liz cheney is. if you need any more evidence ya that, you're on the right track with jim jordan. just look at liz chenerey. goig >> so who else are you going to vote for? you have nobody else who can garner u have votes, which is the very best that the republicans have in taking the fight to the democrats and explaining to the american peoplght tohe democe ws are the adults in the room, ifeo they could actually beom that, get in the room, vote for him and make him the speaker of thde house. if not, we'll just have to bring you out of retirement. jason, it's that simpl ringe, s no but it's not a joke. they need to get their act together, hopefully by monday of nex.d tot week. week. thank you all. unfortunately, that is all the time we have left this evening. as always, thank you for being with us. please set your dvr so you never, ever, ever miss an episode of hannity. our thoughts and prayers are with the innocent people of israel and innocent victims in all thi is a fox news alert.m marianne rafferty live from los

angeles. israel conducting airstrikes and localized ground raids in gaza at this hour, the israeli military says the latest rounds of attacks killed a senior hamas member involved in planning last saturday's horrific attacks in israel. murad abu murad was killed in a strike targeting a building in the gaza strip. it comes as israel continues to urge palestinian is to leave the northern part of the gaza strip, warning the combat will intensify. they've also extended a 24 hour window to leave that was issued early friday local time. and new video also coming in overnight showing damage from the israeli city of ashkelon. hamas armed wing al qassam saying friday that it launched 150 rockets toward that city. there are now reports whether or no new reports yet whether any israelis were injured in that attack. it's been exactly one week now since hamas staged those shocking, brutal and deadly attacks against israel. israel has been striking back hard all week. in addition to

airstrikes and targeted ground attacks. hundreds of thousands of israeli troops are amassing. there's no word yet when we could see a full scale ground invasion as israel continues to go after hamas fighters in the gaza strip. they're also facing a threat from hezbollah in on the northern border. the israeli military says the situation there is very intense with hezbollah firing anti-tank missiles, surface to air missiles and drones toward israel on friday. the idf, however, says all attempts at striking israel were intercepted. for more on this, let's turn now to senior fox news national correspondent kevin corke. kevin yeah, very interesting recap there, marianne. i'm actually looking at a couple of different things , too. i just want to share for the viewers at home. rocket alarms have apparently been sounding in community cities near the gaza border, despite a ten hour respite. and so we'll try to figure out what that might mean or what that might not mean as we get more reports from our reporters on the ground. we've also been chasing

a report and have not yet confirmed it, but there's a report that gazan rockets hit an education center in the southern border town of sderot, as well as the roof of a hesder yeshiva in the city. a pair of rockets, we're told here. but again, we have not confirmed that report. that's coming from the jerusalem post and others. we will have to see what the ultimate confirmation is on that or not. there's something else i thought was very important as we've been having our conversations throughout the night here on fox news channel. there's an idf arabic language spokesperson sharing on that. the idf will allow safe movement for gazans on two main roads into southern territory between 10 a.m. local time and 4:00 pm. that's important because, as you know, we've been reporting that the idf ultimately warned that gazans should leave the northern part of that territory and move south. right now, we are being told that there are at least two main roads that

will allow safe passage between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. today. we'll see how that all plays out. but for now, it is still a very precarious situation. we continue to watch live pictures, but for now, marianne, back to you. yeah, kevin, thank you for that. if you're just joining us, israel is still conducting airstrikes, also localized ground raids in gaza. they've also been warning civilians to go to a different part of the gaza strip as these airstrikes will continue. and they're trying to get civilians out of harm's way and giving quite a bit of warning on that. also so earlier, they did kill murad abu murad, who is reported to be the head of the hamas air force. that information coming out just a little bit earlier this has been our continuing coverage of the situation in israel and gaza. keep it right here on fox news channel for the very latest. for now, we go back to whur regular programing already >> for now, we go back to ourat regular programming already in progres they dis and embed ay bad as english might not

be kevin, but his determination is strong. we heard from a lot of rankfroma and file soldiers, but we do have to remember l of a what the numbers are. e nu1300 dead in israel from the hamas bloodbath and then over in gaza strip, some 1900 palestinians killed. io and with the ground invasion coming up, looking, it is looming. >> those numbers could soar. back to you. .greg, as always, stay safe.saf. we appreciate you spending time with us here tonight. we'll geate you t back to you as breaks. >> let's bring in cameron hamilton breaks., former navy seala who trained israeli idf special forcesl wh and lieutenantid colonel daniel davis, host of the deep dive youtube and a senior fellow and military e priorities.ens >> i want to begin with you, cameron. i want ti just think this is onr of those circumstances that calls for t of thos real cy

when people talk about what's happening. real clari we get lost in thest weeds on well, one side against the other. people try to sort of have some moral equivalency there againstreally, in this circums. >> yeah. first off, kevin, thank you for having m thise. i think you've identified it cory clearly with the contrast between the israelis and hamas. it couldn't be more apparent. it couldn'ntw and itt be more pe with what you see. their tactics are very much at the what yo expense of humane and the israelis take great efforts and great pain so as to preserve human life. we see that in their tactics. we see that in their.nning. >> t and so the benevolence of that nation and some of the bravery those soldiersvolence e in was just remarkable. and it deserves our full i wiged supporn are ret. and i wish the international community would stand with them more consistentlernationy in tie this, because as we know, they've experienced it quite ext and theyperien will probably continue to experience it more in the future. colonel, let me bring you in on the conversatioce. n. ersati and i think cameron made a great point. he talked about this idea that ionron made g really feel like the international community has to step in there and show

more consistency. what say you? >> well, you know, i think wel that the international community really, i think really wrapped around making sure that innocent people don't get hurt anymore in this. and we't saw it with the saw you know, the barbarity from the hamas in those people at the concert. i mean, it's still hard to get my head wrapped aroundpeople . and i think there's pretty universal condemnation on the hamas. thine isrettyi where there mighe room for, you know, additional viewpointsmight be is that the palestinian people are being victimized really because the hamas is within them. but they're still being killed l in large numbers, up to 600 children. and, you know, i don't think anybody wants to see any more o anybody f that. >> no question about that. i want to share a biuestt of so earlier. this is from special report, former cia. director panetta wa asked about some possibilitiesds that may happen here. i want to share this and then get your thoughts on the other side. hey have show thicameron, first to you,

but here's the sound from leon panetta. >> any invading force would ultimately be called having to go in to door to door fighting, building to building ,room to room, basement to basement. this would be this would be very tough in terms of being able to ultimately be able to get at hamas and be able to destroy them. i think he's spot on.on. >> this is one of the most challenging things one could possibly have to endure in warfare. wouldn't you agreegs oneould? i would. urban urban warfare is never an easy matter to to undertake from a military strategy. when you add the complexitymili of hostagetarys and some of tho unique scenarios, it only makes matters worse and more itg. is onun so time is of the essence. unfortunately, i, i think the world would wish that israel had more timewould and had the means to pragmaticallywish use diplomc efforts to release these hostages. pbut i don't think that's

reality. i think given the rhetoric and the nature and behavior that we've seei ericn from hama, unfortunately going door to door, street by street, bloc k by block is what's goingbloc to be required, because this is ak isedn enemy that is very fierce. they're ruthless. sois have been on full now for quite some time. and i think israel's forced, as i've said before, really in an impossible scenario. and i think that thibes is the only option that they have to pursue. >> colonel davis, i know you know great deal about thise. as well. it would seem to me that in a circumstance like this, the idea of trying to protect the innocent i, yet rooting out the actual problem, the fighters from hamas, thism a is fraught with peril. how prepared do you suspecs. t the israelis are for this eventuality? >> welou preparel, that's exacty the right question. there are two factors we got to take a look at. e were tone is the israeli sidet the second is the hamas. that on the israeli side hamas,r they're probably not very well prepared for this because they are not t ared for trained to execute these really complex operationsi

