Good evening. I'm Jeff Bennett. I'm the Navas as away on the news hour tonight.

Bombings hit closer to hospitals in Gaza City, making conditions for civilians even more desperate,

while the number of journalists killed also rises.

What this increasing number of deaths means is that our ability to understand what's happening in Gaza and increasingly what's happening in the West Bank diminishes.

Demand outpaces supply for a recently approved treatment to protect children from the respiratory virus

RSB and David Brooks and Jonathan Cape Heart weigh in on the outcome of this week's elections,

and how Joe Manchin's decision not to run for re-election

could shake up the news hour. More than 100,000 civilians have fled south from northern Gaza over the last two days as Israel's week-old ground campaign intensifies.

More than 11,000 Palestinians have been killed in the war according to the Hamas-run

Gaza Health Ministry and the Israeli death toll from those initial attacks was revised

down today from 1400 to 1200.

Israeli officials gave no explanation for the change.

Nick Schifrin has our update on another bloody day

and to caution, some images in this story are disturbing.

Today the hospitals treating Gaza cities' wounds of war have become the war's

battlegrounds.

This was the scene inside Gaza's Shiva hospital compound. Those left living

scream, why God why? Inside a doctor narrates the aftermath, the injured line the hallway. Family members act as nurses. There is no dignity yet for the dead.

There's no treatment. My dad is lying there.

Even the anesthetic has run out.

May God help the doctors.

There's nothing more they can do.

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