a person who does not blame hamas for that? >> honestly, i wish i could. israel has become this enemy -- unfortunate, and especially on college campuses on apps, younger people have been brainwashed and become activists and when data is clear and videos are literally posted everywhere for people tow see and people are not waking up, we know we have a serious problem on our hands. >> ainsley: thank you. a jewish model, i can understand why, and you are smart, thank you for coming on. >> ainsley: thank you. third hour of "fox and friends" starts now. >> brian: we begin with fox news alert.

>> steve: israel continuing to target hamas hot spots, striking 11,000 terror hubs since the war started. 11,000. ground fighting is coming with a heavy toll. >> lawrence: within last 30 minutes idf announced 11 soldiers were killed in northern gaza bringing israeli soldier death toll to 13. >> ainsley: trey yingst is live in southern israel with the latest. we've gone to you every morning, this is day 26. >> trey: hi, guys, good morning. day 26 of the conflict between israel and hamas. you hear fighter jets overhead, you are watching airstrikes against the strip. new information, yesterday amid a chaotic day for the military, i met with gallant, the defense minister in tel aviv to discuss the situation. he gave a small group of journalists new information about the october 7 massacre and

how this war began. he says the defense establishment set up a special operation room to identify all of the hamas militants and all of the palestinians that participated in the massacre. they are using this operation room to hunt down each and every one of them and kill anyone involved in the slaughter of these innocent people in southern israel. he said they crossed a red line that day and israeli forces block them from entering ashkelon, major city where casualties would have been higher than the 1400 killed in that deadly attack. we are learning more about the situation inside gaza. you hear outgoing artillery, israeli media reporting 13 soldiers were killed yesterday. military in the process of notifying families. some of the soldiers were be buried today. they are operating inside gaza behind me.

it is difficult. street to street fighting is taking place and israelis are using air force to target hamas membership. just yesterday, the senior -- was killed in an israeli airstrike. there are new questions about how many civilians were in the area and how many died as result of that strike. we should note, amid tragic updates, we have a small piece of good news. the rafah crossing between egypt and gaza is open today to get many injured and vulnerable palestinians out and get foreign citizens, up to 500 out that have been waiting for weeks to get to safety. >> steve: with first batch of people trying to leave gaza go to israel, there are number of seriously injured people and that is why egypt have ambulances lined up on their side. there won't be any americans

today. at what point might the americans who are stuck in gaza be able to leave? yeah, it's a great question and look, it could be a very long time. this is part of egyptian and qatari led negotiation. there are thousands inside gaza. hundreds of passport holders are there. it could take a long time. israelis are operating along many different points along the strip. hamas will allow people to leave, egyptians will open the crossing and let people get to safety. this is a few hundred people, we're talking about thousands that need to get out. >> ainsley: do you know if they are allowing americans to get on the list. you talked to one woman, she is not on the list, but her son, american passport and jordanian

passport and he is on the list. >> trey: yeah, exactly. they both have u.s. passports and he also has a jordanian passport. he is on the list, she is not on the list. she's been talking with the state department everyday. she is frustrated with the biden administration and state department and focusing one specific thing, the state department keeps telling her to go to the rafah crossing. she risks her life going in this active war zone and they don't let her cross. she's told me she is not going to leave until she can confirm that americans are getting through and she can take her 10-year-old son with her, cross to egypt and go back to her home in utah. >> steve: that is terrible. where is she living right now? just essentially just camped out a thousand yards from the crossing?