and to see just city on aty large scale like this where, there's a large enemy force and they don't even know where all where they're going to be becausknow we the intelligence required for such an operation is extraordinary. and just don't have it because a they don't have the time for all that. and that's going to be a problell piem. nd iss the second issue is on the hamas side, you better know that just likeueamasyo were very thorough in preparation for the offensive in their attack. they're also very prepared for n the defense. they know this terrain like nobody's businesses because the they live it. and you can bet that they've got this thing very welly ng booby trapped and lot probably ieds. and they gotbooby trapped. kill, all kinds of defenses. that's going to make it very, very difficult for the israeli defense force. and i think people need expectation management that thi fornse forcs is likelyt to be fast, clean or easy, goint coupleof thi of things he said. it's not going to be fast, clean or easy. in particulangu sar or. colonel davis and campbell hamilton, gentlemen, thank you so much. coloe spending timeu spen with us here tonight. we'll get back to you as the news breaks. meantimedi , families of hostages held by hamas nearly a weeime,kn

are growing more desperate by the minute. meantimeg , president biden said in a 60 minutes interview, they are working like to get them back. marianne rafferty live with the very lates hell t on, the rescue efforts. >> evening, marianne. yeah, good evening, kevin. president bide n met virtuallyth friday with the families of those missing americans in the israele fami gaza war. later, during his remarks in philadelphia on friday, assured the crowd that he'll do everything he can to bring those missing americans home. >> it's gut wrenching. i assured them my personal commitment to do everything possible, everything return every missing american to re. r families we're working round the clock to secure the release of american held by hamas. in close cooperation hel with israed inl, our partners around the region, we're not going to stop till we bring them. will no home.brin >> and biden said the callthem lasted more than an hour. 14 americans remain missing 27d at least 27 americans were killed in last week's brutal

attacks by hamas a. the white house believes a small amount of those 14 missing are being helmount od captive by the terrorist organization. and they say that number couldte go higher. >> we still believe it's a very small number. d go hi think i described it ass than a handful. that is still our estimate right now. handful but we are humble enough to recognize that that to get that number could change as we try to get more information. right norew, we just don't havea a lot a lot more informationveti now. >> kirby declined to speak on intelligence matters,mation n friday's white house press briefing. he did tell reporters that it's a common in hamas playbookk in to move hostages around. and kevin, president biden told cbs the white house has, quote,a as said, working like to get those hostages out. tback to marianne rafferty for us. >> marianne, back to you shortly. tha back tok you. meantime, the first chartered flights of americans looking for any wa y to escape the war in and israel has finally landed athens. n

>> christina coleman live with what the state department is doing. help >> help our citizens evacuate. evening, christina. hi. the the state department confirmed that their first flight carrying u.s. citizens departm,i their immediate family members out of israel touched down in athens, greece. this m e israel. afterno however, thousands of americans are still stucwever, tk in thisr torn region and a slew a of flights are canceled. >> take a listen. any american that's wrapped up in this conflict. any any american citizen that's in the in gaza or in israel, wew are we we certainly want to hear from them. tand we will do everything weel can to help them leave. if they want to leavpe. >> the biden administration spealered flights out of israe started today as the war rages r on between israel and hamas. so far, 27 americans have been killed and 14 are unaccounted for. killed a.eports that the u.s deputy secretary of state told airline companies that the

u.s. government has received roughlthat they 17,000 inquiries about travel assistance to get out of israel. d uiries acancellations have pilei since the war started. lemore than 20 airlines have canceled flights out of israel's main airport, including all american carriers leavin g people stranded as this war intensifies. lealso, national security councl coordinator john kirby saysn ki that they are exploring other optionays including getting incu people out of israel by sedia. as i noted yesterday, we are certainly aware of limited availability right now on commercial flights out are of ld and a high deman from u.s. citizens wanting to depart. s and kirby says the u.s. government will continue to organize charter flights out of israel as long as there is demand from u.s. citizens who need help getting out of there. kevin, kristinela, you. back to you shortly. meantime, we want to bring

in marc, guys, former u.s. marine and shadow warriors project founder and dave under bucknor, ceo of globalanr ceo guardian, who has evacuated over 500 people from israel. dave, i want to begin with you. i want to, first of all, share this. thy, is from john kirb and he's talking about this buea of getting americans out t also trying to assess just how many might be there. listen to whatt s just john had to say. >> we'll get your reactionyour on the other side. we have a better a little bit better sense today of how many y americans are are are unaccounted for missing. i thin mk we all need to steel ourselves for the very distinct possibilitink wey that these nus will keep increasing and that we may, in find out that more americans are part of the hostage pool. >> this is something you havhose experience in trying to figure out exactly who is where and how to get to them. what's the biggest challenge facing the state departmentw right now? >> without question, sir, it's accountability. how dotion you to thousands

of people that might not be registered, you don't have a contact number, you don't have an email. that in itselfcontact numb of jc being able to communicate where to be, when to be, have onconsolidatioatere to bn pointn put them on aircraft, put them on boats, put them on vehicles. it is the greatest challenge. let me bring in markm on intoint the conversation. you know, this is, i think, for a great number of peoplehe, mar, a worst case scenario. this is a nightmar tr you're trying to figure out how to maybe reach out to family members and ho w wen even as a nation even figure out exactly who's there. i think the poinutt well madeets that sometimes you may not be registered. and so thiu may nos a real chal. >> yes, it is. you know, we were contactedere by family members who were being able to text on saturday and sunday of a group of about 84 american citizens from, north dakota, that were able to get out across the jordan border. and. but you're you're 100% right.ndo

and so is our other guest that. this is going to be a complex and it's a very fluid environment that we're operati operating and things are changing daily. people are moving. movin and there's very little information being put out or at least initiallye ormation ths very little information being put out other than froormm state department. the group i've worked with or told this to holrouped with.d io there was no emergency that the state department would o emergr embassy would call them back when there was wh. information bac and that left a bunch of peoplep unsure of whateo to do even.er and that's where i think we've got to starti migh, is goingunit back to that communication and making sure it's fluidio and very specific is as it can d be. >> you know, i'v very spece seew circumstances like this where ultimately the governmentulti really wants to have a hand in this. realt there liste gemate and get it. listen, we got to do everything we can to get our people. i mean, sharn everythie this frm the wall street journal. this is a headline, biden administration to arrange "ther to evacuate

americans from israel. it goes on to say, among other thingstoans from, the flights will provide transportation from israel to locations in europ e for americans andmeri their immediate family members who haven't been able to get commercialcansmediate flights t of israel. kirby said the administration was also exploring whether of poss possible to help americans leave by land and by seibcansda. if you are helping to direct what's happening or if you had the powee ther to say, i would e these three things, are these two things, what would those thingssethings o be? >> number one, i would register and put out a website where numb register and put in that email, put in that phone number to start to buildep these chat groups and organize people. yeah. starer two, i would have consolidation points of when you're going to trigger those folks. they know where to gigger tho, e onward movement's going to be movelthe time they leave israe to where we were taking them in europe or where else, and then what that movement would be o than beyond that. those are the key things to getting mass evacuations done. tions. >> apparently at this hour, dale. off.hearing explosions>> k going off. so on occasion, i may take

a look here at the monitor. and as bring in more pictures, i may get you to react to it as well. re pictui may gemark, i thoughtn excellent point. you need to have this organized in a way where people know where to go for information and how best to gepoint in the queue, if you will. if there's one thing you would make surwiife that people did di in this circumstance, what might that be? circr, lly as we considethis by the way, mark, whether or not to use a cruise ship or othewhr seafaring transportation ? you know, first thing is, and that's spot on, we need to locate individuals and determine what is goins spg on and the different areas that they are. consolidatiothn. but at the same time, you've got to be careful that you're t bringing everybody togetherwhr where they become a bigger orrget oe itr a potential harm to them by being kidnapped. there's a lot of complexities that you have to deal with andmi it's having people on the ground that know what they're doing the and workt to get them to areas of safety.

