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coast and 8:00 p.m. in los angeles. this is america's late news. this is "fox news @ night". it is now november 7th and israel marking one month since the terrorist attacks of october seventh and the beginning of the war. israeli defense forces say they now have gaza city surrounded and are on the verge of entering the city at any moment unleashing what they say is a street by street, building by building fight. and most of the hostages are believed to be in the tunnels below gaza city. meantime in the northern part of israel, hezbollah is again ratcheting up the rocket fire threatening to open another front in the war. we have team box coverage. steve harrigan is in northern israel. we begin in tel aviv where alex hogan is live with the latest on the fight in gaza. alex? >> reporter: high trace. the last day israeli fighter jets have struck about 450 hamas targets. ground forces are expected to move in on gaza city in the

coming days. experts say it's the subterranean underground tunnels that will be the idf's most impressive challenge at. we talked with one expert says he is roughly 300 miles of tunnels mostly insulated by concrete. they are made up of multiple arteries. there is levels and even small rooms. some feature medal doors so they can seal off the corridors in case of an attack. even if the idf does clear and secure some land, there is still the real threat that hamas could ambush it really forces from behind. as far as the hostages who are likely in those tunnels, the conditions are becoming more and more dire. >> the claustrophobia, the lack of air, the low level of oxygen, the complete lack of sense of time. is it daytime, nighttime? i wouldn't be surprised if some hostages actually lose their mental cognitive capabilities when part of this is going on

right now. >> reporter: one month into the war, the health ministry in gaza which is again run by hamas, claims that more than 10,000 palestinians have been killed. those numbers are not verifiable, but the un is calling this menaugh terrien crisis in gaza a nightmare. roughly 720,000 people are sleeping in about 150 human shelters. because of the humanitarian need the uae announced they will establish a field hospital in gaza. back here in israel this morning it is officially one month since the october 7th attack as we enter the early hours of the morning. there will be memorials plans for those killed and continued visuals and rallies of families of the hostages hoping to bring them home. trace? >> we will cover that. alex hogan live in tel aviv. meantime in northern israel near daily skirmishes between idf and bye forces explode to explode into a full-fledged war on this front.

the chief international correspondent steve harrigan is live in northern israel with the latest from there. steve? >> reporter: trace, overnight multiple locations in northern israel, sirens going off and some of these towns so close to the border with lebanon that the siren only gives you 15 seconds to get to safety. whether that's jumping in a bunker or stopping your car, jumping out and running to a building for safety. during a one hour period overnight at least 30 missiles were fired from lebanon into northern israel. israeli officials say bye in lebanon is playing a dodgers game. >> what bye is doing is called slowly, systematically aggravating the situation, using different parts of the weapons in its arsenal in order to broaden the scope of the pressure on israel in order to endanger more israeli civilians.

>> reporter: for the first three weeks of the fighting much of it took place within 2 miles of the border. overnight we saw something different. bye firing deeper into israel. 25 miles just outside of haifa. trace, back to. >> steve live for us. was bring in former marine corps special operations officer garrett exner and state department terrorism expert. we appreciate it. the idf troops they say have surrounded gaza city and really could go in at any time. but it's dangerous and it's tricky. what do you think? >> i think they put themselves in a good position so far. they have isolated the city. they have given themselves multiple avenues to approach and attacked the city from. they have spread the hamas defenders out as best as possible. some of the intel that was released by the idf showed that hamas fighters are trying to cower down on large pieces of terrain with just a few

fighters. israel has done a pretty good job so far. >> it's interesting. we talked to steve harrigan a moment ago and he says hezbollah is firing rockets deeper into israel. the international idf spokesperson said this about hezbollah. watch. >> what we are seeing is a very dangerous game of brinkmanship from hezbollah, one that could possibly embroil the entire region into war. a wore that we are not seeking. if it would be forced upon us we would respond and defend ourselves just like we are doing in gaza and then some. >> he use the word brinksmanship. the deeper they get, the more dangerous this becomes. the more people that can get involved. >> that's exactly right, trace. hezbollah has been lobbying rockets and missiles across the border but they have so far held back from committing themselves to fully opening up a second

front. that is the scenario everybody is working hard to avoid. now our ability, the united states ability to deter this iranian proxy hezbollah from opening up a second front really depends on the credibility of our threats to use force. i've got to say we are saying the right words, but we are not backing that up with deeds. just in the past two or three weeks we have seen approaching 40 attacks on american soldiers by iranian proxies in a rack. we have responded one time. what is it going to take for us to stand up and protect our people and send a credible message of deterrence? how many american soldiers are going to have to be injured or even die before the administration takes the necessary action to deter? >> that's a fair point. what do you make of the u.s. sending this nuclear sub to the region? is that something you think might give iran pause?

