If it's Monday, anti-government protests erupt in Israel for the third straight night

as Prime Minister Netanyahu faces new domestic and international pressure to change course in Gaza while an Israeli

airstrike reportedly flattens an Iranian consulate building in Syria.

Plus will the issue of abortion rights appear on the ballot in battleground Florida.

That's one of the key questions the state Supreme Court is set to decide any minute now

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and the fight over reproductive rights.

And signs of progress in Baltimore,

where authorities have now removed 200 tons

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channel as President Biden prepares to visit the press now I'm Brian nobles in Washington.

We're top US and Israeli officials

held talks today virtually

as the US tries to ratchet up pressure on Israel

to change course on a planned invasion of Raffa.

All while Prime Minister Netanyahu is facing mass protests for his handling of the war

and as Tehran is blaming Israel for a deadly strike in Syria against a top Iranian military commander.

Here in Washington, National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan and Secretary of State Anthony Blinkin spoke with Israeli war cabinet and

national security officials as the US urges Israel to come up with a military strategy

in Raffa that minimizes harm to the millions of Palestinian civilians

sheltering in the city. Those talks were supposed to take place in person

last week but were abruptly canceled by Prime Minister Netanyahu after the US declined to veto a

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