>> yeah. m toof safetdale, to wrap it upr what's it like to look in the eyes of family members and the relief and jus t to knoware fi that they're finally getting out? god bless you fonay r you've beenhand able to have a hand in what's that like? so i tell my staff thi in, butsy day. there's a lot of emotion. families are going to pounerydad the desks when you tell themours they're going to move in 12 hours and they get delayed five and they ge, 6 hours. there's frustration. it's emotional. yeah, all sins are forgivecommin the minute they get on that aircraft and they leave the airspace or the minute raft andleave o and we know they're safe on their way to oman. everyone is just the way elated. and i think when you see that there's a real sense >>er mission in this yeoman's work by you and your team. >> thank you. thanks work byou to mark.ciat appreciate that gentleman. appreciate you spending time with us tonight. obviousle thy we look forward to being in contact with you and hope very much that americans can get homoconte safe. meantime, coming up, the conflict in israel is also causing securityp th worldwide,n including right here in america. we'll havegsecurioncern more the

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think you will do. >> i could be the winds of change. welcome back to fox news at nine 1125 here in the east.n" it is minutes just before 1 sunrise officially1:. the wa as the war in israel enters its eighth day, it would appeal r time is up for palestinians to head south after israelis. more than a million residents in the north just 24 hours to leave. u.s. officials have asked israelrs to le to delay what aps to be an imminent groundeminen invasiont . meantime, back here stateside, secuce have stepped up security around the country after a former hamas leader declared a globaly hamas day of .of jih christina kohlmann joins us once again with that storad

y. a. yeah, that's right. that call has led to lawaw enfor enforcement beefing up security across the nation. thousands of protesters,s marched in times square in support of palestine. they als imes squo in other cities throughout the country. law enforcement said there wash, credible threat, but they are still on high aler bl ont. >> we have directed the nypd to surge additional resources to schools, houses of worshisero ensure that they are safe in there, and that our city remains a place of peace. we'll alsoth stepping up nypdo p patrols in other key neighborhoodpis to help protect all of our city residents. >> and in other countries, this day brought violencenother. n in france, local media reports that a man yelled allahu akbarr before savagely stabbing a french language teacher to death. that imaly s former high school. and in china, an employee em the israeli embassy in beijing was stabbed in front of a supermarket. beijinbag police say the victim

is related to an israeli diplomat. he survive d attack, but it'sck, bu unclear if it's related to the is . f however, israeli officials are still aware of this assault. now, back in j r, israeli offic u.s., t you some continue to show support backn though they've killed more than 1300 israelis since saturdayr. 1, >> we are not going to be intimidated by staying silent when they say hamas is a terrorist organization. that fact is not a terrorist i organization, although i doubt animals in this country might be israelis and the zionist pigs finally got what wascoming coming to them t. as of now, federal and local law enforcement agencies now, ar the u.s. are increasing security efforts at synagogues and israelecuriti diplomatic

buildings. >> kevin. wow. diplom difficult to listencult to that sound there. christina kohlmann, thank you so much. we want to bring in seth jones from the center for strategic and international studie bris. derek anderson, a formerra green beret who is trained with israelitegic udies an defeh i'm gobsmacked just listening to that sound. fo.ant to get your reaction to what you just heard there, derek. at you jheard thbut first, let e a little sound from john kirby . talked about this idea that the threat to the homeland is very real idea of. sometimes people in america feel like it's an over there problem, not , sayshn kir john kirby. >> listen to this. it makesby. perfect, prudent sense that we take the kind of action we have taken with local and state authoritiet prudense e to increase our intelligence posture, domestic intelligencene posture, and to make sure that we're properly prepared to deter and disrupt any potential violent threat. >> all bets are off at this hour. at this time.

>> history. you can't take anything for granted. no. and you know what's interestinig ,what he says? he says, you know, he essentially alludes that it's over there, no int says, tg happening over here. but you know what? until that happens in your backyard come, until until thoseuntil people are coming in to your backyard and killing your wife, your daughter, n husband, then ityour h becomes real. and that's what the israelis have been dealing with forus, tl decades. i think that's one of the interesting things. thayou look at the propaganddea that hamas has been doing d outs what has been pushe by the israelis, the israelis are taking videos of them doinig their missions. they're showing how precise they are when they're conducting their operations. th how pre threthey're going house to whe house right now. and some of their special operations have puhouse t some their there camera footage of them raiding some of these facilitiesem . what does hamas do? hamas takes videos of women, children in the back of pickup trucks and in cages and puts that oute oath o. now, let's look at the two.t th and that's what we're dealing with right now. thatg hamas, who is a terrorist organization. and that woman that spoke earliewith, har on that clipat

is absolutely ridiculous to say that anyone deserves anything n that. >> no human being deserves that. but really tough to listen to when i welcome seth jones into the conversation. seth, to ducktail of what deah was just saying here, i'm going to share just a bit from the national review, if you'll indulge me. it said this national review a headline, a e of rage reminder that the threat is never just over there. the ominous warnings on days like this are another indicatoor that as much as we may not want events in a faraway land affect us, they do affect us. and the question is how we want to respond to a dangerous world. sethond to the, your. well, i think the threat is real in the u.s. homeland. i met with fbi agents earlieu.sr in the week from the counterterrorism division. they were seeing increasing indications in the u.s. of threats, including inclu at synagogues. i think we're already seeing as we justding synag are alr hee in inflammatory action. we hav

we haven't even seenen the israelis start their ground invasion yet. it's going to be difficult. there will be civilian casualties groun. ll be' there will be videos and photographs taken that wils lken th be used, some for information, some for disinformatioat ny purposes to try to stir upto a range of of kinds of horrific attacks overseas. we've seen some of it in london and in in france. >> and i think we certainly have to be vigilant in the united states as well. tainly he toi to welcome derek m chat really quickly and then on i want to get your thoughts on this as well, seth. derek, there's a headlins welle that effectively says that there's top secre t hamas documents showing that terrorists intentionally targeted elementarsy and a youth center. you and i were talking in the schok that this is notk that t something that would surprise a specialist yourself. >> tell me why that is. yes. so when i was in the speciales forces, i trained with the israeli defense forces

and their special operations forces. oper one of the things that really took me by surprise and you can't understandatone of t by ie you actually see it was we were in the southern portion of israel looking into were gag we had jusazt gone through some of their tunnel techniques . and as we were looking overza into gaza, they brought out a map and they and tou said, doy what that is right there? and i said, what is that? that's a schooousee whl. a scho that's that's a one was a u.n. building. they had painted u.nol. on sideh of it. and i said, well, what's the issue with them? they said most of those buildingf those s being used tol tunnels. that is where they're starting their tunnel systems out because they know that no israelis are going to take so much flak if they were ever target that. but that's what hamas does, right? hamas takets schoolchildren, they take women, they take children. they use them as human shields. men, children as huone of the y does concern me about the israelis right now is they'rdoe used to going into these tunnels and clearing them or even just demolishing them the, knowing that hamas is in there. now that we have reports that these hostagein theres mign there. that adds an a completely different layer on to that inami c of what they're dealing with.

