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♪ ♪ will: we begin with the war on israel at least 400 israelis now dead as israelis police say 30 of their officers are among the killed. this as hezbollah pledges their guns and rockets to hamas as the group claims responsibility for an attack of their own on an area called shiba farms. >> meanwhile hamas officials say they'll release number of israeli soldiers and civilians they say they've captured. during the deadliest attack on the state of israel in decades. >> babies, women, the elderly were dragged outside of their homes, were taken hostage. this is our 9/11. >> israeli defense forces now going after hamas forces in gaza city taking out a military intelligence headquarters and xowngd belonging to the terror group.

also this morning, in egypt at least two israelis and egyptian tour guide shot and killed in alexandria the expected assailant egyptian police officer detained israel foreign ministry says another israeli citizen was injured in the attack. pete: we woke up this morning to the number of israelis killed at 3:50 like yesterday 200 now we're reporting -- 400 plus more and as i don't think we have trey yingst joining us this hour imagine technical difficulties of being in a war zone but last hour it was staggering. there's still hamas militants infiltrating there's certain portions of the gaza strip on israeli side controlled by hamas. which means the flow of fighters still could be happening which makings the whole thing ongoing situation. terror of yesterday remains in the south because the idf is not in the -- not in the process of clearing out the gaza strep but still

clearing out israeli territory in the south. >> people trapped inside their house and terror, i mean, earlier this morning hearing from robi burr man said i got a call there's a four-year-old and an eight-year-old child under a bed. their parents bodies beside them because their parents were killed by the radical disgusting inhumane terrorist trapped in houses not to mention young woman noah captured on a motorcycle saying don't kill me don't kill me her whereabouts unknown at this mourn >> -- taken from the music rave outside of gaza just by a few miles outside of gaza a rave that went all night long. it looks like terrors arrived 6:30 in the morning and young peel still partying. dozens taken away, more killed by hundreds of terrorists according to trey yingst broke that gaza border wall. and something like two dozen

locations and i know pete you're going to go to the wall to show us on the map. pete: you did an interview with the top israeli paramedic as well usually when you see numbers like 3 or 400 people killed and thousands injured it is because of an explosion. that in this case he said most of the wounds he's seeing are gunshot wounds which gives you a sense of the intimate nature of the attack that was not from afar but something infiltration happened in the south of israel. across many, many miles in many, many towns with hundreds if not thousands of hamas fighters pouring through the border. and what the -- what the hamas fighters and those in the gaza strip are hoping right now is that wish that looks more and more likely and more and more dangerous for the state of israel because as devastating as attack was from hamas in gaza strip general the capabilities of hezbollah in the

north far exceed hamas number of fight ergs and sophistication in the more conventional capabilities in the ability of their missile systems to reach further and further into the state of israel. so as operations move into the gaza strip paying attention to the heights will be important and, in fact, reporting on an attack of artillery from he has beau loo into a place called shabbat farms in the golan heights. a very strategically significant ground taken in 1967 by israelis because if you control the golan heights you effectively control all of northern israel so you can see how this becomes a war that's not just based in the south and rooting out hamas in the south but against enemies in the north as well. let's zoom? just a reminder of these missile strikes and here's -- why the missile strikes are so significant on two levels. first of all the volume and number. two to 3,000 is what is being reported and still ongoing.

that's well beyond what israelis have experienced before. and well beyond what the iron dome system which is well famed in israel is able to shoot down in real time you can't shoot them all down so lts of them have made their way into israeli towns not just in the south where they're used to rocket attacks up tel-aviv in largely peaceful in central part of the country and in jerusalem sirens are gone off also rockets are significant because they have ground cover and if you have sirens across the country and people going into bunkers including the israeli defense forces, it creates the fog of war. that those -- that hamas needed in order to come in on a ground attack which is what we'll focus on when we zoom into the southern portion of israel as will when you broke down on off the wall and later on in this hour, gaza strip is about the size of delaware. the state of israel about size of new jersey and what we now

know is it wasn't just one or two points of entry in the south of hamas terrorist army. it was upwards of two dozen trey yingst is telling us at multiple location they breached that wire either at check points or at military posts. and there are images online you can see them yourself of -- israeli defense forces bases being breached. one of them is arrows crossing here we have an incorrectly on the map here. but it was closer to the -- gaza border when they were able to cease that military check point they have access to dozens of military vehicles. killed israeli soldiers and they were able to breach these locations. a scary part and i'll close here is you've got ongoing hostage situations from what we understand still. and as trey has reported to us, there are certain parts of the gaza border that hamas still has operational control of. which means the flow of fighters coming into the south could at this moment still be happening. so guys as we look at the prospects of a military

