oil and they have two objectives to achieve that aspirational goal. 1 is to drive the united states military out of the middle east and that is why they've been pounding us for years. two, destroy the state of israel. >> martha: fox team coverage. jacque heinrich at the white house and michael all en with us on the growing risks of a regional conflict. first to trey yengst reporting live in southern israel today. hi, trey. >> good morning. i want to start with breaking news. fox news has learned that a high-level israeli official -- you can hear some of that outgoing artillery now, in coordination with the united states visited doha on saturday for talks with qatary negotiators about the release of hostages being held inside gaza. we learned about this meeting from a source earlier today saying that talks had stalled on

friday. they resumed on saturday and they've been described to fox as productive. these conversations come as the israelis say 239 people are being held inside gaza. we do know following the operation launched on friday night israeli forces are currently operating inside the gaza strip. i want to show you what it was like just a few hours ago. you can see the israelis marking targets on the northeastern side of the gaza strip. in the distance you can hear the thud of artillery. a very active front. as the israelis push deeper into gaza, they anticipate there will be more resistance as part of the reason they continue strikes against different positions. those israeli forces operating on the eastern and western side of gaza pushing deeper into the strip. today the spokesman for the israeli military discussed the situation saying this.

>> over the past day we have expanded ground activities with additional forces entering the gaza strip including infantry and engineering and artillery dozens of terrorists were eliminated last night who barricaded themselves in building and attempted to attack the forces moving in their direction. i want to explain and provide an example. we're conducting expanded ground operations in the gaza strip. >> there is extensive damage to the entire gaza strip as humanitarian disasters is quickly developing for the 2 million civilians that live there. new video shows palestinians raiding a u.n. warehouse in gaza trying to get any food and supplies they could get their hands on. we know 24 aid trucks did pass through egypt's crossing yesterday delivered to the palestinian red crescent. we are learning today from a source inside gaza who tells fox news the israelis tar jevityed the two main roads between the

north and south of gaza making it impossible for any aid to get to the northern part of the strip. martha. >> martha: does it appear based on what you are reporting they are trying to encircle gaza city? >> it seems that is the plan for the israelis. they have been putting new pressure on the groups inside gaza, hamas and islamic jihad from the ground, artillery units and the sea with naval shelling. as the infantry troops push forward that critical piece of information that they have bombed the two main roads dividing the north and the south of gaza is significant to look at. an indication they don't want any hamas reinforcements to travel on those roads and engage the israelis in gaza city. >> martha: thank you very much. trey yengst reporting. >> dana: saudi arabia's defense minister will be at the pentagon to discuss the war with defense secretary lloyd austin following an expected visit to the white house today.

this is significant. jacque heinrich is live at the white house with more on this. >> good morning. preface all of this with the fact that several days ago saudi arabia intercepted a missile that was headed for israel sent by houthis in yemen, the first known military intervention by saudi arabia on israel's behalf. more broadly, though, the kingdom has been vocally opposing israel's ground invasion in gaza and calling on the international community pressuring the u.s. to tell israel basically to dial it back. the foreign ministry said in a statement the kingdom of saudi arabia condemns and denounces any ground operations carried out by israel that would threaten the life of civilians and result in inhumane dangers. the kingdom warns of the danger continuing to carry oust the unjustified violations contrary to international law. the biden administration thinks

iran saw the budding relationship between saudi arabia and israel as a threat and iran was happy to see hamas attack israel. a piece of the negotiations ongoing was a two-state solution for palestine. officials are making clear president biden wants to see that happen even as the u.s. backs up israel. >> still believes in a two-state solution and working with partners throughout the region. arab partners, palestinian authorities and we are working to find a way to get to a two-state solution to the palestinians people can live in peace and security. >> the u.s. is concerned about the war widening. iran is threatening israel and the u.s. for backing up israel. he said zionist regime have forced red lines that may force everyone to take action. the white house pushed israel to restore communications in gaza.