>> so excellent point, seth. us upwrap uwrap with your thoughts? yeah, there's question hamas, other militant groups, islamicsh ,have useder civilians as humana shields. they will do that again in thisd conflicts and . and we'll also see them do things like they've smuggled weapone s and fighters in ambulances and staged them at hospitals. so, i mean, they're trying to increase civilian casualties in this fight. so we have to be very vigilant n in understanding what is hamas disinformation coming. but it's this will be a tough fight. >> certainly appreciate your perspective, seth jones and derek anderson. gentlemen, thank you so much. appreciate that. apprecianow to the debate on coe campuses and the allegations. some presidents on those campuses have been slow to condemnnuses hav the attackss by hamas. last night, elizabeth corbett's

half a student at pitzer college in southern california, joined us here fox news at night. and she accused the college president theie inr strong back, of creating an unsafe environment for jewish by refusing to criticize hamas ,strongly condemn terrorism, and condemned loss of innocent life as a result. our safety is at risk becausinne of our peers who who are not only comfortable, but perhaps even okay with our bloodshed if it meets ideology. i >> certainly a powerful, powerful segment with jonathanrl hunt last night. well, in the wake of elizabeth's appearanc, egmen on the show, president thacker appears to have changed sh,his tune today, issuing a statement saying he had heard the concerns of studentse issuid parents and finally called last week's attacks, quote, heinous," terrorist acts. coming up,rist as continue our coverage, we're back on the ground in israel with a closer look at what our reporter aes are seeing at this very hour.even tod

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they threw has to us these leafa else they will annihilate the area with anyone in itil. o what did the women do to be terrorized like this? hey, how the united nations warned so many residents fleeing so swiftly, soy, so su suddenly, combined with food, fuel and water shortages will a humanitarian disaster? a source tells fox news. hama shol bes is preventings ha some civilians from leaving their homes, but many are bravinmaprevenromg traffic s to escape. israeli officials reiterate a tt ultimatum. a total siege of gaza untial sle militants free about 150 hostages taken during the weekend raidbouts. milita the israeli military saying for the first time, its forces have been operatingnt in gaza conducting small scale house to house searches for weapons. the missing hostages. three miles from the gaza border, our colleague trey yingst visited the site of the festival that was attacked by hamas terrorists on saturday. . this was supposed to be supposeddoccasion and it turne a nightmare for so many.

more than 260 people were gunned down here before thoseits militants went on to the next village slaughtering women and children. mi new video shows those militants firing on porta potties set up at the weekend festival. seu.s. defense secretary meetinf with top israeli officials reinforcinen secreg. >> american support for its longtime ally. i ordered additional assets to the region to bolster deterrence across the middle east friday. muslim prayers were followed by mass solidarity protest>> mu >> and in lebanon, gunmen and israeli troops clashinge along the border with israeli apache attack helicopters flyingwith isr overhead, with tr threat of opening a second front in this war. betwhes continuereat of a at the lebanese border between hezbollah and israel. sadly, a reuters crew was hitut reportedly by an israeli shell. a cameramane was hitn is abdulls killed. two of his colleagues were injured. the reuter kils issued a briefae statement saying that they are saddened at passing and thoughts and prayers thou the families of alle

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48 minutes now after the hour. minutes after sunrise in israel, the war between israel and hamas entering day b eight. etween israel's 24 hour deadline forisa northern gaza residents to head south haele fos now passed. more on the conflict in just a moment. tbut first to a big story here in washington. the house of representatives stilg l without a speaker tonight, and it will be that way at least until monday. here'sit tha congressional correspondent chad pergram with the very latest corres on the in congress. >> kevin, a weekend of work ahead for jim jordan. he is the gop's pick for speaker, but he's still short of the necessary votes to win on the house floor.floor. >> jim jordan is the gop's second speaker nominee after house majority leader steve scalis secone dropped oute jordan defeated late entrant to the speaker's sweepstakesd ev austin scott of georgia in a secret ballot, 124 to 81.81. but on a second ballot, 55 house republicans refused to support jordan on the floor. refused unclear if jordan can er

score the votes. >> it's a mystery wrapped in an enigma. i think it's entirely possiblea. that a, that we can that a jim jordan can get there.get th but it is it is a mysterery that is yet to be salted.>> >> jordan loyalists are more optimistic. i think can but you know,a lot there's a lot of work that has got to be done in a short amount of timeof. but some republicans appear unbeatable. appeou bet on jim, if you know you're not. well, you're not. i'm justar - to give you a call. >> is there anything jim jordan could do? you know, austin scott's candidacy underscored the fact that there are lots of republica n who opposed jordan. in a statement, scott said, quote, when i woke i wok up thin morning, i had no intention of doing this, adding that republicanstention handlinm their majority the right way. the t vote on speakere until monday night at the earliest. republican mondays still smarting fromans r the lengthy process to elect former house speakere rthy i kevin mccarthy in january. >> i don't think i don't know. i don'n t think i'll take

the time out. >> i think we'll be able to get on the first one. democrats remindedm th that jorn has never passed a bill negcongress despite servin in the house 16 years. >> his focus has bee>> hisn fn n on pedaling lies and conspiracy theories and division amongst the american. e. >> tensions over the middle east exploded outside the room where republican tensions for s. an american shoved calls of washington d.c., tried to speakn to mccarthy and indicted new york representativd.c.,eh mc george santos. calls to denounce the israeli government. santosca flipped out. >> the gentleman back there carried people that have no business building. nobody defending hamas has any business in this building. >> calls was stunned by the reaction of santos. >> he then found me here in this hallway and accosted me and began yelling at me, speay framing what i amtos. saying as some sort of anti som

semitic. so >> u.s. capitol police arrested calls charging him with assault after making contact with a house aide. lawmaker after ms hope to pass l to send weapons to israel that can'tto sen vote until thes a speaker. >> kevin chatters s, always tha. you so much, happening over there on capitol hill. meantimeppening on, we want tog in david topher, a former state department official, and spence state dr brown, managingg editor of townhall.com. what?ow i want to turn the conversation to what's happening, obviously overseas. o wh, want to begin with you, david. there's a headline this is interesting. it says, u.s there is a. officialsand wo privately warn israel to show restraint and retaliatrne again. hamas. senior administration officials warning their israelits counterparts to show restraint, too, and to avoid, by the way, mass civilia aint to n casualties and a disae humanitarian disaster that could turn world opinion against the jewish state. good policy decision or terrible decision that is good policy. so the u.s. needs to make n

clear that we stand with israel . and so when secretary blinken went over there, he gave a big bear hug to netanyah ent overu. but privately, the u.s. is also delivering a message that it's jamin ne for the u.s. u.s. and for israel that there not be so manyan civilian casualties in gaza, that israel does its best to be proportionate in its focuonse and to focus on hamas and the hamas militants and try not to disrupt a life in gaza, o much so that it injures women and children and others who are innocent in this situation. i want to pusho are back a litte bit on that from this perspective and bring you into the conversation. spencethisr because if you're in israel, you do want to hear that you don't that at all. you're saying, listen, babies are being hurt and people are being killed , kidnapped and . i don't want to hear this notion of the u.s.d trying to temper or suggest to israel, you know, go easy, take it.asy. yeah. don't go overboard. am i misreadindon't . g or do you think that's the feeling on the ground there? >> no, i think a lot of people

