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

Israel's military pushes deeper into Gaza as negotiations for humanitarian

pauses and hostage releases become increasingly urgent.

Republican presidential hopefuls make their case to voters in the latest debate but remain far behind

the absent front runner Donald Trump and Senate Democrats seek to expand their

probe into Supreme Court ethics concerns after reports that some justices

received undisclosed gifts. If it happened in any other court in the United States

it would have been investigated. There would have been fact-finding and there would have been a result and consequences.

It's only the Supreme Court that is living outside the bounds of the rules. Welcome to the News hour with tens of thousands of civilians still fleeing the

heavy fighting in northern Gaza Israel agreed today to open a second route

south and pause fighting for a few hours each day.

Late today, President Biden said Israel has a quote, obligation to distinguish between terrorists and civilians and to follow international law.

Lala Mulana Allen reports.

As Israeli ground forces pushed deeper into Gaza, a rare look inside the northern strip, showed abandoned neighborhoods

scarred by battle.

It also gave clues about how Hamas operates.

The IDF claims they found these weapons in a workshop under an apartment

building. You can see a pink dresser and a little girl's bed in a residential

home. A few floors above, this bedroom appears to have belonged to young

girls. Israel says it's evidence that Hamas hides within and behind the civilian population.

This entire city is one big terror base.

There are miles of tunnels underground.

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