the restoration was critical. they need to be able to communicate with each other and the rest of the world. our administration cared about this, worked on it and are glad to see it restored. so that's just continuation of the public support we're seeing from the biden administration for israel. also urging restraint and some thought as they pursue this operation behind closed doors, dana. >> dana: i'm sure the israelis are wondering if they need those reminders. >> martha: israeli ground forces push deeper into gaza as we saw. the white house warns there is a real risk this war could escalate into a larger regional conflict. michael allen is with us. in terms of this effort to prevent a wider war, it does

seem as jacque is reporting somewhat encouraging that saudi representatives are coming to the white house. we saw them intercept a missile last week. how big a role will the saudis play in what's next? >> they will play a very large role and significant meeting. i think what the saudis and even the united states are worried about is an axis from resistance springing from iran. hamas, hezbollah out of lebanon to israel's north and now the houthi that we hear so much about coming from yemen. so i think this is an effort to get us on the same page, to figure out how we might be able to go back at iran and otherwise also all the while make sure that we don't escalate this into some sort of regional conflict. that's not good for the united states as worried as we are about iran. >> dana: jake sullivan said this yesterday on face the nation. >> we said if our troops were

attacked we would respond. we responded. if they are attacked again we'll respond again. we're vigilant because we are seeing elevated risk against the force and spreading to other parts of the region. we're doing everything in our power to deter and prevent that. >> dana: at the same time the turkish president said this. lindsey graham seated seems that turkey is setting itself up to be the squad of nato. they are a nato ally. how does the white house keep all of this contained if you have a situation like that? great the saudis coming here but you have turkey saying things like this. >> turkey has got to be our most high maintenance ally in the world. constantly unpredict bel especially under president erdogan. they caused us trouble in nato.

all hands on deck to try and manage erdogan, who is, of course, appealing to his own arab street. demagoging these particular issues. saw the footage yesterday and it gets scary how many hundreds of thousands of people are demonstrating against israel. >> martha: it sure does. jordan an interesting country to watch. 30 years ago there was a historic peace agreement between jordan and israel. we heard the queen speak out forcefully about what is happening to palestinians civilians and requesting patriot missiles on their borders. where will they come down? >> the king of jordan is a terrific ally of the united states. he doesn't have the security, say, that the monarchy does in saudi arabia. he is relatively insecure. he doesn't have natural resources like gasoline and so he is trying to rely upon his own friendships around the

region and especially with the united states to stay in power. he has to watch his people. he has to try and appeal to them to keep them on his side. we don't need another major activity happening there. >> dana: one last question for you. trey yengst had breaking news saying there was an israeli and american official in qatar over the weekend to talk about hostages, which we know there are at least 10 or 12, depending on the number you get. american hostages still being held. >> we have all so much about qatar. our channel to a lot of the rogue states around the world, including, of course, hamas and even the taliban. i think we've tried to give them some leeway to try to get some people free. israel, i think, has to leave no stone unturned and try every avenue. that's probably why they were there to see if any hostages could be released. but i think israel's red line is a smart one, which is we aren't

going to be deterred by this. we will continue to go forward with our ground operation in gaza even as you try and work towards a hostage release. >> dana: you would think they would be able to appeal to qatar to press hamas when there are babies being held. >> absolutely. very hard. >> dana: great to have you. thank you for being here. there was also this, martha, that i just want to give people a chance to hear from you. you had a tweet after you went to a screening event. we can put up the tweet. let martha explain what you saw when you went to the consulate last week. >> martha: friday a number of reporters were invited to the israeli consulate to view the video of the hamas attack on october 7th. everyone has seen some of these images online. but the unfiltered video is absolutely -- it's so horrific. it is hard to put into words. we have had our reporters trey

yengst and mike tobin have also watched it and had a similar feeling. but there is obviously so much blood, so many charred bodies, it is very difficult obviously to watch this. but the two things that stuck with me, dana, more than anything is a moment when two young boys, probably 8 and 10, grenade is thrown into the room where they are with their father and their father is killed and then the terrorists, hamas terrorists pull the boys out and basically pushes them into their kitchen and they are trying. one of them can't see from the grenade and the terrorist starts drinking water or milk or juice out of their refrigerator standing in their kitchen. these boys are screaming and they -- one of them says i want my mother.

