Protests erupted around the Arab world on Friday against Israel's war against Hamas with the potential to displace millions of Palestinians in Gaza. CNN's Nada Bashir reports thousands of demonstrators took to the streets in Egypt, Jordan, Lebanon, Iraq, Yemen and the West Bank.
Military analyst Malcolm Davis discusses how hostages taken by Hamas are adding to the complex decision the Israeli military is making regarding a possible incursion into Gaza.
An Israel Defense Forces spokesperson says the IDF will continue the fight against Hamas and are preparing for the next stages. Meanwhile, Al-Quds Hospital in Gaza says the Israeli army is demanding it evacuate in preparation for a nighttime airstrike.
CNN's Anderson Cooper goes inside the Nir Oz kibbutz for the first time following the October 7 attacks and sees what remains of the neighborhood as so many families look for their missing loved ones.
Ben Raanan, brother of American hostage Natalie Raanan who was released back to Israel by Hamas, joins CNN's Erin Burnett to describe the moment he found out about his sister and stepmother's release.
Rep. Steve Womack (R-AR) discusses the current dysfunction among House Republicans with CNN's Jake Tapper after lawmakers dropped Rep. Jim Jordan (R-OH) as their speaker nominee.
An expected ground incursion by Israel is likely to mean block-by-block fighting against Hamas, which could counter Israel with snipers, tunnels, and IEDs.
Protests are growing in the Middle East due to civilian deaths in Gaza as humanitarian aid remains in limbo at the Rafah Crossing on the Egypt-Gaza border. Protester Rahma Zein shared with CNN's Clarissa Ward why she's so upset with Western media.
CNN's Erin Burnett speaks with Mahmoud Shalabi, a resident of northern Gaza and senior program manager of Medical Aid for Palestinians, about the conditions where he lives after Israeli forces told residents of the area to evacuate.
