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PBS News Weekend as the war in Israel reaches its second month, fighting near hospitals

in Gaza grows and calls for a ceasefire intensify.

Then with the Supreme Court considering gun ownership for domestic abusers,

we look at the role firearms play in domestic violence incidents, and how horses

are helping veterans cope with the trauma they've suffered in combat.

He came up to me and he put his head right on my shoulder. It just like lowers everything

down. It almost can bring you to tears. Good evening I'm John Yang. Tonight,

international aid organizations are raising alarms about conditions at

Gaza's main hospital which Israel's war against Hamas, has left without power.

The head of the International Committee of the Red Cross says it's an unbearably desperate

situation.

The UN Humanitarian Chief says there is no justification for what's happening.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says Hamas is responsible for Palestinian

civilian casualties because they use them as shields.

Our report tonight is from Special Correspondent Leila Malana Allen.

As Israel's bombardment continues and ground forces penetrate deeper into Gaza,

hospitals like Al-Quds are going dark, losing power amid the destruction.

A local journalist captured an explosion last night at

Gaza's Indonesian hospital. The Palestinian Kud's News Network reports that

surgeries there have halted and the Hamas-run

Gaza Health Ministry said today as Shifah Hospital, the territory's largest medical

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