Tonight we are closely watching multiple developing stories that have the world on edge.

In Israel, thousands of troops and tanks remain on the border with Gaza awaiting orders

for an anticipated ground offensive as Gaza descends deeper into a humanitarian crisis.

A United Nations agency says Gaza is, quote, running out of life, with dwindling supplies of food,

water, energy, and medicine. Up to 600 Americans also remain stuck in Gaza as the Rafa

border crossing into Egypt is still closed. Just hours ago, we learned Hamas is offering to release foreign hostages when the necessary

conditions are available.

But until that actually happens, and honestly, if it happens, the families of what we know

to be at least 199 hostages await any word about their loved ones who are being held

hostage by Hamas.

The terror group also released video footage of a hostage for the first time today.

It shows a 21-year-old woman speaking to the camera under duress, and it is unclear when it was

actually recorded.

Right now, it's 3am in Israel, and Secretary of State Anthony Blinken just concluded a marathon

meeting with

Prime Minister Netanyahu stretching more than seven hours through two rounds of air raids

and orders to shelter in place. Secretary Blinken is expected to make an announcement at any moment.

We will bring that to you live as soon as we hear it's starting. In Iran, Tehran's foreign

minister gave a stark warning today, saying, quote,

if the crimes in Gaza do not stop immediately, new fronts will be opened. That's while we're

already seeing action on the border. And this comes while Israel moves to evacuate towns near

its border with Lebanon, as tensions are flaring up with the Iranian-backed terror group, Hezbollah, one of their proxies.

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