>> trey: right now she's in southern part of the gaza strip, staying with friends of friends. everyone is staying in one room. they are terrified issue these are civilians, not combat antss and they are in the middle of active fighting. she has seen rockets and felt airstrikes shake the ground. not just her trapped, aid workers, american citizens stuck in gaza. they are running low on food, they don't have clean water and feel abandoned. >> ainsley: did she tell you why she decided to stay? >> trey: she did not want to send her son across. she was visiting her father, a palestinian man, who is also an american citizen, but many palestinians go to gaza to visit family during times of peace. with two million people, you can imagine so many people have links to the united states, even

a journalist we've known for years, he lives now in chicago. he was in gaza visiting family when the war started and he's stuck there and his family is in the united states. >> brian: admiral john kirby said yesterday there is no evidence hamas is taking humanitarian aid, is that true. have you heard hamas trying to take this aid, food, water and fuel? >> trey: i would question that statement. i think it is critical that we ask further questions about that statement. i'm not saying what admiral john kirby is saying is not true, i would ask how they have been able to verify that. they have not been able to get other information from inside the strip, how do they know. they have done it in the 3569, they are storing fuel inside the strip meant for civilians, they could be doing that now. a lot of questions have to be asked about the situation inside

gaza. israelis releasing information about the givalia strike yesterday. it is unclear how they confirmed information, they would have to dig up bodies in the tunnel. there is a lot of information coming out from inside gaza and we're being careful with what we're reporting, this is flag of war in day 26. >> steve: trying to be so careful. >> lawrence: thank you. so to that point, thanks, trey. to that point of fact checking information, we have former ambassador on, senior advisor to netanyahu, he makes the point of the men that are surrounded in the area of the blast site. let's play that first. >> if hamas is eradicated as israel would like to see and many people around the world would, what happens next? who is waiting in the wings?

>> can i just rephrase your question and say when hamas is eradicated, because we are determined. >> ainsley: i like that better. >> we doll this. we refuse to leave this enclave of terror on our border, that enclave will be destroyed, that is good for israel and civilians of gaza. we will end hamas regime of terror in the gaza strip. >> lawrence: that is another clip of him saying what he's going to do, israel is going to do to destroy hamas. after that, he makes the point, you see aged fighting men surrounding the blasts at the refugee camp. where are the women and children they are talking about? they are -- may be part of hamas. >> ainsley: jabalia, we call it a refugee camp, they do not live in tents and sleeping on cots.

it is urban area with buildings. israel blasts that area -- >> steve: there is a crater. >> ainsley: huge crater and you have the people down on the ground walking in the crater. his point to you, lawrence, take a look, they are men, young men, the fighters there. he said they are trying to get everyone notified, moved to southern area. >> brian: egypt does not want to have a refugee camp. >> steve: where are women and children? >> brian: al jazeera said one lost 19 in their family, i was watching a report last night. there are innocent people caught in the bombing. israelis have 11,000 targets, 25 miles wide, five miles wide and 25 miles long. it's small and it has 2.5

million people. that is going to happen. the other problem, hamas hides within the masses and they are not letting people get to the rafah gate. live video, the split screen, they look like the place has been hit multiple times since we hopped on the air. >> steve: israelis yesterday were targeting this refugee camp because they have bad guys under the hospital, they are in mosques, schools, they were targeting one hamas leader and they got him. they got other leaders and so here is that sound bite you were talking about. listen to the former ambassador talk about the people standing around. where are women and children? watch. >> the people around the crater where the strike happened were mostly young men of military age and did not look like innocent civilians to me. what i can tell you is this. if you are part of the hamas

leadership, if you are part of the command structure responsible for rapes, murders, beheadings, the mass shootings, the massacres they perpetrated in israel, we will find you and we will take you out. >> lawrence: one thing i will say, don't take the bait. hamas is good at propaganda. they will send messages, they are trying to play on emotion of not just americans, but the international community. they know they hide behind civilians, that is their plan. we know for a fact as we look at the live picture of gaza, the smoke. >> ainsley: that is sad about the same thing, so many women and children are there, people who don't agree with hamas, but don't have the right to speak up and they can't leave their land lot. >> brian: another big concern, can these attacks transfer to attack at home? absolutely, especially when the

southern border is open and has been infiltrated more than ever in history. fbi director was brought to capitol hill yesterday to answer questions. he says what is happening over there could inspire people who might be hamas agents over here. listen. >> we assess that the actions of hamas and its allies will serve as inspiration, the likes of which we have not seen since isis launched caliphate. they launched against americans in the united states to a whole other level. we cannot and do not discount possibility hamas or other terrorist organization may conduct attacks here on our own soil. >> do you believe, is the u.s. safer from foreign threats today, safer than when joe biden took office, from the day he took office?

