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

Heavy fighting continues in Gaza including around a major hospital as the death toll

rises and hostage negotiations continue. A major shakeup of leadership at a

leading artificial intelligence company raises questions about the future of the technology.

And nurses contend with the major strain on patients with limited English proficiency. Anytime you have a harmful event happen to you in the hospital, those harmful events, you know,

the risk for people who with limited English proficiency can be 15 to 25 percent higher than people who speak English. Welcome to the news hour. Israel's offensive in Gaza continues tonight, focused in the

north where fighting in Gaza remains around hospitals there.

Civilians, meantime, are caught between the Israel Defense Forces

and Hamas's determination to hide among them.

The government media office today in Gaza, run by Hamas Hamas said today that the fighting has killed

more than 13,000 civilians since the October 7th terror attacks by Hamas against

Israel.

1200 Israeli civilians were killed that day.

Nearly 240 hostages taken from Israel are being held by militants in Gaza.

Nick Schifron reports.

Once again, a Gaza hospital is a battleground.

Tanks line the perimeter of the Indonesian hospital in northern Gaza.

Israel says Hamas gunman were using the hospital as cover.

Inside, last week, injured children lined the hallways.

The WHO says as many as 700 people needed the hospital for treatment or shelter.

Today the Hamas control of Gaza Ministry of Health denied its fighters use hospitals.

The occupation has now put the Indonesian hospital in the circle of death. The Gaza where Israel has asked all residents to leave and where American

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