are feeling that olling on groun n the ground because, again, you look at what is proportionate in the situation. this is the worst terrorn the sp to happen in israel and the deadliest day for innocent jewns since the holocaust. you know, proportional doesn't really address what happened. wh just a couple of rockets that landed in tel aviv or something like that. everi think when tel avi you han everything that you've seen and how publicly the hamas terrorists were sorten of bragging about this atrocity that they've carried out, it really limits israel's ability to show that restraint. and i do think it's disappointing, you know, having these private conversations betweei think n. h the u.s. government and israel is one thing. but again, right after this attack startedt agn af, you had two posts tweeted out and then deleted by the biden administration. or r they called for a stranger to show some sort of discretion in their response. and that's jusessomet. that i let me bring you back in onevin this one, david. this is i foun: le youd this interesting today in listening to leon panetta talk about iran's influence in this circumstance. listen to what he told bret irany, how they've been sortd of pulling the strings here for hamas and probably won't surprises you, givene. your experience. >> listen to this. we'll get your thoughts lill gete. r sid >> it is obvious that. but we know that iran has been

very supportive of these o terrorist groups. when i was ciaf e terror directn was supportive of hamas and hezbollah, without question. i think the fingers point directlysupportives an at the re in tehran. pointwith tfunded suppor and arms. hamas. we don't know if they greenlighted this attack. hesupporthey certainly are cheet on, though. and it's important that iran stays out of this. and that's the message the u.s. is delivering to iran. and also ws ringe want iran to n hezbollah to attack israel from the nort toh opens up another front. >> and that would be very problematic. probainly would be problematic . spencer, we'll get you again when we talk in the next hour. thank you. and thank you,tic.n th david our special coverage of the war continues. kwith actually bac with another hour of fox news at night. more live reports coming right up. >> don't go away ano hour of . >> it's a good day to start something new to brush away

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localized ground raids in gaza. the israeli military saying the latest round of attacks killed a senior hamas member involved in planning last saturday's horrific attacks in israel. murad abu murad was killed in a strike targeting a building in the gaza strip. an idf spokesperson also says israeli forces have arrested some members belonging to the political leadership of hamas. it comes as israel continues to urge palestinians to leave the northern part of the gaza strip , warning the combat will intensify. they've extended the 24 hour window to leave. that was issued early friday local time. israel's military now says people in this area have until 4 p.m. israeli time to leave. that's 9 a.m. here on the east coast. and we've got new video also coming in overnight showing damage from the israeli city of ashkelon. hamas's armed wing, al-qassam saying friday that it launched 150 rockets toward the city. there are now reports or there are no reports yet, should i say, whether any israelis were

injured in that attack? it's been exactly a week now since hamas staged those shocking, brutal and deadly attacks against israel. israel has been striking back hard all week. and in addition to airstrikes and targeted ground attacks, hundreds of thousands of israeli troops are amassing. there's no word yet when we could see a full scale ground invasion as israel continues to go after hamas fighters in the gaza strip. they're also facing a threat from hezbollah at the northern border. the israeli military saying the situation there is very intense with hezbollah firing anti-tank missiles surface to air missiles and drones toward israel on friday. the idf, however, says all attempts at striking israel were intercepted. for more, let's turn now to senior fox news national correspondent kevin corke with more. kevin. mary anne. very interesting. as we continue to get new information at this hour, i just wanted to share, there have been more rocket attacks in fact, at this very hour, there are sirens that are sounding in jerusalem

and into the central and southern parts of israel. you may recall in our last hour, we mentioned that sirens were being heard along the gaza border. and obviously, that has now expanded. in fact, one attack, we are told, has resulted in at least four injuries, one of them critical. so clearly, the circumstance is beginning to escalate. and i say that understanding that as you pointed out now we have two main roads that will provide at least purportedly provide safe transport for people to move from one part of the territory to the other, at least until 4:00. now, again, that could change. as you and i have been reporting throughout the night, the us government, while saying all the right things publicly, has been privately urging the israelis to be measured in the way that they approach this and as you've seen, we've seen surgical strikes to take out some of the leadership in hamas and they will need that sort of

precision to enable many of the civilians to have a chance to move from the northern part of the territory to the south. i also want to mention this, and i know you have been talking about some of the broader global impact of the day of rage and obviously this ongoing conflict between the israelis and hamas. i just read a report i wanted to share this is from reuters out of france, the french president, emmanuel macron, has ordered 7000 soldiers to be mobilized for increased security patrols after a teacher there was stabbed to death in an islamic attack. this is the real fear here on the ground, as you can imagine, in this idea that what is obviously a conflict between a very specific group of people could obviously spread regionally and perhaps even globally, something we'll keep an eye on for you. but for now, back to you. yes, we certainly will. and hopefully those residents there in gaza or continue to move and get to a safer place in the southern part of gaza. all right. thank you, kevin. i'm marianne

rafferty. now back to regular programing ai'm marianne raffe. now back to regular programming already in progress. dad. kevin. hmm? ast ask you this one, too, greg, because as i've listened to your reporting, l i that there's we've been talking about at length this ideaasking of israel asking for or calling for an evacuatio fn of northern' gaza. i'm just curious what if at alml what results can you tell us about there we saw during the day kevin something likeke i highway maybe maybe gas maybe300 ten, 20, 30,000. we're talking about 1.1 million people in that upper upper with israel saying clear out, we're going to number one step up airstrikes. mber onenumber two, maybe in ad of a ground invasion. but rememberof a, kevin, there's 2.3 million in this entire piec .e of with no exit strategy

. there is. it up against egypt. there is one crossing, but israelis have hit that andle egypt seems to be a little bit reluctant to open the floodgates of what couldcof be refugees coming from there. so they are pent up and israel is getting ready. >> yeah, i'm glad you mentioned that, because i think that's been a real criticism here domestically. this rl of well, what might egt do? what might lebanon do in particulat dolebanon r when k at what happened in ukraine, greg? a lot of people felt like other neighborinofg really opened ther their arms to the civilians who needed acivili to get out os way. and yet, obviously, in this circumstance, you havey it obvi, actually embedding themselves within civilian populations obviously complicates things even more. before we let you go for vilian p this particular conversation, i want to get your thoughts r thoughg youthat's happenin right now around you. are you seeing airstrikes as wee perhaps could be looking at a full scale invasion? are you hearing anythingt a ? uk sounds like more activity in that way.

waygreg, in the past 24 hours, kevin, the israeli defense force says that they've dropped about 750 bombs on on gaza, on the gaza strip, targeting hamas militants. in recent hours, we've been hearing some of that. we've we can see it again.. we're just about 20 miles upu cv the coast. you can see the glowen of explosions on the horizon. and it's sounding that loud here. you can imagine what it's like inside that thatn imagin urban . and again, we had some of these hamas rockets targeting thistarg city, other citiesetin and up and down the coast. and we had a pretty pretty close look at several of those today. ok at sel of thoand shows. i well, initially, they said hamas hathat td launched 5000 rt just this past weekend. s and but they've been continuig to fire them. i haven't seen a recentes

estimate there, probably up to about seven or eight days, which is astounding. prbut they have stockpiles and they have a big brother helping them out and that iran unmistakably. >> so when you talk about those numbers. is obv greg, itio is obviously a real pleasure to have you with hee today.su stay safe, my friend, and yoursy your your reporting, think your contacts is invaluable. >> and, greg, thank you so much. yothank you, kevin. >> have a great time. you, too. meantime, let's bringron in hamilton, former navy seal who trained with israeli idfwhfa forces and retired lieutenant colonel daniel davis, host of the deep dive on youtube and senior fellow and military expert at defensp e. o i want to begin, cameron,g by asking you about this idea and i mentioned it briefly in my conversation with greg palkoty conver. >> you're going to just see hamas embed themselves with civilian populations, which makes this idea of the israelis populati going in there, evenred trying to root them out door to door, all the more difficulmt . >> you're absolutely right. unfortunately, those techniques and tactics are not new as

