Israel begins what it's calling the second stage of its war with Hamas.

Ground operations in Gaza intensify.

The humanitarian crisis deepens and the world braces for what comes next.

National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan is here with the view from the White House, and he's coming up first.

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And later, gag orders, immunity deals, and guilty pleas put more pressure on Donald Trump.

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Andrew Weissman and Neil Cotiel are here to discuss what feels like an

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It's been three weeks since Amos terrorists unleashed their devastating and deadly attack on Israel.

Three weeks since over 200 people were kidnapped, many of them women and children.

Three weeks of a humanitarian crisis spiraling out of control for the people of Gaza.

And now the Israeli defense forces confirmed that they have expanded their ground

operation over the last couple of days. New video released by the IDF, seen here, shows ground

forces on the move inside Gaza. And over the past few hours, we've continued to hear explosions

and see smoke rising over the skyline. The Israelis have specifically not called this the official ground invasion.

But regardless of what they are naming it, NBC news reporters in the region say this is the most

sustained bombardment they have heard to date. The continuous airstrikes are not only destroying

tunnels and buildings, but also the flow of information. Service is now gradually being

restored after internet and

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