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for all of us to have those people all their life worked and fight for human rights to be taken by the most human of popossiblethings somebody can d. the five grandson seeking the release of his grandparents taken hostage during hamas campaign of terror on israel last week for the clock is ticking for civilians to evacuate more than gaza as israel readies a ground invasion and response so horrified terror attacks but hello welcome to a brand-new hour of "fox news live" i am arthel double. eric: i'm eric shawn thank you for joining us. more than 1 million people living in the northern half of the gaza strip limit warned by y israel to move south the below the river as the israeli military is preparing apparently to launch an attack, root out and destroy and annihilate the

terrorist of hamas. prime minister benjamin netanyahu today telling them on the front line with the terrorist is coming. the countries called up about three to 60000 troops and reservists. they have amassed forces along the border with gaza. former israeli prime minister the wart will not end until hamas' complete crust requested to see pure face of evil. we hunted them down and they are dead because we cannot, as we have learned the bitter way and the painful we cannot leave the terrorist organization on our border people are beheading our children and raping women and acting like the new isis here in israel. so this will and with the end of hamas. eric: senior correspondent mike tobin is with the latest there.

>> eric, i can hear israeli drones overhead with the canon's thunder into the night into the gaza strip. we see troops and armored positions positioning themselves up and down the length of the gaza strip's the israeli defense forces troops are increasing their operational preparedness with a particular emphasis on ground operations. prime minister benjamin netanyahu came here to the outskirts of the gaza strip to visit the israeli soldiers the camps were they are staging from the next stage of the operation and he asked them are they ready? >> are you ready for the next stage, the next stage is coming. the head of israel search and rescue toured it's one of the kibbutz attacked a scene of great human carnage for to use it as an example of why this ground operation is necessary. >> this is exactly the reason that we need to clear this

region. not only the perimeter around the kibbutz it. all this region we must clear from this kind of threat if we want, if we want to provide our citizens the security, the protection that we could not give them. we need to do the right thing right now. >> there are foreign nationals inside the gaza population and that includes u.s. citizens. u.s. citizens got the notification to head to the southern end of the gaza strip the rafah border crossing into egypt. there was an agreement the rafah border crossing was supposed to be open for that never happened u.s. citizens are still stuck in

the gaza strip with the ground operation pending. back to you. >> more about what's about the americans there who are stuck and do we know anything else about the president into egypt? he has denied the palestinians request to start refugee camps on his site he does not want people from gaza flowing over into egypt in the new develop it's on that to try and relieve the humanitarian situation? >> really we don't know any new developments with them but we know the egyptians had generally been pretty paranoid about the palestinians frankly becoming their problem in egypt. but i do know from one american who was there, they waited all day long the state department told him to be there in the event the rafah crossing opens it would happen abruptly so far nobody is getting out. arthel: hamas terrorist firing mortars at israel as both sides

continue to exchange fire. the israeli military says overnight strikes on gaza that killed two hamas commanders the idf said the mastermind of last week's surprise attack is still out there let's bring in dan hoffman former ci a station chief and fox news contributor. dan first of all your reaction to the murders of hamas commanders does this affect the psyche of these terrorist fighters? >> no. they are suicidal. they launch those are brutal attacks in israel and murdered innocent israeli civilians and then deliberately inundated social media with all of the evidence for the videos and the gruesome pictures we have all seen. they did that because they know when they want israel to have no choice but to enter gaza because deterrents have failed and because it needs to ensure hamas could no longer have a threat.

it's counterintuitive but hamas is a bloodied battle even if they are all killed at the end of the day. they want to midwife another generation between jews and arabs and that is what they are after. as many as their own people they sacrifice and obviously the israeli citizens whom they brutally murdered. that is their cause. sadly we are seeing protests all around the world including in our own city of new york where people unfortunately conflate palestinian civilians and their plates with hamas terrorism. the five know, that is not the case there palestinian civilians who don't even like hamas they have no choice of the rule of hamas over their communities. let me move on to this. i just want to ask you, were you surprised at all by the strategic barbaric this attack was planned were you surprised they were able to pull this off?