and then he says why am i alive? it is a very -- i will never forget these two boys. i just can't imagine. so beyond the blood and the horror is the emotion of i don't know if they survived. but of the survivors, and the other thing that haunts -- will haunt anyone who hears or sees it are the phone calls. hamas terrorist calls his parents and they have a recording of it. it was on a phone that i think was left there or belonged to one of the victims, and he says mom and dad, you will be so proud of me. i am a hero. i killed ten jews with my own hands. and his parents are cheering. and saying that they wish they were with him. it is horrifying and i think that the reason that they are showing it to people. they don't want this part of the

story to be forgotten and important to remember what the spark was. these people in the palestinian territory would not be under attack right now. it's horrific what is happening to their families as well. but this attack would not be happening if not for what happened on october 7th. >> dana: it is critical as reporters to be the eyes and ears for others and you went through a traumatic thing to see it. thankfully you were the witness and can share it with all of us and thank you for that. other news we're following. a weekend of violence across america. multiple shootings leaving several dead and many more wounded during halloween celebrations. >> martha: a new republican poll in iowa that came out this morning giving a big boost to the frontrunner and a shake-up in the battle for second place. >> dana: a look at all the mass protests against israel and the left wing dark money networks that spend millions to fund them. [shouting]

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>> dana: anti-terror israel spreading. we're chasing the money and tracking the groups behind it. madison allworth is on brooklyn bridge. what have you learned about how they get money to do this? >> learning a lot about the organizations that fund the protests. the most recent one being just this past weekend. the brooklyn bridge was closed down by thousands of protestors and seeing it for quite some time. we're learning is where the money is coming from. a large portion of it being funded by left wing powerhouses. according to the "new york post" george soros open society

foundation has bank rolled more than 15 million for groups behind the protest. it shows one of the largest left wing money networks arabella advisors have funneled more than $10 million to anti-israeli causes since 2018. that is something that they have disputed. in a comment to fox news they share saying in part grants provided by arabella's nonprofit clients to the reference organizations were used for projects and purposes that have nothing to do with the israeli/palestinian conflict. claims otherwise are as false as they are reprehensible. we condemn terrorism and violence against civilians including terrorist attacks by hamas on october 7th. we reached out to all organizations. we start to hear from some of those organizations including ones that actually changed who they are providing funding to. i want to bring you this here. we heard from the new venture fund president.

he told fox business that they are not only condemning the attacks but changing who gets their money saying quote, we condemn terrorism and support -- and violence against civilians in all forms. and do not support any projects or provide any grants to organizations that fund terrorism. new venture fund is discontinuing grants to any projects host evidence by alliance for global justice. now the protests on saturday that happened on the brooklyn bridge organizers there were calling for the u.s. to stop aid to israel. coming at the same time that we're now calling into question where those groups get their funds. dana. >> dana: madison allworth, thank you. >> martha: the f.b.i. is investigating anti-semitic threats against jewish students in this country posted on a messaging board at cornell university. some of the comments threatened violence in graphic and horrific terms. jerad kushner putting the danger

in stark terms that are rarely heard. watch this. >> one of the ironies is that as an american jew, you are safer in saudi arabia right now than you are in a college campus. they allow me to speak freely. what i sensed there is a very big disgust at what happened with this tremendous terrorist attack by hamas. >> martha: threats are violence are intolerable. we want to make sure the people who posted them are punished to the fullests tent of the law. >> dana: right now republican presidential hopeful nikki haley is in south carolina in her hometown and making the candidacy official and filing for the republican presidential primary in her own state. she was governor of the state from 2011 to 2017 and had a good poll number in iowa. former vice president mike pence

