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7:00 a.m. in gaza, this is our continuing breaking news coverage of the war be israel on america's late news, fox news at night. >> trace: and this is now a live look in gaza city, the sun has just risen a few minutes ago. and over the past few days when you look at this picture on the right-hand side of the screen, this is about the time that isreali forces would unleash a barrage of air strikes. they did that be the very early morning hours and right now in gaza city, it appears to be somewhat quiet. but there are some 300,000 isreali troops now on the border with gaza waiting for word to begin. what appears to be a major ground assault. the death toll is also rising with each side losing upwards of a thousand people, 22 americans are confirmed dead and 17 remain unaccounted for. as the biden administration scrambles to rescue u.s. citizens held hostage by hamas. we begin with

the senior foreign affairs correspondent greg palkot, live in ashkelon, israel. >> we entered day six of this israel hamas war. as you mentioned we have seen a series of isreali air strikes on various infrastructure targets of the hamas militants inside the gaza strip. various flashes, we heard the rumble from here indicating that many many militant targets were hit. the militants have been doing their own action in the air as well. we were in the city of ashkelon and rockets rained on that town. iron dome defenses as it so often does of israel was able to

shield those rockets from hitting this major city. but yes, the war continues and the grim toll builds as you indicated, 1200 dead so far here in israel. that includes those americans, the 22. and the hostages, that's a wildcard, 150 of them inside of the gaza strip acting basically as human shields for hamas militants. making what you mentioned a ground invasion of gaza is much more complicated. we've been watching the last couple days, the buildup of tank, armored vehicles, reservists coming in, 350,000 reservists have been called up in addition to the standing army of the -- of israel, there is a major military base here in ashdod. a

lot of people going in there. but we've also seen indications the last couple days of still infiltration by hamas milli ants into southern israel. near ashkelon a certain area there was still tension and military zone thrown around that area. that's where we stand right now. could be another busy day, back to you, trace. >> trace: yeah, greg palkot live at the gaza border. let's bring informer i real i ambassador to the un. danny denon. back and forth how much involvement iran has had. funding hezbollah bowl a and hamas. john kirby said this about iran's involvement of the attack in israel. >> we haven't seen anything they

cut checks in support of this these attacks, obviously this required quite a bit of training by these terrorists. or that they were involved in any directing of the operation. >> trace: it seems a little disingenuous to say, listen, we haven't seen any cashed checks that iran wrote to hamas so therefore we can't really say they were directly involved. >> that's the main idea for having a proxy that you can fund them, you can train them, can you attack and then you can tell i don't know what you are talking about. trace, look coming in from tehran yesterday, praised this barbaric attack. nations supporting this viscous attack. it's obviously they wanted to be behind it, involved in that and i think for us that

is why now when we are starting to put ourselves together, we are still reeling the death of more than 1000 isrealis massacred last saturday. we are getting ready for the retaliation. so, we are going to send a message to tehran. you will see what happens to hamas, that is message to -- don't mess with us, we are in pain but we are strong and i can assure you the scene that will be shown around the world also in tehran they will face. >> trace: here is a come who spent 36 hours in a bomb shelter near the gaza border, listen to her. >> can't imagine terrorists in your city. the terrorists were posting proudly pictures of people they killed. just in my neighborhood, they were filming them and posting it on telegram

and this is how -- this was the first time i think i realized that brutal things are happening. >> trace: more than bad and brutal, this is terrorism, barbaric terrorism, your final thoughts on this. >> you know, we are seeing terror attacks in the past but when you see 1000 terrorists entering civilian cities and communities and committing such atrocities that's beyond imagination, you know, you do have experience 9/11, this is 9/11 for us hear in israel. every day we see more and more horrible pictures. yesterday the bodies of children, of babies being burned alive. when you see barbaric behavior, we are on the front line against evil, we will prevail, we will win. this is a fight for democracy, that's why

we have to win this fight. >> trace: ambassador, thank you for coming on, we appreciate it, sir. >> thank you, trace. >> trace: about 22 americans are now confirmed dead in the attack on israel, a number expected to grow. marion with more on that start of the story. >> trace, there is very little information for american families who are in anguish as the white house isn't confirming where these americans died and deferred those questions to the state department as u.s. officials determine were u.s. americans killed or taken hostage. >> these reports are devastating. we are hearing reports of entire families, innocents, who were killed in the safety of their homes. we know that so far 22 americans lost their lives and 17 remain unaccounted for. >> and administration officials say they believe that number could rise as the identities of