>> that was a surprise ending to israel but let me make one comment on what you said. the palestinians are absolutely pawns of hamas and are being used as human shields. but what i am saying is some of those out protesting are not recognizing what hamas has been doing to the innocent israeli said civilians when they are protesting which is a shame. this was a complete surprise. a massive intelligence failure but have no doubt iran provided hamas with significant assistance and intelligence sharing so hamas would know how to target israel. hamas use drones to target israel surveillance and communications towers they knew where to go pray they had their maps of israeli military facilities but h rev no doubt in assisted hamas not of the tactics of how to collect the information but may beat with the information itself because

iran focuses so much on collecting intelligence on israel. ever hear what you're saying those protesters should be very well aware of the less than human like treatments they are subjecting on those poor israeli innocent civilians. let me say this, earlier doctor rebecca grant said quote hamas is overextended. do you agree question or tell me that and talk to us about the idea of the retaliation plant how can they execute the execution of the hamas tears? >> well, i do not know that hamas is overextended they own pretty significant home-field advantage. this is going to be a cauldron once israel amo mounts the groud offensive. now israel has softened up the targets targeted lots of the high-rise buildings which makes it more difficult for hamas but hamas still has all the tunnels they constructed over the years. they have roughly 30 -- 50000

fighters. the israeli defense forces their intelligence services will need to prepare an order of battle. it is important for israel to distinguish among enemy combatants that is the hamas terrorists their security services and police and distinguish them from innocent civilians while concurrently looking for hostages and freeing them and avoiding any friendly fire. that is an extraordinary challenge for the israeli defense forces. arthel: extraordinarily indeed challenge there. dan, you mention the hostages how can the cia and the fbi assist with freeing the americans being held hostage? >> well, i know we are flooding this out with as much intelligence collection as possible on hamas and on those hostages.

we come to the extent we know who is being held wheat may be able to collect intelligence that will assist israel but this is going to be an israeli defense force ground operation. israel has extraordinarily effective capabilities when it comes to hostage rescue. viewers will recall the raid and a 1979 where they rescued hostages and in fact benjamin netanyahu's brother was killed and that rated. israel is very adept at freeing hostages i know from first-hand experience of having worked with their intelligence services. if there is a chance of getting a hostage out israel is going to succeed at doing it. but hamas on the other end is going to use them as human shields. that is why i think right now at least israel is trying to find some way maybe to negotiate a way to conduct a hostage release. through the good offices of qatar but so far have been unsuccessful. arthel: let's hope for success for sure broke out about 40

seconds with you d the dam but quickly, as reported in the wall street journal i want to read the reaction of one of the u.s. officials on the efforts to destroy hamas he says or they say if you destroy it hamas what's going to fill the vacuum? you destroyed al qaeda you get isis you destroy hamas you get hamas 2.0 but what happens after idf goes into gaza and annihilates the terrorists? >> that is the big question for i think post hamas is the gaza demilitarized zone and who's going to control it? i don't think israel was to reoccupy gaza if you sit you had peacekeepers what about the palestinian authority they are very weak and their leader is not popular at all. they've already shown they are incapable of dealing with gaza. i think israel is going to need to rely on other states in the region like egypt and jordan and qatar. not to mention saudi arabia and the united states. this is going to be a challenge but at the end of the day iran

has been pulling the strings in gaza israel has to be prepared for a run continuing to mount the same sort of nefarious activities we have seen where they seek to embolden and provide material assistance to the next group of terrorists who will seek to launch attacks on israel from gaza parade this it needs to be a permanent solution here for israel it is going to be very difficult to do it for special in the wake of what we expect to be an extremely bloodied conflict. arthel: iran is the head of the snake that needs to be cut off. dan hoffman, thank you dan. >> thanks. eric: we are just learning at the white house the president says -- make this president spoke with benjamin netanyahu earlier this afternoon no details at the moment about exactly what the details were on that phone conversation but one can imagine. this comes as a president also reportedly talked with the head of the palestinian authority

david spotts with more on the situation there. >> hi eric we are working to confirm the report the president spoke with has a palestinian counterpart. we have some information about the phone call from his call with president netanyahu and israel the biden and netanyahu spoke for the fifth time. netanyahu think biden for unwavering support helping israel to defend itself also secretary of state blinken and defense secretary lloyd austin. the priority for the white house for the president, the president has been at the white house today presumably working on the situation, has been to get those americans that are in danger out of danger and home safely paired here's a preview of it interview he did was 60 minutes that is airing tomorrow, watch. >> to those holding american hostages in gaza that you say what? >> i say we are going to do

everything in our power to find them. everything in our power. i am not going to go into the detail of that. but we are working on that. >> yesterday in philadelphia president biden spoke of an emotional zoom call he had with the families of the missing calling it gut wrenching. say this about hamas. >> they are pure evil. and i have said from the beginning the united states can't make a mistake about it, stands with israel. >> the president's messaging was reinforced earlier today when the secretary of state blinken visited saudi arabia will the country's foreign minister did not once mention hamas blinken did and did not hold back. listen to this. and we need to work together to find a way out of this cycle of violence be. >> eight moment of moral clarity when it comes to hamas at the same time as israel pursues its legitimate right to defending its people and trying to assure