dropped out of the race. he ended the campaign after struggling to raise money and gain traction in the polls. departure leaves eight candidates vying for the republican nomination. he did it as a surprise at the republic jewish community gathering in las vegas over the weekend and was given a nice editorial by the "wall street journal" and his fellow candidates said he was a gracious man and appreciated his candidacy. >> martha: makes you wonder who might be next. on a lot of people's minds. one of the decision making factors in all of this is the donors who decide who is still viable and who has the ability to go forward. i think we'll see some further shake-up. >> dana: i mentioned that iowa poll. check this out. >> what's happening in israel is a clear-cut case of good and evil. it doesn't get more clear than freedom-loving people defending

themselves against enter>> bret: i can terrorists. >> we'll terminate the vis yeahs of all hamas sympathizers and get them out of college campuses and out of our cities and get them the hell out of our country if that's okay with you. >> dana: former president trump and nikki haley showing their support for israel as the war there continues against hamas. this comes after new polls out of iowa shows haley gaining ground on trump a little bit. a few months away from the state's critical caucuses. let's bring former white house speech writer marc thiessen and former clinton pollster and advisor mark penn. i noted this over the weekend. let me bring this to you first of all. the axios behind the curtain biden's horror show. the headline. you look at this and the gallup poll showing approval in october was 37%. that's down from just september. then you have james carville,

the iconic democratic leader in the democratic party who told the atlantic magazine that basically he said nobody is saying james, you are wrong. they are saying james, you can't say that. what that means is they are saying you can't say biden's prospects for re-election have grown bleak. mark penn. that's what the numbers show? what is happening? >> i went and looked at a number of the polls. as these early october polls were done and even mid october, immigration actually had peaked up as an issue. inflation continues to score. israel is not one of the top issues with the public at that point. he was 37% in april. he hit this again. the interesting thing is that he in my poll the harris poll he got a 58% approval for his israel stance. it is the only thing that president biden has had a

majority approval in a very long time. so i think you will see his ratings, if he continues to perform well in this conflict, actually go up and get rid of some of this he is too old, can't run, and all of that stuff plaguing him the last few months. >> dana: what about james carville saying fellow democrats are telling him you aren't allowed to say that biden's candidacy might be in trouble? >> i think it's probably accurate. look -- >> dana: i should have said -- >> telling james carville to shut up wept change the reality. don't call the fire department and your house won't burn down. the problem is your house is on fire. james carville is pointing out the obvious. i would disagree with mark in terms of the effect of israel on

this. i'm sure the people who approve of him are not necessarily on israel and people who will vote for him. there is a gallup poll that came out that shows biden since the war in israel start evidence biden's support among democrats plummeted 11 points and tracks with the fact that support for israel in the democratic party is at an all-time low. a gallup poll earlier this year that shows 49% of democrats support palestinians over israel. and mark's own poll that came out recently showed 46% of democrats draw moral equivalents between hamas and israel. the terrorists and israel. the democratic party has a big problem. there is -- they tolerated the rise of anti-semitism in their ranks and right now republicans don't think biden is doing enough. democrats think he is doing too much to support israel and it will hurt him with arab american

voters. >> dana: last word here about one of the squad members warned the biden white house if he continues to show such support for israel that muslim-americans will turn away and not vote for him next fall. >> well, look, i think this thing will have to play out more. you can't really judge what is happening in a conflict in the middle or even the beginning of the conflict. i think democratic voters at the end of the day are not going to vote for trump over joe biden. i think if he does well here, though, and he has been a strong supporters of israel, he will pick up independent voters. have access to the real voters that remember right now in most of these horse races trump is beating him in my poll by 4 or 5 points. he has to make up among independent voters and prove he can be a wartime president. he is doing a pretty good job so far. >> dana: mark penn and marc thin