the 22 americans have yet to be made public. but according to some reports, that likely includes a mother who used her own body to shield her son from a barrage of bullets. anthony blinken is set to meet with counterparts in the region and he made this stark assessment. >> every day we're learning more. and it is simply heartbreaking. not since isis have we seen this kind of depravity and we will continue to stand resolutely against it. >> and the white house says its top priority is to get americans who remain in that region out. trace. >> trace: of i can't, mary ann, thank you. meantime we are told the biden administration is working behind the scenes. and there is work tonight a major law enforcement group might be involved. jeff paul is live with the latest on the u.s. rescue efforts, jeff. >> national security council john kirby said not only is the white house in discussion with

israel, but they are also talking to other allies and partners in the region, they are casting a wide net but still a lot of unanswered questions. >> where they are and in what condition, no. sadly we don't know. and that makes efforts very very difficult. again, in these early hours, we don't know. we don't know if they are in one group or broken up into several groups, we didn't know if they are moved to what frequency and locations, all those questions we are working hard to answer. >> there are roughly 17 americans who are unaccounted for at the moment. kirby admit that number could fluctuate depending on if they are found safe and sound. as far as sending in any american forces into places like gaza to rescue any of those potential hostages, the white house hadn't made any operational decisions. when asked john kirby admitted they don't have enough information right now to make that move. defense secretary lloyd austin says the u.s. has people on the

ground in israel to help with intelligence and planning in regard to hostage recovery making comments in brussels for a meeting for the north atlantic triteee organization. >> for anyone thinking about trying to take advantage of the agony in israel, to try to biden this conflict, spill more glad, we have one word. don't. >> president biden also vowed to work every aspect regarding the hostage crisis in israel. but he says when it comes to specifics, he said it would be bizarre to discuss those steps. his administration is currently taking to bringing everyone hopefully home. >> trace: jeff, thank you, former fbi agent nicole park, navy seal special forces cameron hamilton. former fbi negotiator, he said this about recovering

hostages. quoting here "it's not -- it's just not clear why the hostages were taken and exactly by who are these little gangs or groups not part of the main infrastructure? were they taken to negotiate? we didn't know yet. that effects how we deal with this. we can't make assumption is just yet. it really is, nicole, getting very tricky if you don't have good intel about where these people might or might not be. >> right, that's important for the fbi right now. i believe that the fbi likely sent in critical innocent response group, they are highly specialized groups that deals with these type of situations all the time when americans are found in a crisis situation. of course this is unique, this is in israel. any services that are offered it is going to be used at the permission and request of the host country which in this situation would be israel. but the key is to work together with our international counterparts and to get as much information

and intelligence about where these individuals are and fbi to assist and bringing them home safely. >> trace: we can see the right-hand side. we've just seen explosions, you can see the smoke there. i couldn't hear them but those on the ground clearly clamoring to get a better shot of this. gaza city again, air strikes before dawn were plentiful. now it looks like the action is back on. we are still waiting for 300,000 troops amassed along the border to get the word to go in for ground invasion. john kirby said this about american hostages being held, watch. >> we know that a number of those americans are being held hostage right now by hamas. i think we all need to steal ourselves for the distinct possibility that these numbers will keep increasing and that we

may in fact find out that more americans are part of the hostage pool. >> trace: and cameron, as the numbers may or may not in crease does that change the tactic? does it change the way that these rescue teams, these idea forces go in and try and look for these people? >> not entirely, trace. thank you for having me again. ultimately the plan of action will be for them to identify where they are being held and the best means to attack it. we have some amazing u.s., you know, affiliates and military, service members that have extensive experience in these kind of fields, israel has its own experience from years fighting in conflict in this manner. what they will do is use the teals available, the technology, the resources and experience of other past conflicts so as to find a way to exploit and bring these hostages home safely. >> trace: i'm wondering nicole, as you watch this scene play

out, there is talk about maybe instead of sending people in right away, many said you have to get them in there right away, including cameron. if there is any kind of negotiations, would you expect possibly for americans that maybe the fbi would give some instruction in that capacity? >> you know, i can't say for certain what they are doing in this exact circumstance, there are hostage negotiators, we have hostage rescue teams and they will be working closely with isrealis and the law enforce., the military, whatever is deemed appropriate. it's important to realize hamas is using serious psychological operations. they are doing sigh ons, they are tormenting, these victims' families, the torment, the pain that they are excruciatingly painful images that we are seeing coming out, they are finding pleasure and it's abhorrent and discussing and evil and sick. these are very

