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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's Political Troubles

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu faces political troubles as protesters demand early elections and a cease-fire deal to free remaining hostages. Israeli troops have withdrawn from al-Shifa hospital after a 2-week raid resulting in 21 patient deaths. NBC's Raf Sanchez reports for TODAY.

Israeli military raid at Gaza's main hospital

Israeli military raid at Gaza's main hospital continues for second week, raising questions over fate of civilians and Hamas' ability to retake cleared areas. IDF claims to have killed militants and detained hundreds, while Hamas alleges civilian deaths due to lack of food, water, and health services. Western military analyst suggests raid was result of Israel's shift in focus to preparing for offensive in south Gaza. Footage shows chaos and destruction at hospital, with witnesses describing harsh treatment by Israeli forces. IDF admits mistake in identifying detained militants and faces criticism for inhumane treatment of patients during raid. Red Cross reports intense shelling and gunfire at other medical facilities in Khan Younis. Previous raid in November saw displaced civilians flee hospital, with infants evacuated and decomposing bodies discovered later. American intelligence assessment suggests hospital was used to hold hostages and house command infrastructure. IDF claims latest operation has severely damaged Hamas and Islamic Jihad groups.