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>> martha: idf vowing to destroy hamas tunnel system. video re veils a 300 miles of passages to transport weapons and leaders through gaza. a former member of the idf counter terrorism unit joins me now. aaron, thank you very much. good to have you with us today. i think we have a video that can show folks at home a little bit of the idf's understanding of the hospital and hamas headquarters and areas that exist right underneath it. so give us a sense of what you

know about this particular location. >> this is one of many locations, martha, that hamas, the terror organization uses to staff its command and control headquarters. a bulk of the terrorist operations over the last 20 years, all of those operations for these types of terror attacks stem from there. it is a very significant peels of this puzzle. the difference between the way the israel defense force operates and hamas operates. they will dig in and hunker down and lay out thousands of tunnels, over 1,000 tunnels. but that's the epicenter of the hospital. that's the mo of hamas, they know that israel is very selective when it comes to preserving human life. not just the hostages taken into the tunnels but the palestinians matter to israel also. so a lot of intelligence being

gathered right now. israel has a lot of information on the tunnels and working very quickly right now to obliterate the entire tunnel system but they'll use selectively for the hostages and use advanced technology and very elite explosive ordnance disposal unit, a ton of experience in the tunnels. right now israel is taking its time in order to collect information or intelligence and also playing a bit of where is waldo now with hamas and this is counter terrorism. special operations focused, martha. we don't need to put 300,000 troops in gaza. we can take our time and pressure cooker. gaza surrounded right now. u.s. ships off the coast. making sure that no terrorist supplies from any country get into gaza. israel taking its time right now and what they are doing now is

going very carefully. they have this entire situation very closely contained. >> martha: i want to ask you about something you touched on. you talk about a hospital in gaza and you also are talking about 220 plus hostages, 10 to 12 americans. people from 35 different countries. we see hundreds of targets are being hit every day over the last several days. i know in israel, some of the families of the hostages are very upset and nervous about these hits because they are worried about their loved ones underground. what do you say to them? >> well, what i will say to them is that israel has probably the most experience in the world when it comes to hostage rescue. while israel didn't invent it we would love a solution and release of hostages and love negotiations to carry out. the fact is based on what we've seen with the hostages and based on what we just found out about

the german/israeli national. the girl at that desert party, we understood she is now beheaded. the president of israel put that out. we are dealing with savages. >> martha: who are you talking about? >> talking about the israeli german girl at the party in the desert. the israeli president from what i understand has just released information that she has been beheaded. the woman in the pickup truck with the broken leg from what i understand has been confirmed dead. what that means is that israel has to go back into counter terrorism mode. this is a counter terrorism focused operation, special operations mainly for counter terrorism, small units. israel has a ton of them. they lean on their special operations units because they work more surgically. regarding the hostages and people wore eft about them i want to say to them its rail did not invent hostage rescue israel perfected the playbook.

the take down in 72. the mother bus takedown in 1998. the general staff reconnaissance unit. another tier one asset are working in conjunction with u.s. assets and partners from seal team six, delta force and arguing to come up with the best plan in the world right now to be able to extract those hostages. they are more important to israel than destroying hamas. the reason why? we are in the business of preserving life so i say to them let israel do what it does best. they are masters at this craft. >> martha: thank you very much. the reports i'm seeing now the 23-year-old kidnapped from the music festival. a lot of people have seen the images of this beautiful young woman. according to what you just said and other reports that she was found dead, a tragic outcome for

this 23-year-old who was at the music festival. we'll speak with you soon. send our prayers to her family, absolutely. aaron cohen, thank you very much. >> dana: right now our u.s. ambassador to the u.n. linda thomas-greenfield is speaking to the security council. an emergency meeting called. the u.n. did not cover itself in glory as a body last week. the united states holding firm and we'll keep you updated on this as it develops today. >> martha: matthew perry's cause of death is under investigation. l.a. coroner's office waiting for toxicology reports to see if there were any foreign substance episcopal that could have contributed to the star's death. william la jeunesse covering this for us today. >> matthew perry appeared to have it all, right? money, fame, looks, sense of

