Good evening. I'm Jeff Bennett and I'm

and I'm Amin Navaz on the news hour tonight.

The first fuel trucks cross into the Gaza Strip

as Israeli troops raid the main

hospital in search of militants and hostages. President Biden and President

she's in ping meet for the first time in a year as relations between the two countries have worsened.

And Judy Woodruff reports on why residents in one American town feel left behind in a changing

modern economy.

It's almost like we don't matter enough.

Maybe our votes don't matter enough.

I don't know what the case, you know what it might be. Welcome to the News Hour. The United Nations Security Council approved a resolution this

evening that calls for quote urgent and extended humanitarian pauses in the fighting between

Israel and Hamas in Gaza. The US.S. United Kingdom and Russia abstained.

Meanwhile, in Gaza, the focus is on the largest hospital there.

Israeli forces entered the al-Shifa hospital and the compound that surrounds it at dawn this morning with hundreds of patients

and doctors still there but in dire shape.

Israel and the U.S. say the hospital is used by Hamas as a command center, a charge the staff and Hamas both deny.

John Yang has the story.

Inside Gaza City's biggest hospital, clouds of dust and toxic smoke from Israeli

shelling as doctors and patients struggled to breathe. The Shefa Hospital is no longer safe.

In the intensive care unit, a doctor narrates the aftermath in this video released by the Hamas-run

Gaza Ministry of Health.

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