well. we encountered quite a bit of that with insurgency in afghanistan and iraq. it's a very effective techniques and it really presents a new kind of fog of war that thef israelis going to havect to counteract and work through. they'll have to use additional tool ands, additional resources, additional calmness and composure with how le respond to an enemy of that level. and so it it shows you, again, the contrast between what we see with hamas and what we seeed with even the civilian population there embedded within that. they're franklyrian being totalitarian over versus the israelis who are tryinvert g their, i think, to minimize the consequence of human life unnecessarily. soinimize the consequenc it's at mission. and i, againy difficult , the ir all their training and all their resources, they are just well-trained wel and unfortunately, they are very well prepared for scenarios. is >> this. yeah, clearly in this circumstance you would have to be a colonel davis. i want lik maybe not ask you to do the that class of the war college for the folks at home.iv but i would love to get your perspective just to sort

of dovetai l on what cameron was talking about. when you're dealing with an when with ant and see that will embed itself within civilian populations. s, i don't mind saying it. you've got your hands full. well, you certainly do. and that this just really w underscores the scope of what we're talking about here. talkingyou talked about thatpee they're trying to get a million theyle out of this part of the of the the gaza strip. and they're not going to succeed. they're not going to get all thosucceed thsee people of there. so there's going to be a lot in the area. and that also shows you ho areaw what we're talking about is this is not like the secondd bat battle of fallujah in 2004, which the u.s. marines spentle, i think a couple of two or three months having to do this same kind of operation d. now you're talking about orders of magnitude larger. and of course, there's many, many more hamas fighters in here than there, insurgentse. that we faced at that particular battle. and these guys, you can coune g on it, that they are very well stocked. they've been preparedness for a long time. they knor mew the terrain. imagin and i just can't imagine a more difficult task for the israeli

forces. >> i want to stay with you for just a second, colonel, and i want to get your to something that defense secretary austin said yesterday. he was asked more or less, at what point do w was aske hav to consider a contingency here in particula here r, if hezbollh involves itself more forcefully in this battle? >> listen to what secretary austin says. i'll get your reactionen to whey on the other side. >> should israel be attacked from the north, from hezbollah in lebanon? will you be willing to exercise exer force and join the fighting? i won't speculate on anythingn n could happen in the future. i will just tellbut i you cleay that the united states will continu e to supportt israel's right to defend itself. >> s deo we didn't say exactly what the u.s. might do. colonel, and i think in thisumsn circumstance, that was a right yeinceg do. frankly, you never want to tip your hand. and yet, i'm just curious if hezbollah involved.

>> how big of a problem are we looking at?ad you well, kevin, that i'm really a ' glad you asked that question,he because i think that's one of the most important things for an american audience to understand right no w is to what's at stake in the context that this whole thing is being fought in. the cohe wholebecause you have t was within the last 12 hours,s,u you some of the hezbollah leaders saying that their sayi is ifo attack h the w the idf does go in in largemb numbers intoers. the gaza strip. they said if that was the case, they are going to open anotherer northern flank on this so that israel will have a two front war. s.now, whether they do it or whether they don't remains to be seen or if it's just a bluff. but if do, then then you're going to have a big problem. ifdo the united states doeslem. engage, then the next part.s. do of thiess so-called resistant are axis of resistance, which is iran, syria. a number of these other violent groups that in that region haver said their red line is if the u.s. gets involved directly on the ground, either with hezbollah or against hamasn and that happens, then this whole thing could explode into

a regional war and thas thist ii america's interest. and i think we need to do everything in our power to keesa this contained to the gaza strip. >> i think that's exactly >> t at thendothza pentagon and over at the state department. we're out of time for this wet. nt the state colonel davis and cameron hamilton, thank you very much. we certainly appreciatu very mu i appreciate you both spending time with us here tonight. we'll have you back. we appreciate it will k. . meantime, families of hostages held by hamas nearly a week now growing more desperate by the minute. meantime, president biden sent in 60 minutes interview that this government, the u.s. governmentie, is working like o get them back. and rafferty joins us once again on the latest rescue efforts. on teah, good evening, kevin. president biden met virtually on friday with the families of those missinghose americans, the israel gaza war. later, during his remarks in philadelphis for tha on, he d the crowd that he'll do everything he can to bring thos missinge missing americans. >> it's gut wrenching. t's gu i assured them my personal commitment to do everything possiblewrenchin, everything poe

to return every missing american to their families. we're working round the clock to secure the release release of americans held by hamas. in close cooperation, israel not and our partners around the region. we're not going to stop till bring them home. >> and biden said the call lasted more an hour. 14 americans remain missing and at least 27 americans were killed in last week's brutal attacks by hamas. the white house believes a small amount of thos thoseeape 14 missing are being held captive by the terrorist organizatione zation. >> and they say that number could go higher. we believe it's a very small number. i think i described it as less than a handful that is still our estimate right now. but we are humble enough are to recognize that that that number could change as we o try to get more information. right now, we just don't havrma. a lot a lot more information. >>t kirby declined to speak on intelligence matters, but in

friday's white house press briefingut a, he told reporters that it's a common tactic in the mosque playbook to movete hostages around. also, kevin, president biden told cbs the whitearou house is quote, just like you said, working like to get those hostagese hell out.>> the >> back to you. they've got their hands full. marianne rafferty' full.y, you.s meantime, the first chartered flights of americans lookingartl a way to escape the war has landed in athens. wa coleman live with what the state department is doing deto help evacuate. >> hey, christina. hi. they're happy flight has landedh safely. however, thousands of americans ousandare still stuck in the wa region amid a slew of canceled flights. >> take a listen. any american that's wrapped up this conflict. any any american citizen that's in in gaza or in israel, we are we we certainly want to hear from them. and we will do everything we thf can to help them leave. if they want to leave.

>> the biden administration's chartered flight out of israel starteinistratd as the war rages on between israel and hamas. so far 27 americans have been killed and 14 are unaccounted for. reuters reports that the us deputy secretary of stateiest told airline companies that the u.s. government has received d roug roughly 17,000 inquiries about travel assistance to get out of israel. flight cancellations have piled canced u the war started. more than 20 airlines have canceled flights out of israel' anceled s main international airport, including all american carriers leaving, people stranded as the war intensifies. national security council coordinator john kirby says more charter flights out de israejohnysl are expected to depart in the coming days. they're also consideringys departure options by sea. >> as i noted yesterday, we are certainly aware of limited availabilitynly awar right nowlo on commercial flights out of israel and a high demand from u.s. wanting to depart.cits >> kirby says the u.s.inue

government will continue to organize charter flights out of israe l as long as there is ar u.s. demand from us citizens in need of help gettin chelp gg out of n cabin. >> christina coleman for us in l.a.. christina, thank simile. you. we want to bring back marc geist, former u.s. marine and shadowu.s. m project foundee and eli levy, uncle of ar at ms missing 19-year-old eli.want t i want to begin with you. n i my heart goes out to you. i'm just curious what, if anything, havein you today at al ? >> hi. good evening or good night? no. we have any news in the last 24 hours or actually, the last news that we got was on wednesday, which basicallystw we received a formals letterha from the army saying that, uh, roni is missing, which is the technical definition of missing that she's not wanted in the

the ital. she's not confirmed dead. >> ithe army doesn't know where it is. >> you know, i think i speak fonk i ss r millions around the world when i say obviously, we hope the very best for you and your family and that there is good newsyo that front.o welc i want to welcome marck into back into the conversation while we have a moment markup. this is this is a situationo where you're not just trying to rescue americans. you're trying to locatens citizens who in many cases have become hostages. and some of them, by the way, marc, may just be missing in general. how do you distinguish from those who may have fallen outcoc of contact with family members and those who are under duress ? >> you know, that's it's going to be difficult. but yo u that's what our intel services should be doing, gathering as much inteull on the ground from everybody that they can. they they can utilize as sources, as contacts. . you know, we have great relationships with israel and

a lot my prayers for you andikea your family go out. this turned out to be a good thing for you, your family.you n but our prayers are with you. i can tell you thad out right n. but it's up to you know, it's right now up to oureeds to government to step up and do what needs to be done. and i really wish that they would come forth with ae more direct and stronger support for israel and forg ouri getting our our america, our citizens back. you know, i'm hearing the same rhetoric that we hadr afghan afghanistan, and that was a debacle there. and sod that i'm i really want to make sure that our government steps us upp a lot. >> can you talk about personal frustration? are you feeling more hope instea d? >> frustration right now? tion >> i think the frustration definitely from the sides and that we don't know you know