this never happens again it is vitally important that all of us look out for civilians. >> blinken said pointblank hamas is a terrorist group both agrees the safe passage for civilians is crucial resources tell my colleague that the u.s. urged israel to delay some sort of ground invasion to gaza until a safe passage was out to pray the president says death is his biggest concern when it comes to any potential ground war. a ground war that appears to be evidence according to our resources that are there in israel. meanwhile the white house continues to watch this closely. nothing official from the white house today on the president's cult with either or netanyahu as a way to see with the white house has disabled this important phone calls. to david thanks so much, arthel? c5 the war against israel's front and center for public and candidates there running for president. many of them are campaigning in new hampshire today.

for.tha for that us or we find bryan llenas he is live in concorde with the story from there. >> good afternoon. the war in israel is top of mind for the republican candidate speaking to voters here in new hampshire. they spoke to them at the first in the nation leadership summit that ended today that campaign events across the state. many of these kid it's officially filing the paperwork to get on new hampshire's primary ballots. while all of the candidates say they support israel and its right to defend itself there are differences particularly between and nikki haley. we spoke to both of them haley is adamant about america's need to intervene in helping israel going after iran. he says the u.s. should prioritize not getting into it unnecessarily conflict and is attacking haley. >> i worry she will lead us to world war iii shouting and screeching finish them, finish them without a clear plan. is it coherent for the united states?

would you be cool headed and rational in advancing american interests. >> my husband is currently deployed for the last thing i want is for him or his military brothers and sisters to go to war. i am working to prevent war. you cannot prevent war by being isolated. >> latest fox news poll shows haley support doubled to 10% leapfrogging vivek ramaswamy. for president trump remains ahead of everyone with support. candidates are attacking trump for calling the terror group hezbollah very smart while criticizing israel's prime minister netanyahu it during a time of war per. >> i found the far president's comments to be reckless. and irresponsible piglets he is a fool. like only a full would say something like that. >> this is a time to be standing with israel and be attacking the prime minister in the defense minister just makes no sense.

>> mr. trump has since posted on social media # i stand with the beebe he said he kept israel safe nobody else will or can. arthel: bryan llenas, thank you. twenty-four americans across the country are rushing to help and aid israel. that includes a nonprofit organization that is sending nearly 200 reservists and a ton of tactical gear to help the jewish states war against the terrorist of hamas b senior correspondent claudia live in california with the latest on this. hi claudia. >> hi eric. that his right spread around the world reservists are returning to israel to help in the fight against hamas more than 300,000 former members of the idf are preparing to rejoin their military units including 28-year-old durell. he is among the 180 reservists

who left on a flight from los angeles this morning the native californian move to israel in 2018 served in the army's paratrooper brigade. nine days ago uc barkley grad was closing real estate deals in los angeles. now he is on the 16 hour flight facing an uncertain future. with the support of his mom who was there at the airport help send him off he said his mission is clear. >> it is something we have never seen before and not many times in our lives in the history of israel has there been a call for you know for help. and at this time the country needs us. i think it is my duty as a jewish american israel lead to be a part of that. >> i am proud of him. very, very proud. i will have to deal with my own protection and his protection and praying at all of that.

i hope the world will pray for everyone. too really stay safe. >> some of these men and women could be sent into gaza as soon sweep. this flight was charted by israel friends a group of american jews that have raised more than $6 million to get the reservists to tel aviv. >> none of us wanted to be in the situation. none of us have issue with palestinian people or arabs. hamas is a organization killing jewish people. we have to go back and defend israel. so this is really emotional. and for me it seeing the family say goodbye to their loved ones. >> around the world reservists are leaving their lives behind with very little notice only a where they can only go back home after the war is over. eric: thank you claudia o are vy best wishes to the reservists

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>> intend to eliminate the presence of hamas on the negotiating table. and paralyze it or take from it any potential capability. we cannot the dreams of people you cannot take from them their wishes. but we can make sure they do not have the tools to execute any action against something we are determined to do just that. eric: former israeli prime minister who knows fighting firsthand he has done that.

talking about the potential of destroying hamas once and for all. but rooting out the terrorists in gaza in the urban and density of the strip it's a daunting challenge for israeli forces are gearing up for what is likely to be intense guerrilla warfare the incursion to the northern part of the gaza strip begins. lou tired lieutenant colonel and afghanistan senior fellow defadefense priorities. defense. the challengers seem to be immense israel has got into gaza before. what do you expect could be coming over the next few days? >> they have gone into gaza before it has been a limited and targeted operation. it's never been to eliminate the terrorist group of hamas. they are anywhere from 30 -- 50000 fighters. no one knows for sure how many there are. but it is a significant number. this problem is so much more difficult than you can imagine.

