We turn now to breaking news from the Middle East.
Israeli forces have launched deadly raids in the West Bank.
And our foreign correspondent, Britt Clennett is in Tel Aviv
with the very latest.
Good morning, Britt.
Good morning, Rebecca.
Yeah.
At least 11 Palestinians have been killed by Israeli forces
in the north of the West Bank in the biggest
raid in years.
Troops surrounding a main hospital in Jenin.
Videos showing bulldozers tearing through streets, Water gushing down a
road after the destruction of the main water line.
The IDF says its forces are carrying out a counterterrorism
operation in Jenin.
And Tulkaram.
A spokesperson for the Palestinian president warning of dire and
dangerous consequences, saying the raids are a continuation of the
war on the Palestinian people in the West Bank and
in Gaza, as well as calling on the US to
intervene immediately.
And Israel's foreign minister said Iran was funding an eastern
front in the West Bank and said they must do
whatever is necessary to fight it, including the temporary evacuation
of Palestinians.
Palestinian residents, meanwhile, returned hostage.
Kaid Fahan al Qaadi is expected to be released from
hospital today at the 52 year old was the first
hostage found alive in a tunnel after an IDF military
operation yesterday.
Gio.
All right, Britt, thank you so much for your reporting
here.