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will: we'll begin with a fox news alert, israel preparing for a full scale ground invasion of gaza as they begin the arrest of more than 50 people involved suspected of being involved in terrorist activity. prime minister net ya huh issuing a -- netanyahu issuing a warn together enemies. >> i stress, this is only the beginning. our enemies have only just begun to pay the price. i will not detail our plans but i will tell you, this is only the beginning. pete: evacuations underway in northern gaza as evacuation deadline is set to hit two hours from right now. they extended it 9:00 a.m. eastern time is when the deadline ends. an agreement reportedly reached

trojans and allow foreign nationals to evacuate the gaza strip at rafah border crossing into egypt. rachel: get to trudgings live on the ground in southern israel. trey, good morning. this deadline has been extended to 9:00 a.m. in a couple hours here. are you hearing that more and more palestinians are taking advantage of that time and getting out of the way? and out of the country? reporter: yeah, good morning. we understand there's thousands of palestinians driving south and some are even walking just trying to get out of the red zone that the israelis are warning civilians inside gaza to move from because there's an impending ground operation. i want to start with breaking news, we're learning further down along the gaza border, palestinian militants fired an anti-tank missile at a group of israeli soldiers. there's at least one injury and the israeli mill stair responded

with a drone strike with that anti-drone unit in gaza. it's how the ground war is developing and taking place still as we speak. we've seen rocket fire into southern and central israel today and air raid sirens sounding in tel aviv and air strikes are taking place in the northern part of the gaza strip. i want to lack and see if i can see anything happening. it's critical to talk about the civil wans inside gaza and talk about this ground operation appearing to be hours away. we came from a staging point to see tanks and a p, cs and soldiers lining in formation and this is the front of the unit and not ambushed by the militants that are here in southern israel. this is a similar scene all along the border. they're getting ready to gaza

and multiple locations and we watched as tanks and fuel trucks headed toward the border. they're getting ready for the month's long operation and understand the logistics are in place. back to you. will: trey, we spoke a bit in the last hour about the evacuation from gaza. i'm curious, as that population moves south and the israeli army targeted northern gaza, i would have to manage embedded within the civilian population is potential, perhaps certainty of hamas terrorists and embedded in that population is a number of american citizens. how -- once they arrive at the border in egypt, which is closed, i've heard that american citizens will be vetted and allowed through that border but how do you go through a process of sorting out all of those different parties. ? reporter: it's a great question and reminds me of when we were in kabul during the evacuation

and there were people on a list, a flight log getting through the gate in the airport and it just didn't work as officials thought it would. masses of people showed up to the gate, even if your name was on the list, you weren't able to get through and get to safety and we'll see similar scenes in gaza. there's 2 million people in gaza and vast majority are not militants. we've seen photos of long truck beds with civilians piled in trying to did everything to get south w. it cops to militants in the area, they're going toward the area of the center part of the gaza strip. we went to a hamas military wow. parade in the middle of the trip. there's organizations throughout the strip and they'll take some fighters to that area. they'll engage the israeli military in the northern part of gaza when they enter, almost certainly in a gorilla warfare

and it's going to be a mess. the civilians trying to get out of the way, it's important to have a safety corridor and there almost has to be a conversation happening behind the scene with the egyptians about trying to get some civilians out to the sinai peninsula because they can easily sent up tent cities and camps for people there and vet people from the boarder and allowing women and children out of the active war zone and so far the only information we have about developments on that southern crossing and the rafah crossing has to do with americans and those reports today indicating there'll be a group of foreigners allowed to cross if they can get there. pete: trey, that was my next question was is the u.s. putting sufficient pressure on egypt to facilitate that opening? we give them billions in aid. why is it not a moment when we say, hey, gaza needs to be cleared out because it's going

