Out front next, new bombings and rocket fire in Gaza tonight, casualties mounting as questions

grow over whether Israel's prime minister knew that Hamas had an attack plan a year ago.

Alaska's senior advisor, plus to hell with this place, the parting quote of George Santos,

his office already, locks already changed, his name above the office gone.

So now what happens to his seat?

An exclusive new reporting this hour, House Speaker Mike Johnson promoting a book full of baseless

conspiracy theories and homophobic insults.

Some directed directly at Pete Buttigieg.

And Buttigieg is out front to respond. Let's go

out front. And good evening, I'm Aaron Burnett. Out front tonight, the war is on. Israel bombarding Gaza

again, and Hamas once again firing rockets now deep into Israel. Our team in Storot, Israel,

hearing the rocket fire from northern Gaza.

This is the aftermath you are looking at now

of Israeli strikes in Khan Yunis.

Both sides blaming the other for ending the pause

and the fighting.

The reality tonight, though, is this.

More people are dying, the onslaught of war is continuing,

and 136 people are still being held hostage by Hamas.

That includes women and children, 17 of them, according to the IDF. And tonight we know that the October 7th attack, in which these people were captured, and another 1,200, almost all of them civilians were killed killed was known to Israel for more than a year.

According to the New York Times, Israel was aware more than a year before the attack of Hamas' plans.

The Times, reporting Israel, had Hamas' blueprint in its hands. Read it, looked at it,

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