humeor and enormous talent. he led a tortured life. insecure, conflicted, lonely with a struggle with drugs and alcohol beginning at age 16. he was found dead saturday afternoon in the hot tub. no sign of foul play or illegal drugs. >> the best thing about me, bar none, if somebody comes up to me and says i can't stop drinking, can you help me? i can say yes and follow up and do it. >> in hollywood perry's break came at age 24 as chandler binge in the sitcom "friends." ten seasons eventually earning a million dollars per show. he dated stars like julia roberts, briefly engaged but never married. >> it's getting really late and i should just -- >> i scared you.

i said too much. i'm hopeless and desperate for love. >> that actress said on instagram, what a loss. the world will miss you, matthew perry. the joy you brought to so many in your too short lifetime will live on. i feel so blessed by every creative moment we shared. private life perry had been into spending $9 million to get clean. briefly getting sober in 2001. the year nominated for an emmy. he says he relapseed 60 to 70 times with an addiction to vodka and painkillers saying he took 55 vicodin pills a day at one time. a struggle he later helped others overcoming. autopsy is incomplete. medical examiner waiting for a toxicology report before determining cause of death. >> martha: he was tortured by addiction like so many people. in his case he brought so much

joy to so many people and he leaves a legacy of work behind in all of those episodes and ten years of his work that people can continue to look back on and enjoy. william, thank you very much. >> dana: a member of the squad with a warning for president biden. why she is saying his support for israel could cost him dearly in the election next november. >> i think the president needs to be just as courageous on this issue so that we keep the unity within our country for the support of the incredible things he has done. so many hotels... [yells] [yells] [yells] trouble booking the family vacay? come on. comfort has free hot breakfast for the whole fam! they have waffles!

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>> dana: anti israel protests like this in russia spreading around the world even in the united states. fox news contributor, great to have you here. we basically have this from a reporter, this is from karine jean-pierre asked about anti-semitism. want to get your take. listen to her. >> what is his level of concern right now about the potential rise of anti-semitism in light of everything that's going on in israel. >> those perceived to be muslim have endured a number of hate fueled attacks. no place for anti-semitism. full stop, period. >> dana: the white house is putting out a statement saying the biden administration is taking multiple actions to address including calls with local law enforcement and campus law enforcement. it feels like they are up against a huge wave that they did not anticipate. >> their own supporters. let's be clear. left wing people.

remember when joe biden ran for president made a big thing about charlottesville. where he said there were nazis, anti-semitic chants on the streets and ran for president because he had to stop this. falsely accused donald trump saying there were good people on both sides. he never said that. i saw what happened in nazi germany. we know what happened in nazi germany in the 1930s. we won't let that on our streets here. he now has. we have seen the manifestations of anti-semitism last week to cornell and across the country. demonstrations not just 18 and 19-year-old kids but teachers, professors, administrators this outpouring of anti-semitism. the best the white house could do when first asked about it talked about anti-semitism but a lot about islamaphobia.

she said she misheard the question the next day but we have a real problem in the country. i don't think most people would ever have thought we would see on the streets of america and student unions and college dorms these extraordinary -- jews are being told to stay home. don't go out on the streets. don't wear any insignia of your faith or -- it's an extraordinary thing. i'm sorry to say look, these -- this is the left, this is not the ridiculous tiki torch bearing neo-nazi proud boy idiots. this is large numbers of people on the left and subscribing to critical race theory. de dec decolonization of israel and hatred of jews is being propagated and tolerated on university campuses and across the country.