to be total war. open up and create a vetting process and let palestinians that want to leave leave? has there been increased pressure on egypt? reporter: there's been pressure behind the scenes but objectively it's not enough. when we were talking about women and children in war, you know this firsthand, it is different than combatants and different than soldiers and military facting age men and they very quickly could say, children below the average of 10, children bloat age of 18, it would be their call to make and women can cross the border along with elderly people. so there has to be something to protect civilians inside gaza. the death toll is quickly rising there and we do understand that there are hundreds of women and children that have been killed already and that number will be rise as the ground operation starts. those are taking place behind the scenes and no major

development yet. rachel: trey s two hours enough to evacuate the civilians you're talking about? reporter: they had 24 hours yesterday and some time today. it's not enough time. it simply is not. we're talking about 2 million people. there's only a few roads in gaza really two major roads that head south. i've seen images from sources inside gaza that sent me video of the roads and they're totally jam packed bumper to bumper and people are heeding the warning ands this is quickly becoming a humanitarian disaster and don't have food and water. there's going to be a complete siege on the gaza strip, there needs to be a level to all of this in terns of the civilian casualty rate. octoberively it is rising and -- objectively it has rising and questions need asked of what to do with women and children and if they continue to go south, that's a possibility. will: thank you, trey. talk to you a bit later in the

show. i've seen videos of the people on the roads trying to drive south. people are sitting on hoods of cars meaning the car is full there's nowhere else to sit. they're on the hood. rachel: once they cross over, is there refugee cams set up? pete: that's why i asked the question about egypt. the sinai peninsula should be a refugee camp. will: but it's not and they're at the southern border crossing of gaza and as you pointed out, i've been informed of this as well, there's apparently a process for american citizen ifs they have the proper documentation to get out through the border crossing but no one else, just american citizens. pete: this will be an information war as general spoke to us earlier about, which is why you want to give enough time for civilians to leave so the problem began data committee isn't used against you and we know inevitably it will be against the israelis and they're running up against the time line of the sooner they act, maybe the intelligence is better and the opportunity is better to get

hostages or to seize the offenses. will: sometimes we used terms and i'm not criticizing and i use the term like propaganda war is inaccurate and not undercutting what we're talking about and, yes, there's a massive humanitarian crisis that takes place in gaza. horrific civilian and children death. it will also have blow back on israel as designed. this was the point. the point was to provoke an overwhelming israeli response and in turn provoke saudi arabia and separate from israel and that's g begun. iran to have what it needs to mobilize hezbollah and others to invade israel and separate the global community from israel. in a way, all of this plays directly into the hands of iran. will: also last night on jesse watters show, he had several generals on and they said it's a very difficult thing to

determine how many, the more civilian casualties and not just propaganda and the more future terrorist you create as well as those family members want to avenge the deaths of their family members who were killed in this. it's a very volatile situation. pete: welcome to the hamster wheel of that whole cycle. by the way, we want to give you a quick sense of the size here. we have a fancy graphic here in the middle of our studio to give you a sense. we've oriented you to the state of israel and, wills, you mention it had and the north fear how thicks go in the gaza strip where my hands are and another front could open up up here in the north and the heights of israel and we've note there had tel aviv and sderot and jessica mitchell l jerusalem and the jaire georgia soft and average strip and talk about sense of size. 25 miles is the length of what the gaza strip is. if we can zoom out just a bit.

six miles across looking at red line in the graphic and eventively the evacuation zone and the population lives north of the line and evacuation over 24 hours and three or four over it and not going to have opportunity for all civilians to flee with all people to live in gaza city of the north portion of this very narrow strip and ultimately what's the capacity of those in the south to absorb that population. this is a huge flow of people in a short period of time ultimately in order to create the environment for israel and if you're attempting to go into the gaza strip militarily i want you to say to yourself both for reasons the law of war and nip else and anyone on the street is a combatant and going to make a

