Good evening I'm Jeff Bennett and I'm Ammanovaz on the news hour tonight.

The future of Ukraine's fight against Russia hangs in the balance amid a combat stalemate

and questions over US support.

New documents from House Democrats detail how Donald Trump's businesses received millions from foreign governments while he was president.

And Palestinians report being arrested and mistreated by Israeli forces because of their social media posts in the wake of the October 7th Hamas attacks.

My phone has news groups and most of the people participate in them and the policeman told me because of this that I am communicating with Hamas. Welcome to the news hour. Israel and Hamas are still locked in heavy combat tonight in Gaza,

but much of the day's focus has been on Lebanon.

A top Hamas commander, Sala al-Laruri, was buried in Beirut after being killed in a suspected Israeli drone strike.

That attack on Tuesday sparked fears of a regional war between Israel and the Lebanese

militant group Hezbollah, which is an ally of Hamas. Today

thousands turned out for Aruri's funeral procession waving Palestinian and

Hamas flags. Leaders of Hamas insist they are undeterred by his death.

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because Hamas has lost the best of its martyrs,

including its founder, and continued in the resistance, culminating in the

October 7th operation. It will continue God willing until liberation and return.

In the meantime in Gaza, Israeli forces pressed their offensive centering on the southern

city of Han Yunus. The Hamas-run Health Ministry reported another 125 deaths since

Wednesday and in the occupied West Bank, Israeli troops ended a two-day raid in Tulkar.

They said they detained hundreds of suspected militants.

The Islamic State Group claimed responsibility today for a double

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