Today, we're talking about the latest in Israel, the end to the autoworker's strike and

beginning of Farmageddon, an AI executive order, and other top news for Wednesday, November

1st.

Stay informed while remaining focused on Christ with the poor over today.

Here's the quote of the day, music is made not just for the church, but it's also for

the people that need to hear about the love of God, Anthony Evans.

Let's start with some espresso shots.

Israel's ground forces have advanced further into northern Gaza, maintaining an unrelenting

campaign of airstrikes.

Yesterday, much of a refugee camp, which Israel says is a Hamas stronghold, was destroyed.

A UN agency in Gaza has called for a humanitarian ceasefire, saying it's a matter of life and

death for millions of civilians, particularly children.

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu refused and blamed civilian deaths on Hamas' decision

to locate command centers in civilian locations.

Stateside, House Republicans unveiled a standalone bill that would divert $14.3 billion from

the IRS and send it to Israel, side-stepping the White House's $100 billion request that

included aid to Ukraine.

Globally, the war has spurred increased anti-Semitism, particularly on college campuses,

and Islamophobia.

Yesterday, Cornell University confirmed the arrest of a person who called for the assault

and murder of Jewish students.

As war continues to rage, don't give up hope.

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