Imagine you, you in a nice comfy seat with your hands behind your head, taking in the views,

instead of taking on the road, maybe even taking a nap. That's the bliss of getting where you

need to go without worrying about driving. Book your train journey via avantiwascoast.co.uk

and we'll take you there. Avantiwascoast, feel good travel.

All right, back on TYT, at least I'm back on TYT from yesterday. Anyways, Jake Uger,

and I could spare him with you guys. We do have a great show for you guys ahead of course.

A beautiful show. I don't know if I'm beautiful given today's news, but

listen, there's comedic relief in the second hour that you do not want to miss.

Agreed. Yes. Obviously, we've got some tragedy in the first hour. We'll get to Gaza

as well in a second. But also, tragedy within the Republicans, which is awesome.

It just doesn't end. The clown show that, that stretches to infinity. So,

and beyond. So we'll get to it in a little bit. All right, Casper. Well, obviously,

we begin with an update on the war in Gaza, but there is a different angle to the story

that I think is worth discussing, which is the ongoing violence in the West Bank,

directed toward Palestinians living there, occupied region of Israel. So with that said,

let's get to the details. For the first time in years, a Palestinian refugee camp is under Israeli

curfew. The raid that began in the early hours of Thursday in Noosham-Sniir Turkarim in the North

of the occupied West Bank is showing no signs of ending. The violence in the Middle East and Gaza

in particular has unfortunately expanded beyond Israel and Gaza and is now spilling over specifically

into the West Bank, where protesters have grown significantly since the explosion at the Al-Authi

hospital. Now, the Palestinian health ministry has said that Israeli forces killed seven Palestinians

during raids on the Neur-Alshams refugee camp on Thursday. Health officials said that one of the

...