>> i actually don't. i think they are sending messages by moving troops or ships into the region. what it will take is a real show of american strength to conduct a strike against iranian proxies for a rainy and forces somewhere in the region to actually get them back in line. >> i want to put this up. gen. jack keane said something interesting. he was talking about hamas using civilians as human shields. watch. >> they want widespread, international condemnation of israel and that is taking plays. it has exceeded anything we have seen in the past. they also want israel to be isolated geopolitically and be weakened on a world stage. >> it is happening, nathan. you can see it around the world. we will talk about that a lot more in the show. it is happening all around. >> that's right. hamas is playing a very cynical and dangerous game of using

their own civilians as shields. the more perversely, the more palestinians are killed, the better it is for hamas propaganda. watch what happens at lc for hospital. israeli forces are moving in. they are circling gaza city. they are going to make a move on the hospital. everybody knows this is not a hospital as you and i understand it. it's a hospital sitting on top of hamas headquarters. this will be really, really embarrassing for a lot of people who have been criticizing israel and reflexively embracing hamas propaganda when it turns out that, guess what, this is where hamas was running the war, underneath the hospital for the most vulnerable palestinian civilians. >> that is a proper assessment. thank you both. an in the end woman is behind bars for allegedly deliberately plowing her car into what she thought was a jewish school and breaking just moments ago an elderly jewish man has now died after he was hit in the face with a megaphone

at a pro- palestinian rally in southern california. matt finn is live with the latest on both stories. good evening. >> reporter: in indianapolis, the 34-year-old woman is considered a terrorist and the fbi is investigating that crash as a hate crime. the police say she intentionally crashed her car into an indianapolis school friday night that she thought was jewish which had adults and children inside. no reports of injuries in the crash. the woman was watching news coverage of the israel-hama wore and decided to attack the school because she was offended by the hebrew israelite symbol on the front of the building. it turns out the building is not a jewish school. it's the israelite school of universal practical knowledge, which is being operated by a sect of the black hebrew israelites. the anti-defamation league describes them as a fringe anti-semitic religious movement that believes they are the true children of israel.

and response to that crash the indianapolis jewish committee writes in part, although a jewish facility was not targeted solely due to its ironic misidentification, this is yet another reminder to maintain security protocols and remain vigilant of suspicious activity and report the same promptly to the appropriate authorities. tonight in california a law enforcement source tells fox news that an elderly man who was assaulted at a pro-israel rally has died. the jewish federation of los angeles says a pro- palestinian protester hit the man in the head with a megaphone and he suffered a brain injury. >> let's bring in bethany mandel, author of stolen use, pete peterson from the school of public policy and carolyn siegel the founder of if you heard what i heard. thank you all for coming in. carolyn, i will put both of these stories together. the breaking news that matt was talking about. this is from foxnews.com. they write the following about the woman arrested.

officers say she told them that she was watching news coverage of the israel-hama wore on television and was offended by the hebrew israelite symbol on the outside of the building so she decided to attack the building. you couple that with now what we learn today an elderly jewish man hit in the face with a megaphone and he died this afternoon. this is all the same coupling, right? it is hate against israelis and jews. >> it is hate and it comes down to education. we have to educate about what happened not even 80 years ago in history and keep it out of the forefront of our mind so it doesn't happen again. but here we are and these anti-semitic incidents are happening. when was the last time you saw at a pro-israel rally the call for the annihilation of any groups? having compassion for our fellow humans is important right now. now more than ever. >> bethany, i know you into the pro- palestinian anti-semitic rally in d.c. this weekend.

i will put up some pictures while you are talking. you took some of these pictures and it's interesting because it really is one of those things that you have to see first hand to really get the context and perspective. what did you think? >> yeah, i actually wasn't there on saturday because i didn't feel safe as a jewish woman. i think i was right not to feel safe. those pictures were taken the next morning. the damage was pretty significant all around the white house. i was there with my children and we had a pretty serious conversation about we were there in order to be at a vigil outside the red cross in honor and memory of the folks who died, but also the hostages. the fact that the red cross has not visited any of the hostages in the last month. i brought my kids to the white house and showed them that this is the other side. this is what they do. i want you to see the dichotomy between the people who sang outside the red cross and the people who did this outside the white house.

