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[sound of gunfire] [sirens] [chanting] [sound of gunfire] >> the big weekend show begins with a fox news alert hello everyone i'm julie alongside griff jenkins katy and joey jones. tonight a new message from israel. ahead of its eminent growctd assault on hamas, the israeli military saying it will increase attacks on the gaza strip beginning right now to prepare for the next stage of the war. tens of thousands of idf troops mounting near gaza strip as 210 hostages held by the terrorists. and israeli strikes well they're striking back. after an israeli american reservist is killed by a hezbollah missile fired from

lebanon take you to lebanon live and first to lucas tomlinson joins us live from tel-aviv. lucas. >> julie top general very blunt he says his forces will soon be entering gaza and ordered his men to prepare for ground combats. >> we're going to go into the gaza strip, we will embark on a professional operational mission to destroy hamas operatives and hamas infrastructure. we will have in our mind memories of the images of those who fell on saturday two weeks ago. >> now israeli force taking in some live fire training but experts say what you're seeing here on thes screen will bare very little resemblance to urban combat those force will be facing historically we look at urban combat from the famous battles of fallujah hamas will be waiting and booby-trapped

remaining buildings not already leveled. one of the goals to push hamas out to sea and prevent -- and a place to plan worst massacre in israel 75 year history and since the beginning of the war ifd says hamas has had 550 failed rocket launches that landed inside gaza strip that included deadly misfire that hit a parking lot near a hospital earlier this week now earlier today first 20 trucks carrying humanitarian aid entered through egypt and president biden recently said here in israel he's pledged 100 million dollars to gaza in the west bank. we went to a israeli base where some of the 1400 israelis killed by hamas have been taken and army reservist told us some of the bodies arrived boob bee trapped babies have their heads cut off and never shawled she would see atrocities worst than now. a warning to our viewers this is graphic. >> we've seen evidence of rape what is so cruel that pelvises

were broken, bones were broken, probably takes a lot to break a pelvis legs were broken and this is grandmother's down to children. the one -- body that came in they thought it was one body and only when they took a c.t. two spines and they saw they were able to see that these were a mother and a child locked in embrace. >> now julie mentioned israel turning up volume on air strikes in gaza and some of the f15 launched only few minutes away from their target and eve this to fly miles over the med to properly arm satellite guided bombs. julie. >> lucas as you know there have been many delays as far as this israel ground invasion, one of the many reasons could very well be -- and the president has alluded to this. the evacuation of innocent civilians, what do you believe right now is the biggest hold up in this ground invasion? >> well president biden said

what he was going on aboard air force one yesterday one of the questions posed would you like to see the ground assault own gaza delayed in order to get more hostage released we saw the release of the two american hostages that a chicago area -- mother and daughter just yesterday. and then the president said yes and white house later walked that back, but pretty clear there's pressure from the white house and european governments, in fact, the french president macron due here in israel in a few days and pressure finish israel to delay that ground assault in order to attempt to free more hostages. of course, we've spoken a lot about two americans released, of course, over 200 israeli hostages tonight are in captivity in gaza, of course, you have ten missing americans, many thought to also be held captive in gaza julie. >> so lucas great to e sou you the rafa border opened to let aid into the gaza strip today. they're calling life saving aid to palestinians running short of food. medicine, and water --

this also came under, you know, as a result of pressure from a number of governments on the israelis to do this. they were concerned about hamas stealing this aid and potentially -- smuggling in additional weapons and have you heard anything about whether these shipments were actually inspected? or were they just pushed right through? >> well this report out of egypt saying exactly what you said that they were not inspected and then officials also say there was no fuel in some of those convoy, of course, fuel used to help hamas but certainly that's one of the pledges that president biden made when he came here to tel-aviv he said he had put pressure on the israelis to open up this humanitarian corridor out of egypt prime minister benjamin netanyahu very clear, though, no aid will be going from israel directly into gaza. >> lucas it's griff and i want to talk to you a little bit about battle space you mentioned in your report this may be invasion of gaza similar to that

in fallujah where joey served and where i was and it is a considerably more complicated because it is denser tiewk me a little bit about what they're going into and what you're hearing about how they intend to deal with that fighting environment. >> just last night i was talking to some officials here on the ground earn they were saying that, you know, your typical hamas home -- it is going to be like a kill house out of a dr. seuss back not exaggerating but difficulty level. hamas they haven't just had two weeks to prepare for the battle and years. some of these tunnels that run under gaza into israel by the way you know some of them are, you know, over a hundred feet deep and -- they not just keep stores of weapons but just -- the tactics and joey knows very well just the difficulty of clearing a house, you know, going room to room floor to floor. and all it takes is one hamas operative hiding band door and room maybe even fife apartment houses down complexes down to be

