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The U.S. strikes targets in Syria to deter Iran and its allies from joining the Middle East

conflict.

We'll look at Israel's calculus as it weighs a Gaza offensive.

There are questions about whether Israel has a real game plan for what happens after they

defeat Hamas and there's also political calculations from the Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

He's led the country for a long time but he has never fought a very long war.

And Amazon's profit triples.

But to keep up in the AI battle to come, it will need that winning streak to continue.

It's Friday October 27th.

I'm Luke Varquez for the Wall Street Journal and here is the AM edition of What's News,

the top headlines and business stories moving your world today.

Let's begin in Gaza.

Fuel is running out in the enclave with the UN's agency for Palestinian refugees saying

that more is urgently needed to keep vital humanitarian operations running.

While cut off all supplies of food, water, fuel and electricity to Gaza following Hamas's

October 7th attacks and while it has allowed in small amounts of aid since last Saturday,

it opposes fuel deliveries that it says Hamas could use for military purposes.

A concern echoed by U.S. State Department spokesperson Matthew Miller.

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