what i would say to you is that the terror threats have elevated. but i also think there is a lot the country has done to be better prepared to deal with them. >> ainsley: notice what he did, long pause. how do i answer this? the answer is we are not as safe under the last administration and then he said we've done a lot to elevate law enforcement, praising law enforcement, which is great. >> steve: he is right, threat level has increased. >> ainsley: absolutely, look at the numbers. >> steve: particularly when it comes to antisemitism. we have updates. remember that threat posted online at cornell, somebody threatened to shoot up "104 west, university dining hall," it caters did kosher diets and slit the throat of any jewish person this man came across.

they have arrested 21-year-old patrick dye, charged with making threats, faces five years in prison and $250,000 fine and his parents say he could not have done it, according to nbc news he confessed that he was the culprit. the parents say he didn't do it, he was depressed. >> lawrence: this is what the kid posted on chat under hamas warrior. genocide will be destroyed, rape and kill all jew women before all they birth more jewish hitlers, jews -- wipe the jews off the face of the earth, no jew civilians are innocent of genocide. people that struggle and there are millions, thousands that struggle with depression in this country everyday. >> ainsley: that is what his dad

said. >> brian: doesn't mean you are antisemitic. >> lawrence: doesn't mean you want to slice the throats of jews. >> brian: could be looking at five years in jail and there is problems at cornell. i don't think cornell is that upset about it. f israel was scribbled on the sidewalks all over campus. it is not one depressed person, there is a school of thought and not only ivy league institution having trouble. what happened at yale we've been talking about. >> ainsley: anyone who has grownup, especially in church, knows every child is a child of god. every person is god's child. god created them. to imagine being able to slit someone's throat or want to go to another country and hate them because of religion. what if this was the muslim or african american community and we said, this people would be

outraged, why are they not outraged when people are antisemitic? >> steve: it was october 13th, about a week after the strike on israel and the yale newspaper had a column. op ed thing. the headline was, is yale for palestine a hate group? and then about a week after that, the editors of the yale news ran a correction and said this column has removed unsubstantiated claims that hamas raped women and beheaded men, but we know they did that so why did they have a correction there? last night, they put this up, they walked it back and said news was wrong to publish the correction and news retracts editor notes without qualification and the editor does, threats of violence level

have intenseified this week. there have been people reaching out, a lot of hate message to people that work at the newspaper. >> ainsley: and calls for people to stop giving to yale. >> brian: here is shaczar, she weighed in on what she's been through and the final retraction which has her triumphed. >> i don't think it is possible to change deeply rooted anti-jewish current that exists in university and part of the flagship newspaper. it is a pipeline to other outlets, "new york times," "washington post." you have videos of hamas brutalization, they made the videos to recruit young men to their movement. now you have a choice, you can side with hamas by justifying or denying actions or you can choose not to side with hamas.

it is so simple. >> lawrence: i asked the question, since they did retraction do you think there has been a change of heart. her response was they did this because of public pressure. she noted we should realize this is publication on college campus. "new york times," "washington post," they get articles from this publication. she goes, this is not just a university problem. this is min stream. we should think because they did retraction hearts have been changed, powerful statement. >> brian: uc system got together, ethnic study group and called on administration of university of california to retract charges of terrorism on hamas. the entertainment world is taking aim at educational world,

we've been saying this. andy mccarthy wrote a book about the muslim brotherhood taking part on campuses. >> lawrence: before this conflict happened, hate crimes were on the rise for jews in this country. fbi director, sorry, ainsley, i think you were about to elude to that. 60%? >> ainsley: yeah, 60% of all religious based hate crimes are against jews. >> lawrence: this was environment before, i fail to believe it is lack of education. sometimes you got to believe your eyes and look in the street and see and listen to rhetoric of kids and professors and take them at their word. >> steve: lawrence, look at number of people on that side. >> brian: that is the next generation. >> ainsley: more people have

