Good evening, I'm John Yang.

Hopes are dimming tonight that the killing of the leader of Hamas would build momentum for a ceasefire as Israel presses its air campaign in Lebanon and Gaza.

In Lebanon, an IDF strike on the Christian majority city of Junia which is north of

Beirut left two people dead. It was the first Israeli assault in that area and

in Gaza a series of strikes on refugee camps at hospitals

over 24 hours has killed more than 50 people. Health officials say 11 of the

dead including three children were from a single family.

Survivors say there's nowhere for them to go.

Our home is gone.

My family's home.

It completely collapsed, and now we're living in this.

We have no other place to stay.

In Northern Israel, a drone targeted one of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's

homes.

The Israeli military says it was launched from Lebanon, and Iran says Hezbollah, which is an Iranian proxy, is responsible for the attack.

Netanyahu and his wife were not home at the time and no one was hurt.

To the north in Kiryat Atta an Israeli man was killed and several others injured when

Hezbollah rockets hit cars and buildings.

Striking Boeing workers are to vote next week on a proposed new contract.

The deal would give a 35% pay raise over four years, plus additional retirement fund contributions.

A month-long strike has stopped production of the 737 Max, which is one of Boeing's best-selling passenger

jets.

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