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presidency and former first lady Roslyn Carter has died at 96. I'm Jeff Pierre and this is the 7th from the Washington Post. It's Monday,

November 20th. Let's get you caught up with today's seven stories.

Number one, the World Health Organization evacuated 31 babies from a hospital in Gaza. The premature infants were removed from Al-Shifa Hospital yesterday.

That's the hospital in Gaza City that Israel rated last week.

It's essentially stopped functioning as a medical facility without enough fuel,

clean water, or medical supplies.

The WHO said two babies died the night before they could be evacuated,

and 11 more are in critical condition.

The newborns are expected to be taken to Egypt.

Israel claims the hospital complex was used by Hamas as a base and to hold hostages,

but the evidence for this is inconclusive.

There are 239 hostages believed to be held in Gaza.

Senior officials have said that the US is close to a deal with Israel and Hamas

to briefly pause the war and free a significant number of women and

children captives.

Former First Lady Roslyn Carter has died at 96. That is our second story.

Roslyn Carter transformed the role of First Lady in the late 1970s.

Instead of focusing on ceremonial duties, she worked closely as a policy advisor to her husband,

President Jimmy Carter. She sat in on cabinet meetings and represented the United States on foreign

trips. She was also an advocate for better treatment for the mentally ill,

both during her husband's presidency and in the decades afterward. Here she is in

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