And I'm Jeff Bennett on the NewsHour tonight, Israeli forces pushed deeper into Gaza as

air strikes threatened hospitals where tens of thousands of Palestinian civilians shelter

alongside the wounded.

The war between Hamas and Israel leads to more displays of anti-Semitism from a mob

at a Russian airport to threats on college campuses in the U.S.

And patients and families search for answers amid a prolonged nationwide shortage of

80 HD medication.

These are low-cost drugs, and so when a drug company has a shortage, it doesn't really

hurt their bottom line.

And so there's not a tremendous amount of incentive to fix the problem.

Welcome to the NewsHour.

We're entering the fourth week of war between Israel and Hamas and Gaza, as Israel's air

campaign continues and the death toll mounts.

Israel is now fighting Hamas on the ground in Gaza, with troops moving methodically in

the northern end of the strip, while in the south, more than a million gauzens await

aid.

Leyla Molana Allen again starts our coverage.

For the fourth day straight, tanks and armored vehicles rolled into Gaza as part of Israel's

growing ground offensive.

At his first press conference since the October 7 terror attacks, Prime Minister Benjamin

Netanyahu reiterated that Israel will not consider a ceasefire.

Calls for a ceasefire are calls for Israel to surrender to Hamas, to surrender to terrorism,

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