able to inflict pain on the israeli forces. it is just nothing easy about clearing that house no matter how much technology the israeli forces have. >> lucas i want to turn the focus a little bit your in tel-aviv one of not largest city in israel. what is life like for israelis are kids going back to school is there a contention of israelis back to normal life or the entire country in a feeling of hate we're in war right now. >> joey the streets are much qietser than you see normally on for most people when they visit here to israel caramel markets you don't see -- the visitors not just tourists but also people most people are staying indoors businesses are shuttered. this is a country at war. this is -- you know, little spart of no question and these are -- this is a country that for decades has been pighting not just hamas but hecks hezbollah

as well and they can handle hamas and handle hezbollah but what they want to see with the u.s. and the presence overt ford strike group and ike they think those u.s. navy warships is going prevent world war iii. >> lucas tomlinson thank you so much for your excellent reporting as always stay safe. thank you. we're going head now switch gears to lebanon where a missile fired by hezbollah killed an israeli, american reservist. idf then carrying out a number of strikes targeting hezbollah sites let's go to steve harrigan live in beirut with the latest there. hey, steve. >> that was 22-year-old from maryland one of many people with dual citizenships. both u.s. and israel citizen she know he came back when his country needed him and yesterday he was killed by an antitank

rocket fired from lebanon by hezbollah. what we're seeing now over the past two weeks is steady fighting between the two sides. but contain fighting, right now about 20 hezbollah fighters killed in the past two weeks. about 5 killed on the israeli side, but today that has been uptick six hezbollah fighters killed in one day so things really beginning to ratchet up so far. we've seen video released by the israeli military which shows what they call a fatal strike on a hezbollah terrorist cell in southern lebanon. the goal of hezbollah in this fighting so far is not clear. we heard from the number two in hezbollah today saying that they are already in the heart of the fight. and that if israel does launch a ground operation in gaza, they will join in. whether that's true or not, is not clear. another possible goal would be simply to occupy israeli forces

in the north to prevent them from joining the any operation in gaza. so we're really watching and waiting right now as both sides struggle with an operation that could lead to a second front something which has been incredibly deadly and incredibly destructive in the past the last time hezbollah and israel fought was back in 2006 that was a 34-day war and it really left the country of lebanon reeling. billions of dollars in damage major portions of southern lebanon, simply rubbled by israeli air power. so there's a risk for israel. if hezbollah enters it is a powerful force, it's backed by iran. they have tens of thousands of rockets. they have fighters who have on the ground experience in syria. but it is also a risk for hezbollah. israel could potentially destroy the nation of lebanon by counterattacking any hezbollah strikes in israel.

back to you julie. >> how much do you believe hezbollah's involvement in this and striking and -- firing missiles to the northern section of israel can have on the ground invasion because there was word of a ground invasion beginning over a week ago and now here we are with israel now striking from two different points in the state, it is very tricky now and they could be run very thin. if they have fight both these wars at the same time. >> you're right to say how tricky it is and it is an unusual balance when you see two sides firing rockets at each other and to say well it is contained well they're not really at war. and it could get much more complicated as the war increases and ramps up. if israel does launch a ground operation into gaza the pressure on hezbollah to join and take action will increase dramatically. so what we're seeing today could be very different from we're seeing few days from now julie.

>> all right. >> steve, we look at lebanon and what hezbollah offers as a threat and we go back to the 80s, hezbollah has been around since early 80s and -- as we look at at the threat that hezbollah poses, do we find ourself in a place to where -- they may be the greater threats to american forces this is something that, i mean, remember the beirut bombings in 1983, and they say they're a heavier force well armed is this perhaps the part of a war here that gets america even more engaged or -- has a bigger threat to america? >> it certainly is a scary thought you're right to point out those bombings. the anniversary of which is coming up this monday. really the start of what many people think were global terrorists mass attacks that bombing here in lebanon. and you're right also to point out hezbollah increased strength. even on valli official pointed

out that hezbollah has opponent as a foe is more than ten times greater than hamas so two very different things. this is an operation with battle hardened fighters this is an operation funded, supported trained by iran and this is an operation really with more than 150,000 missiles. these are long range missiles, these are long rage rockets, they're really can reach anywhere in to israel so et threat for them as a military force is a serious one. 34-day war back in 2006, it is hard to see an offramp at this point. how they can avoid joining the fight. >> hey steve it is griff quick question here about the threat to american citizens in lebanon do we know how many are there and has the emcee staff evacuated you're there, obviously, but presumably there are others there. >> yeah we've seen warnings from the u.s. and from multiple countries basically saying to leave now.