determination and make this with an enemy with context and sufficient time for that to be the case so thatting in is already impossible doesn't become that much more complicated. will: bring in counter terrorism expert served in the israeli defense forces. aaron, glad to have you on the program this morning. two part question for you, we've had a lot of maps, we've talked a lot about gaza this morning. it's commonly said it's one of the most densely populated areas on the planet and talking about this morning tanks and by the way, antitank missiles being fired on the battlefield and there's a nonurban environment as well to gaza. in this war. i wonder if you'd paint a picture of what you think is about to take place in gaza. >> thing haves been taking place in gaza in relation to the idf for almost a week now. israeli special operation forces and israel has a lot of special operations and the reason why is

we treat our military the same way doctors treat medicine. instead of trying to build out a super commando that takes years to train, we don't have the time to what we've done is we train units, specialized units the same way doctors would train for medicine. one for the brain, one for the heart, one for canser and we have specific units, one for counter terrorism and one for hostage rescue and one for direct missile assisting in laser and guiding and one that specializes in tunnels and the reason why is after the last 60 or 70 years dealing with terrorism, israel had to get smart. regarding your question, this is 100% urban ware fare known as a symmetrical car fare and the civilians and palestinians and israel has no problem withs and israel would be in my opinion what you're looking a the is largest hostage siege in history of modern warfare and i mean hamas will not allow the

palestinians to exit or a major exodus of the palestinians and the president of egypt will not open the backdoor at the rafah crossing and they're creating this pressure cooker so they can use the palestinians without a question as human shields and all the targets we're in a softening phase and intelligence phase and that's the preparation for this and that means we've got special operations assets from the shell doing unit and the king fisher and they're the ones making sure those f15 and f35 missiles are being lazed and they have to infiltrate into gaza and undetected and place that laser des ignite nay torr on that structure and obliterate the building and allows us to follow international law and those planes full off if there's civilians on the rooftop or can smell inside the building and

pull off and reset and go through pain staking operational changes mid flight to be able to reduce risk to the terrorists. that's part one. part two, israeli naval coman does and our seals, the famous green islands led by one of the great politicians on the area and they're conducting topical graphic surveys and off the coast of gaza trying to get a sense of exactly everything that the infantry are assaulting and will be encountered with. june p1976 and there's a serious hot damage situation in israel and those are our first priority and we value life and there's hundreds and hundreds of israelis that have been kidnapped from that rave or that party that was happening from

special operations unit and took heavy hits and sterilize that kibbutz and major operation that was conducted with the israeli seals and they ended up rescuing over 200 soldiers who were pinned down, civilians hiding in that area and that is -- was still probably ongoing and still being sterilized as we speak and rung basically hiding right now and iran is height and clearing the pockets and hostage using gaza and on the clock you're seeing with the missile strikes and with the artillery doing a couple of things and opening pathways for the infantry units and reduce the risk when the counter offensive also designed to bite israeli defense forces

and command enough time to be able to locate and multiple tunnels and dozens of special operation forces to be able to launch a multiple layered hostage rescue operation unlike we've seen in the history of modern warfare with that general staffer and as well as israeli national police. one of the top counter terrorism units at law enforcement with swat teams from all over the world and train with us. they're getting prepared and getting their intel right and minds right and some of the work for the intel gathering and i wouldn't be surprised with the counter offensive and blending the hostage efforts and simultaneously and that includes inception and also buys and

allows operators to deal with tired terrorists and. they don't shoot straight those are a couple of major pieces happening now and it's a monster and it'll be extremely dangerous and thankfully israel has a lot of experience in those urban areas and there's tanks in there and they're being used as cover for recognizance operation and getting recording devices down on the ground. intelligence agencies listening to thousands of phone calls that is all over the world and talking and listening to it so what i think you're about to see here is israel does best and creative country and this is not our first rodeo guys and did it in 48 and 67 and did it in 73 and it was a big intelligence failure in 73 just like with israel now. look. like golden meyer said and check