operation into gaza it appears there's still military operation going on in the south of israel. you have to clear your own land before you worry about an offensive operation. and those expectations are only going to ramp up among israeli people to say this famed idf won a lot of big battles over the years -- is still dealing with terrorist infiltrating a border which is far more secure than our southern border a lot smaller. so it is got a lot of people wondering how in the world did this happen? >> beyond cities that are under attack. tel-aviv a got a text from a colleague of mine with his six-year-old daughter now and he sent to me this our six-year-old came from the united states she's used to running around lake now she's being rushed in her sleep to a bomb shelter. words don't describe the trauma and if you're not being directly attacked you're up and down to a bomb shelter. >> good job pete kayla you mention you spoke to robi berman

who witnessed these attacks here's what he said it felt like to experience the terror. >> as we speak now just a few hours ago a woman said that she received a phone call from her niece who is eight years old said she's hiding inside her they have killed mommy and daddy she's hiding with her four-year-old brother underneath a bed no one is comes to get them this is ongoing failure and tragedy hundreds killed over 100 people kidnapped and brought into israel and these are old women. young children, young people going to the music fair ill so bad for the innocent palestinian women and children and gaza but there's going to be aiflt people going to die. there's -- this is a war. this is not -- this is war. this is a full time war an this was done on the anniversary of a yom kippur war and it was like yom kippur it was a bigger scale. will: knew it was different when

bibi netanyahu said that and they weren't designated as such and been 50 years since israel said we are at war. which means this -- the carnage is only just begun. retribution that will have to be executed but also netanyahu has a thread in needle we talked to jack about that and one thing to win the tactical and operational but strategic complications because of miscalculations then it gets difficult. >> now a multifront war and bring in fox news sunday anchor and chief legal correspondent shannon bream. shannon what a heartbreaking time in israel. but i want to turn to the biden administration for a moment and those $6 billion in frozen iranian funds that were released just last month. if you look at the press shop and andrew bates there's a concerted communication strategy to say this didn't go to terrorism this is disconnected but you can't ignore the fact these assets freed up on september 11th so just a few

weeks ago. >> that's the conversation we've heard numerous folks out there getting ahead saying not a single penny of that $6 billion has been spent it was iranian money unfrozen it has to go through self hoops before it actually spent supposed to go for humanitarian needs for food, medicine those kinds of things but that deal announced just weeks ago i remember piece in editorial from the washington journal saying that is spongeable and if bad actors feel like okay some of our medical needs are other places we've been spending money on our own people and there's a -- big debate about whether iran does much of that that money can be then seen as freeing up assets to go other places. so the administration is right. that that $6 billion has not flowed into this particular conflict but you have to have the conversation about money being fungible assets able to move around to different interest when you know that you have that money then available.

>> yeah shannon. it's -- to the point if somebody offered you a line of credit and even if that money hadn't yet come in you would feel free to spend existing money somewhere else knowing that you're soon going to be $6 billion to the richer it is a make believe world to pretend this couldn't influence iran decisions. you know, speaking of iran, let's just read you something from the common a who said this after the attacks. the gel is coming to an end palestinian youth and anti-oppression anti-occupation movement and more alive, more pair prepared than ever god willing movement will achieve its goals. you know, shannon that's just short what have we saw from the floor of the government there in iran where they were chanting death to israel, death to america. but not far short -- >> yeah they regularly do that as we know, and that tweet or x whatever we're calling days before this massive multiprong

attack raises a lot of questions. because now this morning you guys are reporting -- reporting that there's also trouble with hezbollah to the noters there are a lot of bad actors, backed by a lot of that bad actors they don't want the u.s. to exist or help them either and you have to wonder how much is about the conversation the u.s., saudi an israels were having between those parties about moving forward with some peace deals, bret talking to recent parties involved, and them sounding very hopeful about that and now this raises the real conversation about the fact that there are terrorist groups that will want to prevent those things from happening. is this, this operation solely about what was gong on with these peace talks with saudi arabia or something else as you guys have documented. there's conflicts going back centuries with these groups but what it ends up meaning that israel lives in a very dangerous neighborhood thane we have to be an unmistakable ally with them in this. >> shannon as you were talking about a banner splashed across

the screen which we've got conversation in our ears we were talking to number of israelis now killed is reported to be 600 we just reported 400 it is gone up to 600, and just -- it's almost unimaginable to think of and so much of that at the end of a rifle not just from explosions. what do you anticipate -- from the go political perspective from where you sit in washington, d.c., will there be a moment of unity to say israel you do what you have to do on this? >> i do think there is and we've seen a lot of democrats and republicans stepping up to together to say there's no daylight between the vast majorities of us here. we will do what it takes you see folk like congressman jaime raskin middle of the fights over impeachment and everything else not hesitating to say we stand together on this. , of course, you've seen that from a number of republicans it is widespread from both sides of the aisle saying we are together on this issue.