>> it really is a great illustration of the dichotomy of this. bill acumen, the billionaire, wrote this to the harvard president. he posted it on x. and part he writes your failure to condemn the barbaric ax of october seventh open the door for a wave of anti- israel attacks on campus that have led to a growing number of anti-semitic protests and actions. does this work? does this move the ball forward at all or does this have one more idle threat against the university? >> we are witnessing a watershed event in higher education where donors are stepping forward. you are definitely seeing a broader public reaction to this. it's important to point out the tweet, not only talks about the lack of reaction from the harvard president, but what harvard students are enduring right now. he talks about jewish students being spat on, bullied and attacked online and also in person. this is happening on college

campuses around the country and it cannot stand. >> it's an important time to bring in your foundation, carolyn. if you heard what i heard should raise awareness to anti-semitism and stories of the holocaust. what is the purpose of what you are doing? >> i am the granddaughter of two holocaust survivors. i grew up hearing the stories my whole life. my grandfather said you have to pay attention to warning signs, anti-semitism being one of them. at the end of a story when i was eight years old he said it will be the job of your generation to make sure the world doesn't forget. i couldn't understand that at the time, but here we are. the need for these stories has never been more important. i started this which captures the stories of grandchildren of holocaust survivors. the last generation to hear the stories first hand. the hope is that we educate and keep these anti-semitic incidents from ever happening again. but here we are. my hope is that everyone goes to the website and watch as our stories. >> this is separate, but it's

the same thing. the leaked manifesto. we are going back to the covenant school in nashville, the transgender shooter. she wrote this in the manifold still purportedly. i'm a little nervous but excited. have been excited for the past two weeks. i can't believe i am doing this. i am ready. i hope my victims are. i want to kill you little racist slur. a bunch of little gay slur with your white privilege f you gay slur. it's amazing when you see this because it is all hate. however you categorize it, it is all just hate. >> yeah. this is a generation unfortunately that is being taught that words are violent and they don't understand that violence is violence. what we saw in los angeles and covenant is the end result of teaching a generation that they can hate their fellow man. we are running back to martin luther king, the color of their skin and the content of their character and who they are as

people. it's a really scary time. >> your final thoughts on this? >> i think we should be looking at what is happening on american college campuses to understand because the next generation coming forward needs to understand they are being taught that there is either the oppressor or the oppressed. there is a certain ideology that is combining with the anti-semitism for real toxic brew. administrators and people of good faith really need to stand up for our jewish brothers and sisters. >> good point. thank you all. meantime we have new polling from six of the most important election battleground states in the country that show president president biden trailing former president trump in five of them in a potential rematch next year. the senior national correspondent kevin clark is live in d.c. with a closer look at these numbers. >> reporter: d.c. is abuzz over the latest poll numbers and some pendants argue that they really represent a major warning to the

biden campaign especially considering he carried all six battleground states in 2020. now he trails in five of them. president trump, the former president, up 11 in nevada, up 6 in georgia, plus 5 in georgia, plus 5 in michigan and even plus 4 in pennsylvania. as you see president biden leading in wisconsin but within the margin of error. as for on the economy, the question was, who is doing a better job on the economy? again former president trump leading huge. get it? 59-37. on immigration the president plus 12. national security, plus 12. israel gaza wore plus 11. here is something interesting. asked if the election were held today the former president is up plus 18 with men. here is the real question. how well will he do with women? right now the former president is trailing the current occupant

of 1600 pennsylvania avenue by just 8. now for context, that close, just 8 points among women voters is frightening for democrats because when it comes to democratic presidential politics, the old adage is if you lose women you loomed lose the election. with pocketbook and kitchen table issues dominating talk in the economy, those numbers could be argued spell real trouble. so much so that some are wondering if it's time for joe to go. former obama advisor david axelrod telling cnn, for him it is not political. it's actuarial. in this poll, there is just a lot of concern about the age issue. that is something i think he needs to ponder. just do a check and say is this the right thing to do? the president is still running full steam ahead. >> thank you very much. let's bring in the author of the brand-new book as goes

