We start today's other headlines in the Middle East, where Israel says it launched a limited ground operation in Gaza after abruptly ending a two-month ceasefire with Hamas.

The Israeli military claims to have recaptured part of a key corridor that bisects Gaza after withdrawing as part of the truce.

By air, a wave of Israeli attacks hit sites in Gaza for a second day in a row.

Several UN employees were rushed to a hospital after a strike on a UN compound killed one

worker and severely injured at least five others. Israel denied responsibility. A UN official said

it's under investigation. In my opinion, this was not an accident.

It cannot be categorized as an accident.

It is at least an incident.

UN personal and its premises must be protected by all sides.

Meantime, in Israel, ultra-nationalist Itamar Ben-Gavir regained his position as national security

minister. He had left the government coalition in January to protest the ceasefire with Hamas.

A federal judge is moving the case of Columbia University graduate, Mahmoud Khalil, to New Jersey.

That's because the 30-year-old was being held there when his lawyers first challenged the legality of his detention.

Khalil is currently at a facility in Louisiana as U.S. officials seek to deport him.

ICE agents arrested Khalil earlier this month for his role in pro-Palestinian protests on campus.

He is a legal U.S. resident with no criminal record, and his lawyers say the

grounds for his arrest violate his First Amendment rights. The White House says it's suspending

$175 million in federal funding for the University of Pennsylvania. It follows an investigation

into Penn's swimming program that focused on Leah Thomas, an openly

transgender athlete who last competed for the school in 2022. A Penn spokesperson says they have not

received details of the action, but in a statement added, quote, we have been in the past and

remain today in full compliance with the regulations that apply to not only Penn, but all of our NCAA and Ivy League peer institutions.

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