very evil individuals that we are dealing with. and they are succeeding. be their psychological operations and cause ago lot of damage and harm and the unknowns for these victims' families. the fbi has a victim services department they are working closely with the victims families and state department as well. >> trace: yeah, nicole, cameron, thank you for your insight we very much appreciate it. president biden is naming names arrest failing to mention iran in his address to the nation on tuesday. national correspondent kevin corke with the president's cryptic message. >> it was also a warning, today the president telling iran "be careful" obviously he wants to warn them against getting involved in israel's conflict with hamas and growing fears of a wider regional conflict. >> we moved the u.s. carrier

fleet to eastern mediterranean, sending more fighter jets to that region. and made it clear, made it clear to the iranians, be careful. >> critics however are suggesting the administration is really trying to have it both ways. they are warning iran be careful. on the other hand they are going to great lengths to suggest that maybe the regime had nothing to do with the attacks. >> we haven't seen anything that tells us they specifically cut checks to support this set of attacks. or that they were involved in the training. >> did you notice the passing there. specifically cut checks, participated in the training, you know, sometimes have you to read between the lines to really understand what's being said and what is not being said. a growing number of congressional lawmakers are blocking iran accessing the $6 billion in funds that the biden administration released back in

august. tom cotton and mitch mcconnell spearing heading that. >> trace: i want to bring in quickly breaking news coming from sky news, the secretary of state anthony blinken meeting abass in the jordanian capital after his brief visit with visit of prime minister benjamin netanyahu. this is the first time that they have met. it's important to understand the context here because abass and hamas, runs the palestinian authority, bitter enemies with hamas. so, he would not help in any kind of negotiation for this, only with possibly those in the west bank not in gaza. but it's breaking news we thought you should know. let's bring in elon carr ceo of the isrealis -- for iran. i was

telling elon i would put this up i think this is important because now we have seen all of these colleges, protesting, right? and protesting israel and coming out in favor of palestine. ucla has actually, some professors are giving credit, i would like to say this, this is i would like to share an extra credit opportunity happening tomorrow at 5:00 p.m. so, today, it's an emergency teach-in on the crisis in palestine convened by professor, i am not going to name it from english and comparative literature and another professor at the law school, they are giving extra credit if you as a student of the ucla law school show up and protest israel. >> doesn't that tell you everything you need to know about the state of our universities. what type of twisted morality to give

facility or implicit support after what we have seen is a genocidal anti-semitic massacre in israel including children who were shot, beheaded, people burned alive and they are standing up in universities and giving tacit support of this, it's outrageous, despicable. >> trace: i'm wondering what you think as you see this, len, you look at the landscape, gaza city, 7:19 in the morning there and you are on the verge of seeing this ground invasion. what do you anticipate will happen in the hours, the minutes and hours to come? >> first of all i want to follow-up on the answer. i have a couple kids in college, college campuses are no longer safe to jewish students. whether -- this is pervasive. and it's

completely against academic freedom, it's against freedom of speech. and, you know, i don't know as a parent it's very hard to deal with on a daily basis. it's something that needs to be addressed. and we -- you know, it's another element of the issue that undermines the kind of freedoms that we have in the united states and gives fuel to the hate groups that create -- toward jews. >> trace: what about the squad, members of congress, that's what you get to, members of congress on the far left that are also kind of, you know, spewing this rhetoric. >> well of course. so, all of those people that are supporting these barbaric terrorists are the people that vote for rashida tlibe and omar and give them cover. of course, it's shameful. you know, they would not be able to do this in any other country

other than the united states. so, i guess that's the -- that's the messy democracy that we live in. >> trace: let me give elon a chance to weigh in, give you the last word. >> enemies of israel and america invested a lot in universities they know that those alumni are running corporate america and civil society and be in congress that's why they are investing. they are playing the long game to tear done and dismantle our country. it has to be stopped. i can tell you right now there are a lot of employers are that looking at these students and the jobs might be tougher to come by after they graduate. coming up we'll talk to a man who has nod heard from his sister-in-law in four days. he joins us live next. christian health care ministries could save you up to 40% today.