where they're divided over so many other things in washington that is one place where nearly every member of the house and senate is together there are outlie rs who have made controversial comments in the past, we have not heard that this time around so most of the house and senate seems very, very unified on this issue. i think back to my time over in that region and -- you know just the reality you mention 600 lives. we know unfortunately the devastation that comes with that. the number probably going to grow. we think about women and children and people that have been taken captive i've prayed per knowing their lives are not valued and be used as pawns and shields and used for negotiations. the people who live in that region and those of us who spent time there and just rying to transit in and out of the places one of the assignments over there i went to ramallah you see daily life people live with the security threats.

the enormous tension that any moment between these different parties is really just a powder keg and now it has come at a time and in a way that is, you know, sparking lots of questions about intelligence failures. where we go from here, but the hard facts are right now this is devastating to the israeli people. and the pain is only i fear going to continue in the immediate future. >> yeah. ouch is a tragedy 600 many of those children -- while we'll be watching you on fox news sunday today on fox news channel shannon who do you have lined up? >> we have john finer from administration he's deputy national security advisor with us to talk about how administration is handling this. former secretary of state mike pompeo intimately familiar with this region and we also sit down with the desantis family at the governor mansion in florida beef this conflict but touch on a number of other very, very critical issues for that campaign as well. >> thank you shannon. >> thank you. we'll be watching. >> thanks guys. >> you know, it's to the point

of 600 you've brought it up this morning i don't know -- there was 3,000 rockets between 2,000 and 5,000 rockets fired who knows how many of those fatalities are at the end of a rocket explosion but so many of them as we already anticipated are at the end of a rifle barrel. >> children -- imagine that. shooting a child. you have to be an animal. >> humanize them you believe they're nothing. or you get glory from god for doing that. >> they always say when you see a murder suspect who's been -- or murder victim who has been killed by a knife it is a much more personal crime than a crime of a gun shot or whatever it may be. and in the act of war, i don't know. putting a child or a -- young woman a wife, a grandmother to the end of a rifle barrel is different than a rocket arriving from, you know, dozens of miles away. and to see that number now climb to 600. >> wants a cease-fire -- >> i fear also that number is

only going to go up too. from what trey has reported there's still going town by town and house by house and i identify the places where people have been killed and if you go online and see these images of dozens of men in black with ak-47s hunting, i mean, they're not moving in tactical formations they're just moving in pacts hunting looking for anyone to shoot. that is -- terrorism by definition because it is targeting civilian. sure there was israeli defense forces killed and terrorism by definition why the retribution here should be so hard and so swift. >> parading the dead bodies while screaming in exultation. and hostages we will pray for them still ahead hamas militants hold enough hostages to swap for every palestinian prisoner in israel. >> counterterrorism expert idf veteran reacts to what could be

unprecedented crisis for the nation. next.

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hamas terrorists are holding a significant number of israeli civilians and soldiers hostage. in the gaza strip, a senior hamas leader now claiming they've captured enough israeli captives to free all palestinian prisoners in the country's jails. counterterrorism expert aaron cohen a former member of the israeli defense force and he joins us now. aaron i've wanted to hear from you since this began. how did this happen? first of all based on your experience, and what happens next? >> well, how this happened was this was a lot of planning by hamas. this was an operation that has taken years in my personal belief and i believe that hamas being a terrorist organization executed an offensive with surprise can cunning, however, embarrassing to say that the fact is there were intelligence failures i don't think now is the time pete to point a finger

at the intelligence apparatus in israel but we are seeing multiple hostage sieges both in israel and now in gaza. >> how do you handle this? there are 600 israelis now dead that's new this hour that number keeps going up you have hostages in gaza in tunnels or in hospitals wherever they hide them as human shields. what should israel do in the face of this overwhelming onslot? >> well, so pete i want to make it very clear to your viewers that israel invented or was one of the masters of hostage rescue. they ended up performing one of the most spectacular hostage rescue raids in 1976 when 106 israeli hostages were taken prisoner to uganda but black september they were freed by benjamin or prime minister bibi netanyahu former special operation tier one unit it is in

