Today is Thursday, May 13th, and you're listening to the morning announcements presented

by Batch's media.

I'm Sammy Sage.

The crisis in Israel has continued to escalate as Israel killed a senior Hamas commander

and continued to fire into Gaza, as Hamas fired more than a thousand rockets at civilian

areas across central and southern Israel.

More than 50 Palestinians, including 14 children, have been killed, as well as seven Israelis,

including one child.

However, the violence is no longer just trading fire via weaponry, and now violent protests

and fights have erupted in mixed Jewish Arab towns as rival mobs attacked people, shops

and houses of worship across a number of towns and cities.

Meanwhile, President Biden announced that the U.S. is sending an envoy to Israel to hopefully

ease tensions, because the U.S. is famously known for bringing in comp to the region.

Liz Cheney is officially out of her leadership position in the Republican caucus and the least

phonic is supposedly going to be replacing her.

Now, I feel like we've been talking about this for two weeks, so all I'm going to say

is, that's what you get for telling the truth exactly one time in the Republican Party.

The always mature representative Madison Cawthorne treated the entire thing like a fraternity

roast and tweeted, na na na na, na na na, hey, hey, goodbye, Liz Cheney.

The colonial pipeline has been restored, and it is just in time, because we were just

starting to see shortages, specifically across the southeastern U.S. due to panic buying

a fuel.

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