and also concerns about the airport a lot of major international carriers have already shut down flights it is hard to get insurance for flights. so the only way out if you're a westerner really and get on a boat now is to fly out of this airport because of where you are geographically. you know, you can't go through syria and cross border through israel so you could really get stuck here and keep in mind that anti-american sentiments we saw real attacks on the u.s. embassy which was rocked it was molotov cocktails they set a building next to u.s. embassy so certainly an anti-american sentiments could ratchet it up you have to remember where you are, who is running this country, and who you are, the danger level is -- you don't feel it right now but that could certainly change. >> steve you mentioned who was running the country of lebanon and technically there is a government that is separate from hezbollah and the united states has spent billions of dollars over the decades trying to prop

up that government to be a blunt towards hezbollah. are you hearing negative from the local government about their efforts to tamp down what is simmering now and preventing from becoming a widespread problem especially given that you mention israel has the ability to completely destroy the country? >> i think there's a real hesitation from both sides not only from the government which is weak right now this was a place where the currency is pretty much in free fall where 80% of the people are living below poverty line. but also from hezbollah as well. they have gained considerably in power in stature and in strength. since that war in 2006, a massive counterattack by israel would crush everything they've built here since then. so their risk really both for the civilians and for hezbollah in answering a possible major war with israel. s >> all right steve harrigan gt job thank you so much for

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♪ ♪ back now with a fox news alert president biden speaking with two american hostages released by hamas. >> hey judith. >> hello president -- >> i'm so glad you're home. not home but glad you're out. >> alexandria huff where the president in delaware alexandria. >> the president told the mother and daughter there that they have the full support of the u.s. government as they try to recover from the grueling experience they endured here's a bit more from that call. >> just to let it get you out we've been working on it a long time we're going to get them out god willing. >> i hope you're both -- not only feeling good but in good health as well. >> yes, sir. yes, we are thank you very much. blessing. >> so the promise to get the remaining ten americans inspected of being held hostage from hamas hasn't made what clear but things less clear when

the president responded to questions after the call. >> to america -- >> ground invasion -- >> so the president there saying yes to israel delaying a ground invasion in gaza well white house issued a correction saying president far away he department hear the full question and question sounded like would you like see more hostages released he wasn't commenting on anything else. well from here in the beach our producer sarah caught with the president and did ask him for direct comment on that. listen. >> are you encourage israelis to delay invasion? [inaudible conversations] israel -- >> so the president says he's talking to the israelis which he's been doing on a king the basis whether that includes delaying ground invasion into

gaza appears that is still up in the air at this point cayty. >> we hope they all get home as soon as possible. thank you. julie: griff this is the big question with a lot of discussion between the united states full government approach to get these folks back but there's this question too of delaying this operation to hold hamas accountable what they've done to americans and u.s. citizens. >> that is right and you're right there was a "new york times" deep dive today about the administration by the administration trying to slow walk israelis on the northern border with hezbollah and lebanon and now we hear from our own sarah our producers at the white house not getting clear answer comes on the heels of thursday night speech and the president was really talking about u.s. being the country of deterrence and in really tough talks saying that putin cannot win, hamas cannot win. and yet here he's not even being clear with us about whether or not he's delaying what israel ultimately is and must do. >> joey this is the question

about deterrence, right longer they've delayed going into israel the less deterred iran helicopters to be as they fire missiles and attack u.s. targets all over the middle east? >> when i was fighting war there was hypocrisy among politicians and i hated that but sitting here as talking head and both sides myself. i want the president sick singularly focused on getting home and if i'm being most octave american and asking to hold off because he believes negotiations they have will get their people home i understand that. >> i want to take a listen to another family that is hoping that their loved ones get home safely. >> they're the second alarm in tel-aviv -- and we will really fast, i told him please be safe. protect yourself, i don't know what's going on. but everything it felt like so,

