Raf invasion if ceasefire talks collapse.

Headline, pro-Palestinian Palestine, demonstrators spat and spewed anti-Semitic remarks at counter-protesters.

Headline, Green Party investigates

counselor who shouted, Alo Akbar. That's London. I welcome Seth from

Jerusalem looking at the situation in the south and the north.

We begin in the south because Lessema's recent report pointed to a conversation between

the Minister of Defense Yewa of Galand in Israel and the Secretary of Defense

looking at the possibilities that are upon us.

Seth, a very good evening to you. I begin with Gaza, an imminent operation in Rafa. Eastern Gaza, we're told, has

been told to evacuate. Help the audience understand who've never been there. What does that mean, Seth?

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