every stone and going for the wall and every ten years historically we get attacked and this isn't the first time we were attacked on multiple fronts and we talked about elite brigade in the north for 20 years and they know those towns and they know the tie and model and they know those villages and we've been killing terrorists actively in the northern part of lebanon and the golani brigade is highly skilled and open part of the country. however the brigade right now and a primary elite infantry force known as foxes from the bible and that's their nickname and they've got a -- they're equivalent to our marines and they've got a contingent for that unit and you're about to see israel doing best and they're about to conduct magic will: would recollects thank you so much, aaron. by the way, if you want to

support the effort, join the fox corporation supporting the israel emergency fund in association with the united jewish appeal here. donate at ugafedny.org. i don't know that i've heard anybody lay it out as detailed as aaron cohen. rachel: i had so many questions and so bummed we couldn't keep going with him. hi a lot of questions. i there's a lot of questions including is this big incursion a massive cover for a hostage rescue. that's something to pay attention to. pete: gaza city residents recorderred to evacuate ahead of evacuation by israeli forces and u.s. veteran chad on what that may look like and the aid from america ahead. ♪

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will: right now, israeli forces appear close tore a ground invasion in gaza. the largest aircraft carrier and best fighter jets towards israel sports grill special forces reportedly prepare to help. our next guest knows all about fighting terror firsthand. marine veteran chad robishoux served in afghanistan. we had a long interview about at

tacts cal background of what israel is getting ready to embark on in gaza. what would you say as a experienced operator what should be expected in this type of rescue attempt? >> first of all, last guest was amazing. i'd love to talk to him for hours. look, what's happening right now is israel is not delaying. they're preparing to clear the gaza strip. a lot goes into that because you have hamas holding the palestinian people hostage there and people are leaving on cars and mattresses on their roofs and they have nowhere to go because the border of egypt is locked down and they're going to be pushed to a point to where people will be stacked up and nowhere to go. hamas knows this and using people as human shields. then israel is also going to baa robe show once they finish their

work and they're going to scorch the gaza strip and no doubt that israel made a decision they cannot let this pass is make a mass i at the same time that will be echoed for 100 years. they have to act that way. will: chad, i think there -- i certainly hope that before any action, regarding my next question, before any action is taken by the unit of america, there's a very long, heated, at the same time cool headed debate about the role of america in this conflict. but the fact remains, there's 17 american hostages in gaza and reports that the u.s. is preparing marine special ops for special deployment. you're a marine. what -- first of all, tell me

about what that unit would entail and what you'd expect and what would they be doing in hostage rescue attempts in gaza? again, my question is not so much abouts overarching should or shouldn't, which deserves its own debate but what do marines do when they're involved. >> israel is our ally and i think president biden has to act, we have to support and that aircraft carrier being there is a robichaux of force, a chophouse as commitment. what i see if we're going into gaza to get the 17 americans, you're talking about jsoc level units and delta force and naval groups and these are units that will go in and i was a marine and more marine operation commands and those units will be in support of the jsoc elements and talking about marine -- talking about joint special operation command sending in our

top tier one units to go in and get americans out. we don't leave americans behind and should never leave americans behind and 17 americans in gaza, we have obligation as a country to go get them. will: all right. chad, thank you so much for the conversation. fascinating as always. >> yes, sir. will: still ahead, more than 120 hostages being held by ho master resistances. our next -- terrorists and our next guest's family is among them. that story is next. look who saved slider sunday again! here we go... (♪) a perfect king's hawaiian slider. tastes good too! king's hawaiian slider sunday... the only way to sunday!

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aviv one week after hamas launched their deadly attacked on israel. pete: a alexandria had, off is live outside of -- hoff live outside the white house. reporter: they need safe space and passage for civilians caught up in the warfare and from the saudi side, there was no mention of hamas. in contrast, secretary blinken brought up hamas off the bat calling it a terrorist organization and said israel should not have to tolerate the kind of attack they endiseured one week ago at the hands of hamas. this meeting with saudi arabia comes into a critical time and sources tell roaders they're shifting away from talks with -- reuters moving talks to iran's president in season effort to expand violence across the