you know -- >> everyone has been so supportive. the u.s. has been extremely supportive i couldn't even imagine -- >> yes. >> and i think honestly gives hope to us and the families of the other hostages as well that good things are going to happen in the near future. >> julie it's been a rough two weeks some hope is good -- julie: i can't imagine waiting to see what's going to happen. >> i want to make clear two american hostages freed that is an amazing story. but the story behind it is something to be very deeply questioned for authorities to be saying, you know that they were released because health was failing. let's be clear hamas doesn't have a humanitarian bone in their bodies, and they are selecting u.s. citizens not israeli there's a reason for that. there's a message that they are trying to show biden. i would like to see a stronger stance from the president on that rather than just declaring yes we freed two hostage there's more messaging behind this. >> well messaging may be that qatar negotiated it. and hamas is essentially we're

told their leaders are in qatar. qatar is having to play both sides of the ball and u.s. is one side of it. >> native ally 200 plus hostages including americans remain in custody. up next israel top brass ground invasion is em nepght so what would that look like? joey breaks down a scenario only former marine bomb tech would know straight ahead. when you're looking for answers, it's good to have help. because the right information, at the right time, may make all the

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we're back with a fox news alert tonight israeli military says they are now increasing their attacks on the gaza strip to prepare per the next stage of the war. joey and griff over at the touch screen to break down what ground assault us could look like guys show us what's going on. >> well let met set up map because joey is the war fighter that understands this and joey this graphic what does it tell us about the battle space that you can see in the gaza invasion? >> yeah. you know, obviously, griff you've been to if many and more

war zones than i have and a picture of a more live picture of gaza this is a concrete normandy. and the reason why it is one of these buildings left standing and even ones that aren't that's giving enemy the high grouped and home field advantage. israelis are almost have to come in on the ground if they came in through helicopters these are places they can shoot rockets take them out before they make it into the city. so if they come through the ground they do a deliberate it is a deliberate clear. it is going to be slow, moving methodical and by time they get to city block enemy had time to stage themselves in different buildings, points you see there or to booby trap a choke point if you take either road you have to go through this one point that's a choke point and id there and we'll move this and, obviously, we have tunnels lightly i don't know much and never fought a war with them and that would have a chance to have them. this is a real picture of gaza i want to try to use this griff as

well as you can. and so -- it take any direction because i don't know which direction israeli forces may cofreedom but let's say they come in through the road here. all right you see they're passing down for the enemy. this would be what you call a choke point roads comes to a city square, block you know if they're coming down the road entire time it takes them to sweep slow it may take half a day to come down the reed an it might be an id you have to check it out and load up into place and the enemy no matter has a chance to stage create ied. everything, every single city block everywhere there's a road that -- that intersects that's a choke point that's a place where the enemy can predict you'll be and lay rouble in buildings you take out some targets. but now there's camouflage to put things on the ground to put directional charges in a wall that will blow at face level towards you as you walk past it. this is a hornets nest. >> it is similar to fallujah that you saw in 2016 went in with colonel north with the iraq

central forces and if you have let's say the iraqi forces here, we actually witnessed the isis guys using drones to guide in vehicle born ied's on targets and that at that point idf forces that's where technology could be stuck and sitting ducks. i want to make one more point if we go to weapons you know this better than anybody joey talk to me about that. >> explosive or bomb tech on air, and i can tell you the ordinance identification here says a lot what about they're capable of and you see fired a single heat round heights and antitank they can penetrate armor. these are land means take land mines mostly made in italy little holes where fusing goes around and you can put them ready to go, and you're here and you're looking at well there's markers here there's some colors that say the country they come from some are from so talking

about ordinances from all over the world and different conflict designed to penetrate armor take people, vehicles out most of this can be implemented by single person or a couple of people. you don't need a big rocket launcher or piece of artillery to do it. this type of ordinance is for a ground fight. this is ground to ground ordinance for the most part. but it can take out a lot of people in a hurry if they do the deliberate clear of pictures of their troop carriers -- one of these could attack out that troop carrier. >> bottom line there's no short order of these. there are a lot you talk about the ground let's go to the u.s. deterrence and that is, the u.s. gerald ford military guys i know call this the uss bad ass most elite war fighting carrier in to man it ises $13 billion warship newest it has 5,000 soldiers up to 90 aircraft if sailors excuse

me. it's about e 00 feet long 255 feet high but it is carrier strike group that comes with it that make it is ouch is a strong deterrence should we see syria, should we see iran, or another actor get involved. tiewk me about that the deterrence that the u.s. has sent. >> what this becomes is this becomes -- pin point after artillery it bea base for an air base. it becomes all types of guns, all types of guns so you can do indirect fire and direct fear from the ships you can launch peel from the ships and most importantly you can launch our sphis kaitded aircraft from the ships to go into places like say southern lebanon take out most of hezbollah if that becomes problem. other thing that's going to join destroyer group or two destroyer groups i believe and i don't have this intelligence fully vetted. but from what i understand -- we have the 26th coming from the sea through the canal here let me grab yep. through the canal they're going to come in and join and once the

