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PBS news weekend calls for a ceasefire in Israel's war with Hamas intensify as the

humanitarian crisis in Gaza worsens.

We are suffering.

Every day we are suffering.

We only have bread and water to quiet the kids so they sleep at night.

Then how Israel's judicial reform... to quiet the kids so they sleep at night.

Then how Israel's judicial reform protest movement

is refocusing its energy to help those in need

after the Hamas attack.

And what prescription and over-the-counter drug shortages mean for doctors and

patients caught in the middle. Good evening I'm John Yang. Tonight, the Israeli military says it has divided Gaza in two and its troops have surrounded

Gaza City.

Israeli media reports that soldiers could move into Gaza City in the next 48 hours.

The human toll is rising.

The Hamas-run Gaza Health Ministry says more than 9,700 Palestinians have died,

though it's not clear how many were Hamas fighters.

The Israeli military says 29 soldiers have died in Gaza ground operations.

Special correspondent Lala Molana Allen has our report. Down Gaza's main north-south highway, civilians walk towards what they hope is safety.

The Israel Defence Forces warned residents in the north to leave during a four-hour pause in

airstrikes Sunday.

Those that left carried whatever and whoever they could. But airstrikes also continued outside the north. The Hamasran-Gazza Health Ministry

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