hebrew israel perfected hostage rescues game. and what we're going to see now is israel doing what it does best and it is complicated there's two different fronts here that israel has to deal with there's the hostages that are currently held inside of israel and there's hostages that are now being held in gaza whether they're in tunls or buildings or apartments. there's footage it have floating all over the internet. for sedges that are taking place inside of israel, those are better scenarios and the reason why is because they're sterile. it allows the israeli special operations units the amum national police hostage rescue team one of the top three in the world and general stof unit and this is sterile inside of israel to take their time and negotiate and they can tire out the terrorist so they can -- get better shots on those targets to be able to make those entries reducing risk to

teammates and to the hostages. now the situation in gaza much more complicated almost like a crime scene longer israel waits to be able to conduct hostage rescues in gaza longs terrorists have to move around hostages which makes it more difficult for our massad and shabbat agencies to save them and israel has to work quickly to strike those targets -- and i believe that they're going to use or have to use the fog of this counteroffensive to use it as a smoke screen for amum to strike targets as quickly as possible longer they wait the more those hostages are going get moved around more sick and tired they're going get and more the hamas will be able to continue to build layers in between the israeli intelligence agencies and those hostages. so teal is of the essence --

and i believe that you're going see israel dial things up and do what hay do best which is selective operations using disguise, using surprise, and using audacity and tenaciousness on par with delta force on par with seal team 6 israelis are finely tune machine when is it comes to these operations. >> really -- amazing break down. nobody knows it better and has been involved in it first hand. aaron cohen, thank you for that. >> thanks so much pete. >> really appreciate it. pete: straight ahead hamas vicious attack turning jewish day of celebration into a night of terror. and a morning of terror -- will and i go off the wall with deep rooted history of the israeli palestinian conflict. that's next.

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>> hungs are dead and thousands injured following hamas attack against israel. but the conflict today as we know it's been stirring for years. will: let's go off the wall once more to understand the history and how this started some of the background between the state of israel palestinians and how it erupted and while we come at this humbly it is complex, and there are different sets of facts. we think historic context can help us understand what's going on in israel. pete: you can spend graduate seminar course attempting to break this down and understand it we're going to do it in five minutes as best we can. so the area known as israel now -- was controlled by the empire 400 years and part of that and that empire joined and that led to down fall. that solidified downfall and

begun to fall apart prior to world war i and ottoman empire from africa down through the middle east turkey and in into europe. but as pete pointed out following world war i this stability that was provided by the ottoman empire disintegrated. we placed by a different form of stability by the british government showed interest in establishing a jewish state. there was an agreement called the bell four dleargs in 1917 that led to british mandate. where there was flourishing and you look at images of jerusalem back then but conflict like with romans there in the bible biblical area and it didn't -- thinking as the nation state but following world war i britain through league of nations given control of the area and they begin to carve up the map. they begin to create jordan and syria, and the modern conception

of the nation state. pete: i can't remember the name of the -- of the agreement but a lot of the consternation across middle east goes back to winston churchill and others that drew straight lines across areas that led to nation states that have different groups i think of iraq with different groups of people you certainly see that in israel. now, there was a very smul period a lot of anti-semitism. regimes predicated on the destruction of the jewish people. most significantly adolf hitler and nazi jm and holocaust led to death of 6 million jews a lot of jews left europe and came back to israel. will: jews leave europe head back to israel there's palestinians living in israel and thus begin your tensions let's focus on the geography and pete has been explaining current environment but this is a little bit of a scope out but still focus on israel.

israel roughly the size of new jersey. west two large palestinian areas west bank along west bake of the jordan river and gaza strip where our focus is this morning and throughout this latest distinct. pete: a lot of focus of the past has been -- the so-called west bank others will call it judea and historic home land of the jewish people as well so words are a big parted of this complication inside that as well so we've talked about gaza strip a lot small area, lots of people. you look at the west -- the west bank, just to give you a sense this is where jerusalem is and you've got west jerusalem and east and a lot of religious sites were captured in 1967 which we'll get to. but when you think of west bank there's a lot of sites in this location of significance to jews and christians you've got the traditional baptism and