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>> trace: many isrealis searching for their loved ones including our next guest who has not heard from his sister-in-law in four days. he joins us live from israel. we are so sorry to hear about your sister-in-law. tell us how you found out that she was missing on the morning of the music festival. >> it's now after five days and it started in saturday morning. we woke up at 6:30 in the morning by bomb alarms. we ran away to the shelter. and that's it. and this is something that is common in israel. but then a few hours later i get a phone call from my brother saying that

his wife went to this big music festival and she just sent him a message saying they are shooting at us, i am hiding. so, i went to his place, i pick him up, and we drove all the way to the south of israel next to the border with gaza. he tried to look for her to try to pick her up. and it was crazy. the site where chaotic. everything was fire all around us. missiles, bombs above us. we drive fast. we see only burning from both sides, burning bushes. we see people running away. that's it.

it's like a war zone. >> trace: yeah, it is a war zone, sir. wondering if you have any information, you believe she is being held hostage, are you getting information from anyone about people who are being held hostage and what their strategy might be to gain their freedom back? >> until now we didn't get any info. i can tell you that now there is a war in israel, actually, from few places, from the south with gaza, from the north with lebanon and syria. so, nobody deals with the hostages. or maybe there is some behind the scene, hamas side we didn't receive anything. >> trace: how is your brother

doing? does your brother feel like he is not getting the proper information that he should be getting about his wife? >> of course. with don't know anything. my brother is broken. all the family is broken. they will two children. nobody knows nothing. >> trace: yeah. it is heartbreaking. well, sir, the best of luck to you. we hope this -- we hope that this turns out okay and thee is released unharmed. please let us know if you have any news about your sister-in-law. thank you for coming on. meantime, american christians visiting the holly land are among those impacted by the hamas attacks on israel. chief correspondent lauren green has that story. >> i mean, it's -- it's just devastating. >> retired dallas pastor traveled to israel with a multi religious group of christians, jews and muslims to foster peace

when hamas unleashed attacks, found themselves stranded in israel as american carriers canceled flights. they were able to flee to jordan. >> we left jerusalem yesterday morning. jerusalem was becoming more dangerous, security had let us know that it was becoming more dangerous. and as a matter of fact on our way of ows of jerusalem, there were more missiles that were striking the iron dome. >> at any one time there are tens of thousands of american tourists in israel, many pilgrims from u.s. churches seeing the scriptures come alive in the home leland. in rome. during his weekly address he appealed for peace. >> terrorism and war do not lead to any solutions. to the -- war is a defeat, every war is a defeat. >> here at home several

religious leaders reacting. franklin graham elan less association and samaritans purse asked for prayers, the bible instructs us to pray for the peace of jerusalem. i pray that god will protect them from their enemies. americans pay up the largest foreign tourists of israel, jewish state can only be -- trace. >> trace: lauren, thank you, coming up our coverage of the war in israel continues, how u.s. is helping hostages kidnapped by hamas. 7:32 in the morning there. you can see the smoke rising. we have heard some explosions but not as many as this time yesterday morning. and keep in mind, that some 300,000 isreali troops are amassed on the border with gaza waiting for word for the ground invasion to

begin. how long it will last, when it will begin, unknown. we'll continue our breaking news coverage next.

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and the symmetry of the war will change. we'll keep you up to speed of that. a digital holocaust museum and eric, middle east analyst. thank you, both. elizabeth you believe of the listens the existence of israel is on the line here. can you explain that for us. >> yeah, of course. look, what we are seeing right now in israel is unprecedented. i know it's been said on your show before, not stated enough times, not since the holocaust did we see a loss of jewish life. the future looks scary for a lot of us, we didn't know what we are going to see, israel is facing threats, we have a threat coming in from the north. iran makes it no secret they want to wipe israel off the map. we have hostages to worry about and israel's existence is obviously on the line, it's always on a

line. with a war like this we don't know what is going to happen. if anything i know isrealiss are better prepared. >> trace: i think to you now, she talks president ground invasion and you kind of wonder how this plays out on different fronts. the "new york times," this is call 246, various palestinian factions in lebanon claimed responsibility into isreali terror tee prompting retaliatory strikes from israel. lebanon's hezbollah bowl a the iran backed shiite group that remains the most serious threat to israel. is that your sense that hezbollah bowl heavy is a bigger threat in the north than hamas in the south? >> yes, no doubt. let's look at the numbers. hezbollah bowl a armed with 150 rockets and missiles pointed at every inch of israel which quick reminder

is the size of the state of new jersey, hezbollah bowl heavy with tens of thousands of well trained foot older whys, they dug a terror tunnel network, trace, which thankfully was uncovered. hezbollah bowl heavy was iran's mostlyee proxy. there is a ring fire from gaza, lebanon, syria, as far south as lebanon, armed to the teeth with rockets, missiles and attack drones. if there is a silver lining here, the good news is, i believe that the idf,s real defense forces are about to decisively hamas and ' limb hamas as a threat. if hamas expands this into a multi front war, benjamin netanyahu said, this war he said, will change

the region for generations and crushing hezbollah bowl a in particular would do just that. i think it's interesting, isrealis being surrounded, elizabeth, you know, you can metaphorically say, maybe physically say they are surrounded by many parts of the world that are against the isrealis here. and i wonder when you -- you have the first digital holocaust museum lest people forget, what is it people are to take away from museum, what is the message? >> my message before this past saturday obviously forget and never to allow this history to repeat itself. history can repeat itself. almost more importantly, history can repeat itself and people can be almost equally as silent. we learned. these are people screamed the word nazi at people they disagreed and silent when jewish babies are beheaded. there is so much with can learn from this.