region. sources told our jacqui heinrich that the u.s. urged israel to delay a ground invasion till an evacuation plan for civilians was drawn and we didn't get an exact response from israel on that. yesterday president biden spoke with some of the family members of the 14 americans currently missing in israel saying on 60 minks that it's important that the administration knows that he cares. >> to those holding american st.s hostage in gaza, you say what? >> we're going to do everything in our power, and i'm not going to go into the detail like that, but we're working like hell on it. reporter: the president wants the families to know that he care sos speaking with the president, he felt it was an important thing to grant to them as they where trying to locate these hostages inside of gaza,

expressing interest and leaving gaza and how that can be facilitated. rachel: thank you so much. our next guest is an american living in israel and family was kidnapped by the hamas terrorists. >> abby, not just our condolences but thoughts and prayers and you and your family. tell us about your family. who has been taken hostage and the circumstances you know about what they're enduring today. >> thank you for having me. it's unbelievable that it's been a week that we awoke a week ago at 6:30 to sirens and went to bomb sheller and when we were able to come back upstairs, began texting our largest family all over the country.

we have a lot of family who lives in a by boots in the south and we began getting messages from them that hamas infiltrated the border and they were in the kibbutz and could hear them in the house and they've overturned furniture and could hear gunfire. the last messages that we have from them are a fear that they won't make it out. they are saying good-bye, and that they feel like this for them was a holocaust. we lost contact with them, between 11 and 12 on saturday a week ago. and didn't have any information till the next day when hamas up loaded a video of erez who is 2 in their hands -- 12, in their hands, the hands of terrorist and we believe all five of the family members are being held hostage and we have con formation, caramel la, my -- carmela, my cousin that's 80 and has a heart condition and being held hostage with her

13-year-old granddaughter who has special needs and needs medal attention and there with sahar who is 16 and ofer who's 50. their home was burned to the ground and of the 400 people in the kibbutz. 160 of them survived and many that survive redirect examination being held hostage in gaza. pete: i can't imagine, abbey. what is your hope of what should happen? we're hearing a ground offensive potentially hostage rescue. what are you looking for? we have high hope for the release of the hostages and we are working very, very closely and carmela is a american citizen and all five are french citizens and we're working with the governments of both countries and any government that will help us put pressure on hamas or the people that are backing hamas to allow for the release of these people. this is a war crime against the

convention and holding elderly and young children and children with special needs and it is a war crime and something that is beyond evil. rachel: abbey, i saw the video of that little boy being taken away. he looks so terrify and this is not fair. these children have nothing to do with this. how confident are you, we have it on someone on the last segment that was talking about how many -- outrebounded strong and how many experts in the israeli military there are on the ground. there's talk about whether american -- are you confident they'll be rescued in >> i have to hold onto hope because it's the only option for me and i can tell you as a american who's been living here for eight

years, the response of the american government, the state department, the fbi, the secretary of state, and the president has been nothing short of unbelievably empathetic and humane and encouraging i have to believe they'll do everything they can as bind said in his speech, a speech that brought much needed reassurance to the people of israel and to jews everywhere that if the state of israel doesn't just exist, jews everywhere are not safe and i believe that america is our partner in this and i can only choose to remain optimistic. will: abbey, one last question and i believe you answered this when you said you lost contact last week on the final messages on saturday till you saw that video up loaded. i heard reports of other hostages and seen attempted credit card transactions in gaza or any cell phone activity at all. has any -- with so many members of your family sadly being

taken, has there been anything like that with it providing back to your family. >> we're working together and group of americans missing and that was giving us strength and some sense of power right now in trying to understand what we're all going through and this is on all of us and it is a trauma not only for the families but for the nation. rachel: abbey, our hearts go out to you. our hearts are hurting from seeing those videos and knowing so many children and elderly and as you mentioned special needs children have been taken and we pray for their release and for you as you go through this very difficult time. >> thank you. will: absolutely. thank you, so much. pete: thank you. we talk about hostage rescue but what she just emphasize second-degree right, hopefully there's enough pressure being put on them for the release that doesn't require rescue.

rachel: that's what i wanted to ask aaron when he was on in the last segment is it just rescue or part of them it's the reality you want to face and we're monitoring gaza city and ground security. will: back at home, anti-israel protests on the global day of jihad. those scenes are next. [ chanting ].