,we don't know where romney is. you know, it's very the samesick page you see in other folks as well. and i think the frustration, we're not frustrated from the military actions for not being called, you know, on the on the front. >> we we trustwe tru our militat >> whie trust god to do everything that they do to release the hostages, re. ring them all back this is you know, the israeli actors will no one give us at the same time. this is a difficult time. you know, mark, i heard his bio and he knows some situations. i'm sure they're going to do everything they can. i'm you know, i'm hoping that the us needs, we do everything that they can to help us in all the means are available to them. >> mark, in the time that wee te have, what can you tell me about what americans are

watching this story unfold who are saying american citizen s are and not just in harm's way, in harm'sryn way, but they're obviously many of them trying to get home, some tryin g use commercialourc resources. others, depending on the governmenest whether it be by air or by sea to get out. where are weed t now in all tha the 30 seconds or so that wet havewe left? we sh well, i think we should be using our military aircraft as well, because that alsoes gives a presence and a statement to those who wish to do israel and americans harm, that wwish te are in it with them shoulder to shoulder, that we should be that way. and there should be no doubt to hamas, to hezbollah, to iran that. should they not concede to usac, and give us our citizens back that we would bringwe the f everything that we have to take care of them? wewe it's like having a feral animal. you've got it. you got to rid it of what it

is and take it out without any remorse because unfortunately have no remorse for us. and they are going to do whatever they can. l kill they'll kill their own citizens just to protect themselves. thas that is what we're dealing with and that's what we need to pay attention to, is exactl y evil that they have. >>kyou'veul words tonight, mar and ingraham, thank you both u very 5 seconds. >> yeah, thank you. know, i would say just i completely agree with mark is that we call for the u.s. and the international community to demand the un release of all of them. >> notice the ice is .you know >> you know how brutal they are . all the world they are in for the cold drinks, the immediate release of the lord and mark, we're out of time. thank you again. we appreciate it. quick time out here as we continue our coveragtimeout s wr >> go away. more fox news at nighte you res >> personalized financial >> personalized financial advice from ameriprise

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no credible threat, but they no cl on high alert. >> we have directed the nypd to surge additional resources o to schools houses of worshipenst to ensure that they are safey rn in there and that our city remains a place of peace, while also stepping up nypd patrols in other key to help protecto hp all of our city residents>> and and in other countries. this day brought violence. in france, local media reports that a man yelled allahu akbara ,savagely stabbing a french language teacher to death at his high school. to and in china, an employeedeatoo of the israeli embassy in beijingl. was stabbed in frot of a supermarket. be the israele say related to an israeli diplomat. he survived the attack. he surviit's unclear if it's red to this day of , but israeli officials are aware of the assault. >> and back in the u.s., thme continue u.s.e to show supt for hamas, even though they've

killed more than 1300 israelis since saturday. >> are not going to be intimidated by staying when they say hamas is a terroristsa organization. >> that is not a terroristit is organization. all right. down the animals down this country have is israelis. the zionist pigs finally got what's coming to them. as of now, federal and local law agencies throughoute u.s. the u.s. are increasing security efforts at synagogues a ,israeli diplomatic buildings. >> kevin. thank you. for we want to bring in seth jones from the center for strategic and international studie s, and derek anderson, a former green beret who is trained with the ander israeli defense. forces. i want to begin with you, seth, in thi o begis particular instance. i think there was something

very interesting said offered in the conversation, and that's this. any time you're talkingtalk about people deciding that they want to sideing a group that hs avowed itself and itself to murder and mayhem. it makes you wonde r how in the world that is. it's come to that in this country, but it's not iscome to? in the u.s.. seth, does this surprise you atn all? no, it doesn't surprise me. look, i mean, there's norise questioncompli the israeli-palestinian conflict is a complicated one. d onbut for anyone that supports the killing of innocent civilians, the waythe kill seen with the recent hamas attacks and the way we've seen ovettackr last several decades in israel, that is terrorism that ishe tar a targeting of civilians. and the justificatiogeof civn td of activity is and should be inexcusable. it should be roundly criticized, derek. >> ild be crt we've heard on coe campuses, we've heard adults sa y much. this is what i think hasis

surprised a great many in the jewisht american community that there's been this sort of undercurrent. has it surprisedjewishthat ? ss >> you know, it doesn't surprise me and it does me.k you know, if you look at what's going on in these college campuses, i think that that is a whole separate and apart problem of seeing what is going on in our college campuses. but i think if you listen to what these people are saying ,especially the people who are saying that they support hamas, when you ask them, know, asked your reporters have been on the ground and asked them, what do you feel about them,out of babies? what are you thinking about the of women? thisthey push it away.n they they act like they don't even answer the question. and they sideswipe complete. ve had meanwhile, you have, you know, jews and israelis here p to in america specifically that are going straight up to these people and saying, why yot this to happen? at the end of the day, again, is is a complicated situation, but, you know, israel is takingt the fight to thehe fm now. if ty so regardless if they stomp their feet in the middle of new york city or whatever,middle whatever city they choose to, at the end of the day, hamas did what they did and they're

hadi it. feel the pain for >> i'm listening to our live coverage here. and as w>> i'm le take a look ae of the cameras there, you can also hear explosions, stance the distance you can see smoke rising there to the right sidet of screen. these are live pictures from gaza city as this continuesinuet unfold. we'll keep an eye on it. daybreak not terribly long agooo . and so we're not surprised based on some of the analysis we've seene announseen f from dm seth and others, that this is happening at daybreakt this.h i want to welcome setho the back into the conversation. i found this really interestin g . i wanted to get your take on it. this is from a headline. this is said this on tuesday. thousands of so-called special interest aliens from middleom md east countries stopped at the southern border sincdlcountre 2. and we're talking about thousands of nationals, 6000 plus nationals from afghanistan. more than 3100 from egypt, mor more than 650 from iran,ia more than 500 from syria. how concerned friend should we be, seth, that this is what's happeninthis ig right on our dop

? >> well, look, we have a major problem on our border. we've had a range of individuals that have come in illegally into the united states and we've also seen some individuals with a criminal or even some case, a terrorist background orur a foreign intelligence background come across our southern border. uthern bso we need to be very c about who is coming and we need to protect that border. i mean, i don't see at thisat's point, that's where we're likely to get an attacelk from in the united states. if we get it, it's probably somebody that's already in theai united states. we have a history of attacks liainst places like synagoguesys ,including in pittsburgh. i suspect what we're likelg play to see is someone already here that if they take along those lines, yeah, this is one of the major concerns that we've had. co of time for thisi segment. but i want to say, derrick, i saw you nodding

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warnrns, more than a million people to evacuate south, n arac dropping leaflets in arabic across the territory. the clearest sign ye territort ground invasion against the hamas militant group is imminent. >> they threw down leaflets saying everyone has to leave to they threw us leaflets or else they will annihilate the are a. id the anyone in it? what did the women do to beomen terrorized lik de? >> this. the united nations warns so many residents fleeing'tso man , so suddenly, combined with food, fuel and water shortages will be a humanitarian disaster. a source tells fox news hamas is preventing some civilians from leaving their homes, but manyvilians there bravingc jams to escape. israeli officials reiterate their ultimatum. a total siege of gaza until militants free about 150 hostages taken during the weekend raids. 15the israeli military saying fr the first time, its forces have been operating in gaza,ale conducting small scale house to house searches for weapons. the missing hostages.