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>> carley: developing story here, the governor of kentucky declares state of emergency after collapse of coal preparation camp. governor brashear said two workers are trapped inside and a number of teams are working to rescue individuals. the employees were in the process of demolishing the structure when it collapsed.

this could be a multi-day rescue operation. today the house could vote on resolution to censor democratic congresswoman rashida tlaib and marjorie taylor greene. the house could vote to expel embattled new york congressman george santos, what a mess. marjorie taylor greene looking to censor rashida tlaib, house democrats says greene uses conspiracy theories. and right now two astronauts are conducting the fourth ever all female space walk. it is expected to last seven hours, the goal of the mission is to replace part of the communication system, space walk was supposed to happen two weeks ago, but was postponed due to

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border. this is not going to stop until we secure the border and so far we have not done anything to do that. my concern is on the 600,000 gotaways, how many within that group are actual terrorists. if i'm a terrorist i will not fly into the united states, i will come through mexico and work into the united states through the southwest border. i'm probably going to have the mexican cartel assisting me doing that because mexican cartels are about money, they don't care who they help bring across the border. i'm concerned, all of america should be concerned. all of america should be outraged. we all said we will never forget 9/11 never again. i don't see any evidence of us not forgetting that, especially with what is going on at the southwest border. this is bad news for the united states, not just the southwest

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throughout the united states. >> lawrence:y were formerly prosecuting and going after drug dealers crossing the border. one way for us to say it, but when you have someone that is caravan leader saying it, this is what he had to say about the border. >> joe biden has lost the ball, lost power and america has not been paying attention to what is happening. mexico is being used with all countries to make sure all this immigration goes straight into the united states. where is american intelligence. don't they know countries are conspiring against the united states to make sure they have this crisis? >> lawrence: are we a joke? >> this is crazy. you heard it from somebody coming to our border trying to come into the united states. this is just absolutely crazy. it's madness. i don't understand what is going

on. in month of september, people from venezuela surpassed amount of people from mexico coming into the united states, which is troubling because there is a very dangerous gang from venezuela that is already here and already causing havoc throughout the united states. >> ainsley: scary. robert, thank you for coming on this morning. >> thanks, robert. >> my pleasure. have a great day. >> ainsley: he's in san antonio, we both love that place. fox news alert, another attack launched on u.s. base in syria bringing total number of attacks on american bases to 28 since mid-october. thankfully no damage to the base and no one was injured. and what is coming up? >> lawrence: our next guest is muslim who grew up in israel and taking stand against her alma mater stanford for their response to the deadly attack.

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active in the stanford community, she grew up in israel, left at age of 24, says she refuses to assist the college in any way until they denounce hamas. why does stanford have to say what happened on october 7 was an atrocity? >> they need to say that because stanford is leading university and they have to lead by example, taking care for the students on campus, fighting against antisemitism and condemning the atrocities that happened by hamas. we need to do this very clear and need also to take action to stop the calls for antisemitism and incitement for terror. >> steve: indeed. i know that something like 1400 supporters have signed a letter and sent to people who run stanford to demand action.