number one to keep our arms up, defend ourselves always and we can't always rely on those around us. what i thought we all learned after the holocaust. >> trace: we have 15 minutes to wrap up, your thoughts. >> there is no gray areas, it's a battle of good versus evil. are you on the side of those who are slaughtering babies? or are you on the side of israel, a nation that stands for freedom and it's time to make a choice, no gray areas. >> trace: eric, elizabeth, thank you both for coming on, we very much appreciate it. >> thanks, trace. >> trace: the u.s. defense secretary says he has offered u.s. special operations forces to help rescue american and isreali hostages in gaza. one u.s. aircraft carrier group is already in the region, another on the way, high schooler is the chief national security correspondent jennifer griffin.

>> offered u.s. military personnel including special operators to help develop intelligence that could lead to the rescue of isreali and american hostages. president biden while meeting american jewish leaders at the white house offered a warning. >> we moved the u.s. carrier fleet to eastern mediterranean, sending more fighter jets to that region and made it clear, made it clear to the iranians, be careful. >> nato head i can't rememberer its in brussels, general cq brown met with nato defense ministers. >> make no mistake united states will remain able to project power and direct resources to tackle crises in multiple theaters. we will stand firmly with israel as we continue to supervisor ukraine. >> sources tell fox the uss ford is likely to be extended.

>> for anyone thinking about trying to take advantage of the agony in israel, to try to widen this conflict or to try to spill more blood, we have just one word. don't. >> the isrealis defense ministry released this footage. >> i have not seen any indications of additional players that are going to get involved to the detriment of israel. this is one of the reasons we dress in our posture, not only in support of israel but to deter future action. >> contracting commercial aircraft to airlift thousands of americans who want to leave israel and can't get a flight out right now. >> trace: we are learning that the secretary of state will meet with the isreali prime minister netanyahu and then apparently will also meet anthony blinken

with the palestinian president. the president of the palestinian movement and that is going to happen in jordan, we are talking about abass. the politics there is interesting because hamas is at war with abass. and so this is not really a conversation about convincing hamas to do something but it is a conversation between the united states and the palestinian people. continue our breaking news coverage of the war in israel with final thoughts next. ...makeup smearing drops user. i want another option that's not another drop. tyrvaya. it's not another drop. it's the first and only nasal spray for dry eye. tyrvaya treats the signs and symptoms of dry eye disease fast by helping your body produce its own real tears. common side effects include sneezing, cough,

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he is all but certain to lose the first ballot, probably have a protracted battle for that position. and in the -- this probably won't surprise you category, the fox news survey, president biden's approval rating when it comes to the border is not so good. 48% say it is an emergency, that's up huge from 2019 february when only 27% said so. worse 96% disapprove of the job is he doing on border security. trace. >> trace: yeah. kevin. thank you. i want to bring back jeff paul and elon carr with thoughts, you think this as we look at live gaza pictures here, do you think this circles back to iran in some capacity? >> oh, no question. this is far beyond hamas' capability. this is hezbollah level. israel has

to defend itself on every front, all threats. what we saw was a crime against humanity. humanity has to stand with race he will. >> trace: don't be fooled and don't be surprised if for some reason in some capacity somebody takes a lot at iran. somebody goes after iran and then jeff paul, it opens a wider, possibly a wider war, have you russia, have you china, there is a lot of chips that haven't been played. >> a lot of moves that have not been played. we'll see who else gets involved and we'll see what israel does next. just like we watched with russia and ukraine, everyone thought russia was going to sweep in and take care of them in a week, that war is still going on. a lot of left of time. who knows this war we are seeing this ground invasion could become a protracted battle

as well. wondering if hezbollah is waiting for ground troops to go in before possibly making a move in that direction. >> i think that is a pretty good bet, i encourage everyone watching, take a look at the latest editorial by the wall street journal, they are comparing tonight, trace, what is happening with the biden administration's approach visa vie iran. with carter did with the russians. it's an interesting parallel worth the read, a live look in gaza right now where we are awaiting this ground invasion some 300,000 troops that are at the ready at the gaza border waiting for word. that ends our continuing special coverage, thank you for watching america's late news, fox news at night i'm trace gallagher in losoq is no

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