26mu gets there and once you have heavy artillery in an air base combined with a couple of thousand marines that are trained for crisis response and surgical maneuver what you then have -- is in this area here -- a military unit or con tin jengt more powerful than any group of military in the world. what they can do with that as far as their versatility and firepower, is huge what you don't have are ten or 20,000 troops to go in on the grouped what you have are teams of people that can do specific operations we don't know if then will draw into this and whether the president will pull trigger speaking if we should get the drawn into this. katy we'll sending it back to you. >> yes so much for the detailed and looks like it is going to be real big challenge for the idf. next, details of an interrogation of a hamas terrorist, that you will only here about on fox news plus do

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>> we're back now with a fox news alert new details of a hamas captured after the october 7th terror tacks. trey yingst with the exclusive. >> israelis continue their air strikes all throughout gaza trying to hit different hamas positions toipght show you here as cameramen filming earlier israelis streaking ghast gaza right before our eyes. attack look. you can see israelis target along gaza strip this time hitting position just on the edge of the border.

hamas and islamic jihad continuing their rocket fire and mortar fire into southern israel and jets overhead we do expect them to continue targeting different areas of the strip. >> this comes as we do have some judgments for you fox news has exclusively obtained reviewed israel interrogation video and participanted in the massacre of so many innocent civilians i need to warn our viewers some of what i'm about to describe is extremely graphic but this fighter telling the interrogator talk about coordination and planning that went into the attack in southern israel he talks about using the app telegram to communicate in real time and send videos of the massacre to other hamas he beens in southern israel. and additionally he talks about how jeeps were used along with trucks to enter the southern

part of this country. we've seen pickup trucks that were left behind by these militants and they enter the communities just slaughtering people. i do want to talk, though, what about he explained to the interrogator regarding islam he acknowledges that islam you're not supposed to kill women, children and the elderly but hamas commanders ordered these individuals to do just that. telling people to step on the heads of israelis behead them and cut their feet these graphic descriptions of what the militants did just give you some idea of the plans and executions that took place in southern israel just two weeks ago. we did leave the some of the details from the interrogation video that we learned about what took place here. and what was done to people after they were killed, because they are simply too graphic to describe on tv. but it gives you an idea of why israel is stage here on border and preparing for a ground operation following that massacre of their people. >> hard to process and great

reporting by our colleague trey yingst, one of the questions about palestinians is if they support hamas western world may provide inside include squad member who is spew the palestinian message. >> how is it that we have a president -- who is talking about releasing hostages? who is talking about getting american citizens out of israel but could not get himself to say i want to save? and work to save -- the hundreds, thousands of americans is stuck in gaza. what is wrong with you? >> american people are not all -- in support of the genocide. we want -- like everyone else. not all of america is with the oval office right now or with what congress is doing. majority of them want a cease-fire.

>> still has not taken down that tweet where she blamed israel for bombing hospital in gaza and hospital proven came from palestinian side. katy what, have they lost moral clarity or this a siding with what appear to be hamas? >> people like rah talib now of course there are exceptions to that and the palestinians who speak out against hamas and people in charge do that at a great danger to themselves and they're oftentimes hunted down and they have to have security if they're in different countries. but this is why the two sides solution that has been proposed will not work. because you see this in the west bank you see this in gaza and jewish people over the world are being attacked and in their streets and therefore, it is clear this is where they stand. >> julie as a mother -- to hear accounts from trey and

horrors done to babies being burned. how could you possibly be a member of congress or any elected official in have any question in anyone's about mind as to where you believe that was okay or you would possibly see that that was some sort of form of resistance. >> who women have no business seshing our u.s. government and they should be ashamed they should be dethrowned with no place in washington, d.c. as far as our support of the war, it's not about taking sides. it's about -- wanting peace right? and if you look at what's happening they're calling genocide here. genocide was committed by hamas. it was the israelis who were mained tortured and murdered and kidnapped that caused this war. do they not forget that is the reason why we're in this war israeli troops did not invade gaza gaza invaded israel they brought this on themselves now they want to pretend hamas and palestinians in the gaza strip those same palestinians by the