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rachel: the world is on edge after friday's day of jihad where anti-israel protests erupted across the globe in support of hamas terror and the palestinians including thousands here in new york city with police bolstering security. here to react is the president of the american islamic form for democracy and he's a retired navy commander, doctor, great to have you on this morning. let's talk about what's happening in this situation and what's behind these attacks. i understand that you believe this is part of a greater movement and we should be very alarmed.

>> thank you for having me. my prayer withs the people of israel and we're praying for all of them. these demonstrations yesterday and this day of jihad should bring collator to the american people of what we're fighting against and whether it's al-qaida that we decimated and whether it's isis that we decimate and then the hamas, which is part of the muslim brotherhood and sueny flavors and -- suni flavors and the hamas and they're a theocratic hateful movement that hates the west and deeply anti-semitic rooted in religious domination and theocracy. this day of jihad is what it is, they clarified that the movement is trying to regain. the question is why would they do a suicidal attack against the state of israel? they want to be relevant again and they saw the abraham accords

making them irrelevant and know where there wasn't a day of jihad? not in egypt where the brotherhood was rejected by the people of egypt and not one in iran and the women's revolution is fighting against the thee cats and the iranian regime drove this and fuel ed it becaue of biden administration fecklessness and appeasement and ransom holding of our hostages and gave them the green light, they did this to light the middle east on fire and trying to recreate that cal fate. and hamas-types in the world and we need to defeat and decimate, they divide the world and for the land of islam and air bibbing and the land of war, everything else is war to them. we have to defeat this ideology and reform from within. >> how do we do that?

ideas of liberty and offensive movement and it stands for champions of liberty and radical islamic tyranny and this week god willing, israel will decimate hamas so they never return again and they need to be decimated heavily and their military operatives and leaders need to be defeated, u ben in the long term, the wack-a-mole will continue unless there's a long term beyond the election cycle approach to radical islam and especially the enemy which is jihad. rachel: yeah, living in a time when catholic latin mass with church goers are being investigated by the fb and i recollects doj. we hope that they're showing as much interest in those who wish for jihad with america. thank you for joining us and i really appreciate it.

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pete: israeli forces hitting key hamas target ntsb gaza strip as a massive ground invasion seems imminent. so what would it look like and how could it play out and let's as retired navy seal and recon vet mike. what would it look like with hamas dis-could your honoring it is people from -- discouraging the people from leaving the northern part of the gaza strip? >> hamas always utilized civilians as human shields and what israel is trying to do with the warnings to vacate and rob them of that ability and aid their distinction and noncombatants and civilians and use the battle of fallujah and one eighth the size of gaza and similar to the coalition forces getting one month for the people to vacate the area and only al-qaida is left. it took six weeks to clear that

city pete: is it possible to look at massive buildup as a precursor to the hostage rescue and israel know what is it'll take going to the gaza strip. waiting for further intel finding and fixing hostages and doing precise raids to get as many hostages out and dense loy populated area trying to find a needle in the hay stack.

>> no, this is far worse and battle for me and i was wounded in the balm and it's deadly and it's fierce and my prayers go out to idf and they're well trained and prepared and live in the lebanon conflict of 200 and have gained a lot of experience. they're not new to this. they're well trained and you've probably worked with them and i have and they're a professional army. pete: mike, you know junior stuff and thank you for your service to our country and your expertise this morning. we appreciate it. >> thank you. pete: coming up, going back to southern israel where trey yingst is on the ground with the latest. that is next. when my doctor gave me breztri for my copd things changed for me. breztri gave me better breathing, symptom improvement, and reduced flare-ups. breztri won't replace a rescue inhaler

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