>> martha: i blame lack of education for a lot of this, jerry, it is shocking to me how easy it was to scratch this to the surface. you have this horrific attack on october 7th and suddenly you have thousands of people flooding streets with anti-semitic chants? i wonder how much they understand about both sides. do they understand world war ii and the creation of israel? >> probably the result of not being taught these things. not being taught anything about the middle east. one of the -- they don't really know anything about hamas. they refuse to acknowledge they are a terrorist organization. one of the weirdest, funny in a macabre way is seeing the lgbtqi plus protesting on behalf of hamas. hamas runs gaza is a place where they kill homosexuals and kill

people who don't subscribe to every tenet of the extremist islamic faith. it is an ignorance leading to this. ignorance is very ugly and fed by extremism. one of the things i agree with you what we saw on october 7th was so horrific and martha i think you were one of those who saw more of the details that many people have not seen. what we saw october 7th was so horrific that i think most people would have thought we know now if you didn't know before, you know what hamas is about and what these people are trying to do. you might have had some romantic idea they were freedom fighters, no, they are sadistic, absolutely horrific criminal murderous terrorists. we've seen what they've done. you would have thought that would make some of these people see maybe i understand these people. incredibly we've seen the people coming out more supportive of them. we have to really address this problem.

it starts with the president. it starts with the white house. they have to do more to get rid of this evil. >> dana: we're waiting for your column tomorrow in the "wall street journal." >> martha: always good to see you. breaking news in negotiations for hostages held in gaza and the possible role of qatar as we expect to hear from representatives of the families of the hostages who appeared in terrifying hamas videos. we'll hear from them later today. today. (guitar music) i've struggled with weight my whole life. i'm sure you're like me and you've tried diet after diet. if you want to stop the insanity, try golo.

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>> harris: u.s. military bases under attack in the middle east again and again. when will president biden hit back hard. the anti-jewish protesting growing around our nation beyond our imagination on elite u.s. college campuses. what are they teaching these people for all that tuition money? hamas terrorists want to kill

all jews, christians and soft arabs. what is israel's endgame? "the faulkner focus" top of the hour. >> dana: israeli prime minister netanyahu reacting after hamas released a hostage video. 239 people, ten americans and babies still missing in gaza believed to be held by hamas. gillian turner is live at the state department with more. >> the state department is only confirming as of now that negotiations for the release of american hostages is ongoing. their words. they aren't confirming reporting widespread now that u.s. officials were in doha over the weekend to negotiate through qatar with hamas to get the americans out. there is still hope even though the ground war underway that they can free more americans and reunite them with their families. take a listen. >> we have a limited amount of information to work with right now because we aren't on the ground.

this is an israeli defense force operation. we're doing the best we can to try to ascertain as much information as we can about all the hostages. certainly the americans that are being held hostage as well. we want to get them home to their families. >> biden administration is prepared to support a humanitarian pause in fighting to free these hostages. the announcement came over the weekend after voting against a cease-fire at the u.n. last week. president biden's ambassador says the u.s. is keeping the pressure on hamas and not giving up hope the hostages can be freed even if there is a prolonged ground war. >> there is no serious willingness on the other side to release hostages. so this is unfortunately and tragically theoretical. >> republicans over on the hill are insisting more hostages are to come. hamas will keep at it and keep trying to take more americans captive if israel does not definitively win the war on the

ground. listen. >> they have to win this and they have to destroy hamas. if not we'll see this again in the future. the only road to lasting peace is with the destruction and elimination of hamas. >> secretary of state blinken will testify on capitol hill and asked about this and meet with leadership from saudi arabia in town on wednesday. >> dana: gillian turner, thank you. you are seeing about these families, almost a month. >> martha: they don't want to be forgotten. they're watching the war and the tunnels underneath and where these people are. keep them in your prayers. see you on the "the story." >> dana: your show is must-see tv. "the faulkner focus" is up next. here is harris. >> harris: israel defense forces are on the ground in phase two of the war against