three miles from the gaza border, our colleague trey yingst visited the site of a music festival that was attacked by hamas terrorists on saturda stival ty. this was supposed to be a joyous occasion and it turned into a nightmare for so many. more than 260 people were gunned down here. before those militants went. on to the next village slaughtering women and children. >> new video shows those. firino on porta potties set up at the weekend festival. the u.s.ttse defense secretary meeting with top israeli officials reinforcingito americans support for its longtime ally. >> i ordered additional assetsna ,the region, to bolster deterrence across the middle east. masscry prayers were followed by mass solidarity protests. >> and in lebanon, gunmen and israeli troops clashing govd along the border with israeli apache attack helicopters flying overheaerh d with the ths of opening a second front in this war. clashes continue at the cl between hezbollah and israel. sadly, a reuters news crew wasit

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. find an out and opt in at the environment excuse org to welcome back everybody as we continue our coverage here on fox new on fox t nighs at nir between israel and hamas. breaking now a large in gazaof t city, you can actually see the smoke to the right ofwant your screen. this happened just moments ago. i want to welcome back our to our g david tafuri and spencer brown. da you aswant to begin we look at these live pictures here, especially now on the ground in gaza. two part question. one, what any conversations are ongoing between leaders whether they be leaders in the gaza region, leaders withileaden the israeli government and leaders in the u.s. and internationally. israeli what those conversatione right now, or is it too late. to have a conversation ?

as we see live picturespict and explosions and otherund? munitions happening there live on the ground. so it's in gaza.s >> i was in gaza a few yearso, ago on a normal when they're not under attack, it's a place that's on the brink. they don't hav e in resources. it's overcrowded and now they've got an evacuation order. there's rougs roughly 500,000le people in gaza city. peope'gaza cits roughly a millin people in the northern area that israel has ordered to evacuate. t i don't see how it's possible that they can all evacuate in time, but that's what they're trying to do right now. regarding what leaders are asking israel to do. the u.s. is obviously publiclyua embracing israel, maybe quietly asking israel to do you know, to be pragmatic about this evacuation. nation the united nations notably has pressed very hard on israel to back off on this evacuation evacuation order because they thinkacuation going to be a humanitarian disaster. other countries are also likely weighing in israel, but israele

is going to do what israel wants to do, and it does have a right to go afte r. and it believes that it has to do this evacuation in order to properln ordey accomplish that mission. >> excellent point about the u.n.>> and, david shares with u, spencer here, because this is not just sortspence of a bill relationship here. we're talking about we're heg about a global community that is watching this very carefully. look, obviously, no one wants this to become a regional conflicts to. but in a circumstance like this, as we see these live pictures, the temperature is rising. >> definitely rising.defini and i think, you know, david'ste right, the situation for situa nwho live in the gaz strip is not good, but it's important to realize why that is. you know, all this international aid l this id goe, whether it's sewer pipes, to try to cut down on communicable diseases it's t most of the rest of the world eradicated years ago. those sewer pipes are then cut ofld withf by hamas and usedp by as rockets to kill israeli children. and so there's a reason there are very bad. and it's you know, you look at even just this evacuation order,as the idf has been warning them, get out, get out, we're coming in. and yo u, hamas, tellinge

people don't leave because their whole strategy is to have these human shields in placeg pu in order to prevent theoretically israel from doing action that theys in have everye right to do based on what hamas did to them. and so it's -- it's a horrible evern on all fronts, but it's important that we continue to remember everything, however bad it may e get. this is all a reaction based on what hamas did and things that are notd d good exactlye of because of hamas. >> not long ago, we heard an idf spokespersonm. that members of hamas are embedding themselves within the civilian population. they say this is a cynicalan po to prevent civilians from moving out of the areaprevens the north, as the israelis have suggested they ought. this have suted they also somett allows them to avoid detection ,some circumstances. and we've talked at length, david, about of these tunnel h s, ey other ways that they are able to infiltrate our civilian populationarfiltrates. i want to ask you both something that is just realli wl i think doesn't get talked about often enough. teone of the frustrations is for the people that live in gaza

is, they feel like we're getting rations of water, o get it every two weeks. we don't get freedom of travelw, ,of access. we are treated in an apartheidda systempa as been suggestedck onh by some. the pushback on that is israelai a right to defend itself against terrorist organizationgs like hamas? and if people are caught in the middle, that's unfortunate, but it's a reality on the ground. does that sort of unpack the complicated nature of what's going on, david, org am i oversimplifying it? >> no, that doeson or ifying . you know, the people of gaza are also hostages of hamas. the last election in gaza wastha in 2006. >> can you imagine? st electio17 ago, many of the po aliv in gaza weren't even alive when that vote happened. they didn't choosee when hamas.o and hamas has not held more, has not held elections since then because they know how unhappy the people are with

their leadership. so it's the hamas militants that this needs to be aimed at. what we don't want is a cycle of violence. yes, israel has to go after everyone who is responsible for this attack, but they have to cr very careful not to create a new generation of terrorists ,a new generation of people who support a support, an organization like hamale who ss excellent point. and i think the other thing >>d say, david andsa spencer, you can speak to this . it's an all bets are off circumstance. you know, children and women and killing children and indiscriminately attacking civilians. there is this urgency now, it would appear to me, to say thiss is it. this is the line in the sand iti and. whatever we have to do to root this out, we will do . s what and that's what we're seeing culminate right now. and these live pictureculminghs >> is that is that your take on this? well, it's a situation where, again, this not the first time, obviously, that hamas or any of these iran backed organizations has gone afterr israel. right. this happens continually. this just happened to be sort

of the exclamation anation on a very long string of aggression toward israel and its people. and you have now with thise scale of a situation and as torrific of a situatioion asn, l does not ever want to be back in this position again. and i hear more off now as we're watching. but when you think about israel does not want to bisraeloesn'ter a situation where whether it's ten years, 20 years oron'tw 100 years down the road, they don't want to be in a place where, again, these iraniaan n militants and terrorists are coming across the border, killing their childrenoss th, their wom. they want to make sure that doesn't happen. and if they decided that the status quorpaing again, this al. reason the gaza strip is there, you know, israel withdrew years ag few yeao and the whole idea s they're going to have it and they're going to be able to govern themselves. obviously, they picked hamase gn as their government, and that has not gone well for them. but israel, i think, is up a weo against a point where they don't have a choice as far as just the normal isn't going to do it. >> we're watching the camera pan just about to give us, again, a sense of what's happening as spencer speaking, you've probably heard more explosions in the backgroundprobab in fact, we see fresh smoke right there to the

left of the camera left , sort g of moving left to right. these are live pictures from gaza city. circnticipated that once friday was over. this might be a circumstance that would play ouhat woult in l time as we brought you our broadcast here tonight ar is the case.ght sun is up. so now w e do that.t the real movement can possibly begin to happen. wely begin and is why we are nog major explosions in gaza city. e we heard from some ofns our defense experts earlier. they anticipated things might intensify today and overhe case. the next 72 hours, and it would appear that is the case. david and spencer, you both very much for your time here tonight in your excellent analysis. and we want to thanktime hertodr watching america's late news fox news at night. don't forget. for the very latest developments on the war in israel, be sure to stay with fox news channel. meantime, i'm kevin corke in washington. fox news is proud to bring you this. you don't.

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