number one, what are the rules of engagement for israel? how will they even know who is a hamas fighter and who is a palestinian man who happens to be in the direction of the israeli attack? nearly everybody is armed in the part of the world and in that part of gaza for self-defense. and of course no israeli soldiers going to withhold fire if he sees a palestinian man with a weapon. that could end up killing thousands of people who are not part of hamas i just do not know how they're going to get this done without either killing a large number of people or secondly suffering a lot of casualties as they try to go slow. but everybody be clear eyed this is going to be a very bloodied situation for the israeli defense force and for the palestinians in the gaza strip. eric: talk about what they're doing now softening of the area. they have basically israeli intelligence has targeted the homes, the houses, the offices of hamas the hamas leadership the top hamas officers flatten

the homes and killed some of the leaders. is that enough to decapitate some of the leaders and up the rest as you mentioned 30,000 or so armed terrorists? >> no chance at all. you do not have to look any further we took out osama bin laden that did nothing to the al qaeda accep except the put anoty in charge. lisa al-baghdadi from ice is taken out had no impact on the organization they just replaced him i saw this myself many times in my deployments to afghanistan for every time we would take out a taliban leader there would be another went right away to take his place the fight would go on. there's just too many people there. the other issue that is important to understand is even if you somehow managed to kill all of the hamas people you cannot destroy the intellectual the mental situation the islamic jihad in the area predict conditions that led to the rise of hamas are infinitely worse

than they were before and israel's going to have to come to grips with that they could literally win it tactically and still lose strategically because the threat will remain. eric: that's a final port how do you defeat the mentality and the in thephilosophy of radical islc terrorism? it's like the nazis how do you defeat the hatred and anger and the desire to behead babies? >> eric you don't. that is the blunt unpleasant truth of it. you do not destroy that. and because of all of the heinous destruction that happened with a hamas trying to debate israel into an overreaction may be tried to pull the united states in because i think they want to expand this beyond the gaza strip it is our intent to make sure it stays in the gaza strip that's what they're going to want to do that clearly do not care about anyone's life theirs or anyone else's. they are going to continue to fight no matter what happens the opportunity for some kind of negotiated settlement was on the

other side before the start of this war and now there is no good answers here. there's all bad answers it said about it which one israel's going to take. they have to retaliate for what happened year they just have to make sure they don't cause themselves more trouble that's easier said than done. >> it is against a terrorist group and up of the palestinian people lieutenant colonel daniel davis thank you for your insight today. arthel: eric, while israel worked to secure its border with gaza there are concerns the terrorist group hezbollah could open a new front from lebanon live apart fro report from nortl live apart fro report from nortl is u after farmer's dog, she's a much healthier weight. she's a lot more active. and she's able to join us on our adventures. get started at betterforthem.com ♪fun music♪ mom, can i help? camping was fun, but it looks we brought the woods back with us. if you have kids, then you really need weathertech.

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up on its northern border with lebanon raising fears of a second front in the war but senior foreign affairs correspondent greg palkot is a live near the israelite lebanon border with the very latest from there. >> a arthel but we are in northern israel lebanon just right next to us. syria not too far away. both places the basis for the iranian backed hezbollah military group has promised to go big here if israel goes bigger down south. that could be happening just today there've been skirmishes l week but just today there was infiltration at one point along the border. as been told and lebanon back-and-forth shelling between hezbollah and the israeli military just about an hour ago to explosions not to far from us turns out those were missiles from syria there was retaliation by the israeli air force.

all eyes here though in fact on what is going on down south. it looks like the israeli ground incursion into gaza is getting closer and closer. a statement they released earlier today they are increasing their operational readiness for the next stage of the war going after hamas militants that have killed over 1200 and israel one or 50 hostages taken this the situation on the ground in gaza getting worse and worse along the devastation thousands are fleeing. israel warned the folks in the northern part of the gaza strip to head to the south the parade they are finally pretty much heating about warning. they are worried about what could possibly come next. we drove up here late today in here to there is a big build up buildupof the israeli military. we saw tanks and armored personnel carriers we saw

soldiers, the nightmare scenario for jerusalem is in addition to this front fits obviously active in the south for there is another front here may be a third front may be a fourth affront to breed right now we are not at that point. it is more isolated incidents but deadly incidents and still worrying back to you. i've still a nightmare we all wish we could wake up from. greg palkot, thank you. rex long live. [inaudible] stew for more protests going for israel and against israel they are single live in dearborn, michigan. that's pro- palestinian protest on going right now. dearborn is the american city with the most arab americans and any other in the country. that has been the site just outside of detroit avenue many pro- palestinian protest of the last few days.

