Tonight on PBS

PBS news weekend, new airstrikes killed dozens across Gaza in the West Bank today as the

Israeli military search of Gaza's biggest

hospital forces hundreds to flee. Then as US funding for Ukraine stalls on

Capitol Hill, the humanitarian situation in the war town country gets worse.

It's become a daily reality for this generation of violence, trauma, destruction, and

displacement.

And how nurse practitioners are filling a much needed health care gap and

the push to allow them to provide care without a physician's oversight. Good evening I'm John Yang.

In Gaza tonight more Palestinians are on the

move as restored communications have allowed the United Nations to resume

critical aid deliveries. Israel is again urging Palestinians in northern Gaza

to go south and patient staff and displaced people are leaving Gaza's biggest

hospital amid conflicting claims about what's triggering the departure.

On Gaza's main road south, panic and confusion.

Palestinians fled Al-Shifa Hospital in Gaza City after doctors say Israel ordered an evacuation.

Al-Shifa physician Ramaz Radwan.

In the last moments the Israeli authorities warned whoever was inside the hospital had to leave, except the wounded, the surgeon, and some of the medical and nursing staff.

The Israeli defense forces denied that they ordered anyone to leave. They say the hospital asked them

to help those who wanted to leave voluntarily. The Palestinian health minister said

five doctors are staying to care for the remaining 120 or so patients,

including some in intensive care

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