you have been vocal in the stanford community speaking out. some students are saying, i can't say anything, but thank you. why can't they say anything? >> i think some students are afraid because of rise of antisemitism. we are shocked to see this. as muslim arab growing up in israel, i saw what a fundamentalist islam looks like. i see how terrorists are made. the calls we see in camp calling for infantada. armed resistance to the death and in israel it was a bloody period we had suicide bombers in buses, hotels, shopping malls, restaurants and going to public school israel my eighth grade teacher used to celebrate and glorify attacks that used to

happen in israel back then. one time my brother almost died in one of these and he used to glorify that and say if you have a chance to become a suicide bomber, you should take that. my very best friend at one point told me she really hoped to become a suicide bomber one day. this is really shocking. this is how terrorists are being made, not being made in some dungeon in afghanistan. when we see calls on campus for intifada, smash the jew, sometimes writing in arabic meaning israel is dead and blood and soul redeem palestine. these are calls for violence and some people on campus came from reality similar to mine where you are brainwashed from a young age to hate jews and when they see this, this is something that can lead to tragic events. >> steve: i know you have taken

criticism, some people say she is speaking out because she's working for the israeli government. i know after one event you spoke out at, next thing you know, you leave and there is what, seven hamas supporters outside waiting for you. >> exactly. yes. i don't work for the israeli government. i have not been in touch with anyone in the israel government. i speak up because i'm a israeli arab who grew up in jerusalem. my mother doesn't know reading and writing because her parents did not believe women should get education. now all women go to school, including girls, this is why i have electrical engineering degree and also masters from stanford university. i grew up equal citizen. one in five citizens in israel

are arab. we get welfare, education, anything a jewish citizen would get and so important for me to say the truth and voice it. facts matter. we see misinformation or well intentioned ignorance. seeing what extreme islam looks like and calls for violence, i know these could lead to tragic events and action and you only need one student for bad things to happen. >> steve: you are brave for speaking out, thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having me. >> steve: we did reach out to stanford for a statement, have not heard back, if they get back to us and denounce hamas, we will update that. still ahead, fbi chief dire warning on terror attacks at home and protest take center stage at another senate hearing

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>> brian: going deeper into hamas terrorists. cutting irs funding to repurpose to 14 billion to fund israel to help in time of war and breaking off separate bills for ukraine and for taiwan and for the border. the white house saying this. this bill threatens stability of partners in the region. if president was presented with this bill, he would veto it. rand paul sits on the foreign relations committee and join us now. 14 billion broken up, not 110 billion, that will be voted on the house. senate will bundle it up, where do you stand? >> president biden is bluffing, he will not veto aid, do you think he will say we are not sending aid to israel because it is paid for. conservative voters tell me,

friend or foe, it aught to be paid for because our national debt is threatening our national security. can we give israel money? yeah, but take it away from something that is harmful to the economy and that is more irs agents. i think this is a win/win, if we get it done. those who want the wastebasketets, kitchen sink, 100 billion and don't want it paid for, i don't think that is conservative position and biden and mcconnell and schumer will lose on this or they could topple speaker of the house, which is terrible idea. >> brian: right, republicans might stick together for once. do you think there is promise to bring back ukraine and taiwan aid separately and bring back border separately? >> i'm not saying everything will be separate. i think this aid will be separate, it is great deal of agreement. i think they may be trying to

bundle together other parts of aid. i will do the same if it is paid for. 44 billion in irs money, i'm happy to rescind if necessary. >> brian: here is fbi director wray concerned about what is happening in the middle east coming through our borders. >> we assess action of hamas will serve as inspiration like of which we have not seen since isis launched caliphate several years ago. we do not discount the possibility that hamas or other terrorist oergsz may exploit current conflict and conduct attacks here on our own soil. >> brian: are we doing enough to stop it now that he's citing it? >> no, it is national security threat to our southern border.

you have to change policy, not throw money at it. biden is throwing money at the border, people think will give aid and comfort to migrants and put them in sanctuary cities. we need to change the law, they need to remain in mexico and orderly process to set up camps on mexican side and migrants will get tired of being in camps on the mexican side and quit coming. we cannot let people step foot in our country and get rights the courts have granted them. congress does not act because democrats don't care and democrats want an open border. if you don't believe me, look at their statement and see what happens when we bring something up. they have to be put back. i'm for legal, lawful immigration and i'm for more of it. immigrants are great for our country, we can't have a million undocumented coming across. everybody that comes across

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