they've been packing streets across the country and around the world because of the events in gaza. cb couldn't live in new york city where there been protests on both sides hereto. height cbp. >> good evening eric. here in the city as you just showed throughout the entire country we have seen thousands of pro- palestinian supporters take to the street demand a cease-fire in the israeli hamas more. an earlier message from a new york city mayor eric adams is gaining traction on social media. ask lecturer fight is our fight. your fight is our fight. right here in new york we have the largest jewish population outside of israel. this is the place that our voices must raise and cascade throughout the entire country. we will not be all right until every person responsible for this act is held accountable.

>> following adams remarks scenes like this have been unfolding jewish voice and for r peace. local lawmakers, rabbis and cities of holocaust survivors were among its thousands of protesters who were arrested outside a senate majority leader chuck schumer's house with the crowd calling for an end to what they say is the genocide of palestinians in gaza. this all came ahead of the senators trip to israel this weekend. similar protest happening at college campuses across the city recalled that university limiting access to its campus on thursday. i'm pro- palestinian supporters gathered on opposite lawns. university college leaders are facing intense criticism for how and when they respond to the dueling protest and messaging. her students at harvard backlash has been swift for those students after signing onto a joint statement blaming israel for the attacks.

said in her third message the university rejects terrorism but embraces free expression. >> our university embraces a commitment to free expression. that commitment extends even to views that many of us find objectionable. even outrageous. we do not punish or sanction people for expressing such views. >> of that message not sitting well with an alumni house republican congressman stefanik who wrote on x anti-semitism should never be defended as free expression. super all right cb thank you. arthel: many jewish americans say they aren't living with the rise in fear and anxiety after the terror attacks on israel. civil rights groups of the conflict has sparked yet another wave of anti- semitism and hate speech but let's bring and write out new york republican congressman mike lollar sits on the foreign affairs committee as a member of the bipartisan task

force for combating anti-semitism. congressmen want to start here with the up or does it strike you so many lawmakers make grand pronouncements, public pronouncements of their support for israel and failed to call out and denounce anti-semitism here in our own country? >> no question. we have certainly seen in recent years a rapid rise in anti-semitism across the country. anti-semitic hate crimes are not prosecuted 99% of them not prosecuted. own so we need to be very clear in speaking with one voice anti-semitism will not be tolerated purged by earlier this year i introduce the stop anti-semitism on college campuses act. which would de define any institution of higher learning and strip it of federal dollars if they promote anti- somatic events on their campuses.

and we are seeing at all across this nation. especially after math of the terrorist attack on israel. arthel: what you do but anti- semites and the hate speech they litter social media outlets with? how heavy-handed is russia with the anti-semitic hate speech on those platforms? >> look, you see all throughout social media is sleep people can make the claim of free speech. i think our institutions our companies have a responsibility to crack down on this. and when you see it, to me part of the reasons why i introduce the legislation i introduced was because people may have the right to say it, it does not mean we have to find it and it does not mean we have to support it.

i think there needs to be consequences for this type of incendiary hatred that is spewed on a continuing basis. arthel: meanwhile the u.s. engage in cyber warfare. as real as in a hot war against terrorists. the budget is on borrowed time some extreme members of your party and chamber are holding up the selection and vote of eight new speaker of the house a new speaker will be chosen and if so how quickly? >> are going to have to obviously it back to the work of the american people the challenge has been getting to 217 votes just 10 days ago democrats, 208 of them teamed up with eight republicans remove our duly elected republican speaker. it never should have happened it

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menaced 14 americans are still unaccounted for but they are hostages. he mentioned the family abby has one of the most difficult situations imaginable she has had five members of her family kidnapped preachy is an american who lives in northern israel the youngest of those kidnapped victims just age 12. >> alalaska messages we have frm them are a fear they will not make it out and they are saying goodbye. they feel this for them was a holocaust we lost contact with them between 11 and 12 on saturday a week ago. did not have any information until the next day when trying to upload a video whose 12 in their hands in the hands of terrorists. >> hard to imagine that is how you find out by seeing a video posted by the terrorist of your 12 year old relative. hamas said it's keeping its hostages in multiple locations that is to prevent any rescue operations.

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