way -- who rejoiced after 9/11 here on american soil and over in the middle east those are not -- supporters of hamas not to say every palestinian spnt but let's just be remind of what we're fighting here we're fighting terrorist not palestinians. and for them to drag america down this road, and try to gi this sort of twisted narrative is absolutely despicable. >> julie we're seeing these protest all across europe and here at home on college campuses. from the river to the sea and their -- you know, pro-palestinian protest in some of them appear to be siding with hamas. but there's one professor at university of california davis, jimma delaware christo basically calls for attacks on, quote, zionist journalist you see that one line there. they have we know their address is they have kids in school with an emoji of a knife and an ax and blood. now apparently the dean of uc

davis said there's no tolerance for it but we're looking into it. process how is this professor not out only the street right now in why isn't the fbi other at her house right now? questioning her -- >> she should be in jail she threatened lives of thousands millions of americans. people around the world. but, i mean, look no further than the other headlines we don't get the report on this week because of this war to know that our justice system sees things through a partisan lens right now. take that off the table, and just talk about the fact that -- tlaib omar these people that are in congress they should understand the benefits of the western world more than anyone in the world. they know what -- to some extent throughout their personal experience or family what -- oppression is. and they know what freedom is. that's what we have in this country. if they -- can't condemn hamas, i wonder if anyone in gaza wants to come dem hamas i think this is so

indoctrinated for israel to win this war it is going to take an occupation and a lot more than just killing today's hamas it is going to take making sure that tomorrow hamas doesn't just become reborn. in the most horrific attack on yewish people on the holocaust because they were jewish well said coming up next a fox news alert in israel as israel ready for a ground invasion nor suspected terrorists coming across our southern border we have the breaking details, next.

>> we're back tonight with a fox news alert gearings up for a ground offensive into gaza more suspected terrorists are making it across the southern border september alone 18 people on the if terror watch list arrested. that he closes out for the fiscal years at a new record of 169 arrests this year. this as the u.s. navy intercepts missiles from yemen and pentagon says potentially headed for israel. david spunt is live at the pentagon with the latest on the u.s. presence overseas. david. >> good evening a group of naval vessels moving closer to israel should the posture chaining and should there be any conflicts with lebanese and houthi malitia

using air surface miss little since the hospital strike u.s. intel services have been coming through video audio and other sources that defense department says the rocket originated with palestinian forces. officials here at the pongt gone also following two rockets that were fired at u.s. and other coalition forces in iraq one hit an empty storage facility other intercepted in baghdad and the good news there no casualties guys, it comes after three separate drone attacks in syria and iraq two drones targeted in syria, u.s. coalition forces destroyed one of those drones while other resulted in minor injuries to u.s. forces. assault air base in western iraq, u.s. forces shot two drones destroying one damaging the second resulting in minor injuries to coalition forces. one american contractor unfortunately died of a cardiac

episode seeking shelter from attacks important to point out u.s. still has 2500 troops in iraq about 900 in syria reminding us all u.s. is active in those regions, though, focus is on israel and gaza pentagon is viewing what happened in iraq and syria as separate event what we're seeing between israel and hamas and israel and gaza but pentagon ready to attack a different posture should things change on the air or ground. >> thank you very much. >> all right still ahead anti-israeli rallies erupting nationwide as mainstream media finally covers up their testifies of hamas atrocities. that's next. this she■s a hero moment. even today, only a quarter of stem graduates are women. they'd go, oh, you don't look like an engineer. there is this preconception. some things are for boys. but diversity drives innovation. my goal is to really flip the script.

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we are back to the fox news alert of prominent synagogue president found dead outside her home today she was stabbed multiple times and according to police there is no apparent motive for her murder yet. no word if that is tied to the anti-semite sediment sweeping across the country like this watch in washington d.c. demanded a cease-fire and in brooklyn, new york thousands rallying chanting free palestine. >> free free palestine. allowed to live.

made all the port washington post caught major heat after o doing a joint editing a photo caption israeli children as "detained by hamas the newspaper quietly change the caption to correctly say taken hostage got 30 seconds here around 10 seconds that's unbelievable picnics the media is always horrible when it comes to israeli war coverage. i said but will get worse we will telefax year progress immediate needs to be more responsible this is a war propaganda. certainly we do not need u.s. media feeding in. >> we've covered a lot of ground tonight from weapons to capabilities two units per the question is, is the use already at work when i sing out loud? alright, that does of our socie you back here tomorrow 7:00 p.m. we for the big weekend show. life liberty and levin starts right now. thank you for watching. ♪ ♪