bethlehem. >> good comparison for the west bank to conceptionize is delaware with a third of the population roughly the same geographic site but quickly to put that in context look how small gaza strip is for folks 140 square miles 2 million population. pete: compare sizes and populations are similar it is extremely dense. will: complexity gets worse in materials of the tensions over the past 75 years in existence of israel. israel as we pointed out as jews begin to remigrate back to israel 1947 is a marking point after world war ii -- where there's the first attempt and ultimately is successful in creating the state of israel. >> ultimately soon after there was a war and israeli war effect i-ly egypt you see jordan, they all coalesce on say nothing, we don't want jews in a state of

israel here. jordan being very significant jordan moved up to jerusalem controlled much of that until 1967 so disputed from the very beginning. and has been fought over in the modern sense of the nation state since 1947. the u.s. by the way the first country to recognize israel 11 minutes into their existence harry truman did so. will: that war followed establishes state of israel in 1948 and pete as we pointed out wars throughout time but with largely state actors. we're talking about jordan, we're talking about egypt. we're talking about syria. that have flashed up since the 40s in two main points 1967, six-day war was one of those and, in fact, is one of those many people are pointing back to today. as a marking point of how extreme what we're watching take place today is. pete: that was a really, really big one because state of israel a lot of people thought okay enemies wanted to wipe it off its map. instead it went on counteroffensive and captured gaza.

captured judea and west bank captured golan heights and they were on temple mound quickly gave it back. but ultimately that redrew lines allowed israel the opportunity to effectively control the areas for their own security. something that changed in 2005 and is to our discussion when they gave the gaza strip to palestinian authority. >> you brought that up bibi netanyahu said this is war. that war word had specific meaning not an operation. specifically a war, why? because it is 50 years since a war. 1973, the yom kippur war last time that type of language midnightset approach has really defined the palestinian and israeli confrontation. but after seeing 600 we're right now by the way at 600 civilian children, women, grandmothers dead -- and this has been declared war. pete: this basically settled the nation state aspect of this and

after that you saw uprisings led by the plo led by hamas and terrorist organizations. trying to achieve their goals inside their regions you saw buses blowing up inside and that's why you saw border fences put up across jerusalem and gaza and operations that led to deaths of israelis and palestinians. will: that brings us to today talking about horrific nature of it but historical nature of this -- of this -- conflict in time between these two and what it can mean for the future. pete: by the way i want to point you to fox nation to battle in the holy land on fox nation i did it a couple of years ago. but it is a breakdown of the dynamic political cultural religious that led to this moment in time also battle in the holy city specifically about jerusalem but we go to outside gaza into west bank into ramallah check it out on fox

nation today. >> historical context again complicated subject but brings tad bit more light to understanding events of today. no doubt. >> brutal attack on israel sparking new concerns here at home. as major cities like new york and l.a. increase security measures around jewish communities. will: gubernatorial candidate lee joins us with his insight, next. py! woman: cancer. it's different in a child. because your child is still growing. charlie: i had 14 rounds of chemo. there's thousands and thousands of kids all over the world who need help. girl: it is my first time having cancer. and it's the very worst. spokesman: saint jude children's research hospital works day after day to find cures and save the lives of children with cancer and other life

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pete: fox news alert america biggest police department boosting in community including synagogues as they brutally murder at least at this point 600 jews in israel. >> our next guest knows all about push to protect jewish communities lee zeldin was only jewish republican in congress when he served as congressman of new york. he joins us now. congressman zeldin, welcome what immediately comes to mind as i read this? are some of the comments that we heard from elham omar and remarks she's made but not just her the failure of democrats in the wake of those moments to pass a clean resolution condemning anti-semitism they were condemned or called out by

their own congressman pete diewch is now where they immediate to partner with republicans to condemn anti-semitism in the halls of congress? >> 100%, and i'm sure that they will and you're already starting to see many democrats both the house and the senate joining republicanning to stand with israel. to make it clear that america stands with israel. that there's no moral equivalency between the good people of israel and hamas terrorists. that being a neutral arbiter and being true and honest with the facts you don't have to minimize in any way and you should not minimize the rapes, the murder, the execution, kidnapping of these tactics followed out by hamas and realities of how iran blesses this resources it, and the consequences of what that means for the united states. so part of this is in your words, but it more importantly needs to be followed in action

and u.s. policy especially coming off of just a few weeks ago. the united states on september 11th, the biden administration announced $6 billion to iran. i will say this as far as the hamas caucus inside of the house democratic caucus, they need to make sure that they're speaking out against their own. because they can't allow these voices like aoc and omar and tlaib in any way influence the rest of congress's policy here. because those members are absolutely wrong. pete: you know lee when i look at these police departments plussing up their security around synagogues and jewish communities, it's not because americans are suddenly seeking to extract retribution. how much of this is the fact that we have a wide open southern border? we have no idea who is coming across, and there could be the prospects of hamas leaper cells why couldn't it come to our shores as well considering our security posture?

>> i'll tell you pete, and you know it's been great listening to coverage and especially that last segment through the history of what's going on there so people can get completely brought up to speed. today, early this afternoon in times square supporters of hamas will be publicly demonstrating they're promoting. it is called the new york city the democratic socialist of america. democratic elected officials actively seek the endorsement of this group, if you go to their social media their twitter page, they're advertising a public demonstration in support of hamas 'rape and murder and terrorism that's taking place right now. so you're absolutely right and being concerned about the ways that people can infiltrate our country i would take it one step further than that not only have they infiltrated our country but they're publicly demonstrating in times square this afternoon.

>> you know, lee, pete at that point last night was going to -- in new york city as it is to walk and pick up dinner there was a man yelling along street which raises everybody's antennas when someone he was harmless expwrus yelling i was walking behind a lady and we were walking right by the jewish community center. and i noticed she just got nervous because i was walking close behind her last night and occurred to me yeah. i would imagine the way she walks from new york city today to your point lee. is a bit different than it was yesterday -- >> you have innocent law-abiding new yorkers who unfortunately are now in a position where they have to keep their head on a swivel this has been going on for a while. it's procriminal policies that are getting passed in state capitols like albany. it is a lack of support for our law enforcement. it is weak prosecutors who refuse to enforce the law and now you add this on top of it there are people here in the united states who are looking to do their parts.

to support what hamas is doing over there. e just got back from israel i was there in september. and i brought my wife and my daughters, we were at the holocaust museum, it was filled up with young idf soldiers who were learning about what had taken place 80 years ago you have danny on talking about holocaust survivors being held hostage and taken into gaza. for us we believe in freedom of religion right here in new york. in the united states -- we want people to be able to live safely and freely. but there is an extraordinarily close bond for americans with israel. many view israel as our greatest ally out there. so we need to secure our home front. we need to stand strong and unequivocal in our support and make sure sha israelis we're with them and as americans it is as personal as it gets. >> in condemnation of the hamas terrorists qhof killed children

and i can't believe a prohamas rally in new york city. thank you. still ahead the deadly surprise attack on israel suggesting a massive intelligence failure. so how did terrorists avert one of the most sophisticated defense agencies in the world? we break it down, straight ahead.

>> fox news alert this morning intel world in shock over how hamas terrorists pulled off such a coordinated expensive, and detailed sneak attack without israel elite network finding out in advance. and the big question what does this mean for the safety of its allies? namely the united states foreign policy expert lisa joins us now. lisa, the israelis are extraordinary at intelligence detecting plots how did they miss this one? >> there's a lot of questions today and, obviously, this is all very new still unfolding. and, of course, everyone is wondering how did israelis, the people who, you know, foiled the smallest plots in greece and cyprus all around the world how did they miss this one under their noses? i think we have to wait to see and, obviously, there's a lot of pieces that are missing here that we will need answers on. but the bigger, bigger point here is that this is not just

hamas that is not this ratty terrorist organization that we have seen in the past years, launch these attacks. these surprise attacks against israel. a lot of they will foiled some of them not they grow into something a bit bigger. this is iran's regime launching in all out war against israel. it is using its proxies to do so and it is not just hamas that it's using but multipronged and multipronged approach by sea by land by air, of course, they've been working on this for a very, very long time. >> lisa what do you say to the biden administration they say look yeah iran funds proxy hamas, however, we don't know if they're behind this attack specifically i get they have to be careful but what is your response. a little too careful there? i think it is fairly obvious they're in support of this. >> absolutely not only in support of it they are actually planning this and they're bragging about it last 48 hours, if you look at iranian media if you look at the leaders inside iran, they're not only celebrating. they're bragging about having a

hand in this. they literally are saying you think we weren't behind it we were behind it. not only that, we will be very naive to think that the biden administration in the last three years going back to the negotiating table multiple times removing vital sanctions from iran regime and, of course, unfreezing $6 billion just a few weeks ago just the talks about giving $6 billion to regime gave them confident to do so-so we know that iran regime was absolutely behind this. and we emboldened them to do so. >> iranian state tv playing death to america chant no doubt about it lisa thank you. u.n. ambassador gillad ardan joins us next.

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