california. it is out tomorrow. former 2024 presidential candidate larry elder. great to have you on the show. the david axelrod comments that kevin ended with, axelrod says advising. maybe it's time to get out. >> axelrod was a top adviser to you know who, barack obama. barack obama authorized the statement. he allowed axelrod to make a statement that obama wanted to make and didn't have enough courage to make out loud. >> when people hear that, they say axelrod is making a statement against biden. he spent a lot of the day trying to walk it back. >> obama was not a big fan of joe biden. he said, how me more times is joe biden going to say something stupid. >> now back to the polls. look at these numbers and trump leading in five. this is the five swing states. look at the numbers. nevada by 10, georgia plus 6, georgia plus 5, michigan plus 5. pennsylvania plus 4.

all well outside the margin of error. if you are a democrat this is scary stuff. >> which is why they are panicking. i told you before two wards, kamala harris. if joe biden cannot fog up the mirror and make it to 2024 of will be kamala harris. the loyal part of the base are black voters. first primary south carolina. 60% of the voters in the democratic primary in south carolina are black. the majority are black female and they love kamala harris. if she is perceived to be dropkick for some white person like gavin newsom that i talk about in my book, they just won't vote thereby guaranteeing whoever the nominee is, he or she will win. >> any chance kamala harris says she will back out? >> she wants to be president. she ran for da in san francisco and got elected. she ran for attorney general of california and got elected. she ran with joe biden for vp and got elected. every time she has been on the ballot she has won. >> i want to put up this last

poll. trump 59, biden 37. immigration 53-41. israel palestinian conflict 50-39. 15 seconds. rap is love. >> what is left? abortion and climate change. the only two categories where he is over donald trump. is the economy stupid? donald trump wins. >> good luck on the book and thank you for coming on as always. how tomorrow's elections could be a strong indication on whether abortion will be a major issue in 2024. the former president took the stand today during his civil trial in new york. no cameras in the courtroom but we will lay out what the president said and didn't say as "fox news @ night" continues. te to severe plaque psoriasis. now i feel free to bare my skin, thanks to skyrizi. ♪(uplifting music)♪ ♪nothing is everything♪ i'm celebrating my clearer skin... my way. with skyrizi, 3 out of 4 people

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elections in several states that could provide fascinating insight or some major issues going into 2024. kevin corke is back live with the break down. >> reporter: democrats would love the selection about abortion, but increasingly republican voters and apparently even the officeholders appear to be less strident when it comes to outright bans on abortion, preferring instead, or so it would seem, many have called sensible restrictions. taking a look at the latest abortion pull. this is an interesting survey that we wanted to share. do think abortion should be always legal, 35%, mostly legal 27%. mostly illegal or always illegal just 20% and 10% respectively. this as ohio voters head to the polls on tuesday to weigh in on a very closely watched proposal to establish a constitutional right to abortion and what would likely end up being an early test of where the democrats can wants again use that issue to

mobilize voters in next years congressional and presidential elections. the ballot by the way is known as number one, issue one. if voters approve and agree to amend the state constitution it would enshrine abortion rights. while the debate does continue all over the country for that matter some gop lawmakers say they are actually making headway in protecting the defenseless. >> just four years ago in virginia there were one vote away from the democrats passing a buildout extend abortion rights all the way up through and including birth paid for by taxpayer money. i really feel that this is a moment for us to come together around reasonable limits where we can protect life at 15 weeks where a baby feels pain with full exceptions in the case of rape and and when the mother's life is at risk. >> 15 weeks is more or less the standard throughout europe. by the way youngkin notes that because this is a state right

issue the commonwealth and many states like it will continue to reflect values of citizens, not bureaucrats. that's in washington. >> thank you. let's bring in live action founder and president lila rose. great to have you on. the new york times writes the following. here's the headline. the abortion rights movement is on a winning streak with the subhead going abortion gave democrats a significant boost in lastres midterms raising confidence among abortion rights activists and candidates alike. antiabortion organizations by contrast are struggling to develop a politically attractive message and raise the $100 million or more they plan to spend next year. you say what to that? >> i say that this is a game of information or misinformation and pure cash that is being played out in politics. the pro- abortion side is doing a disinformation campaign saying we will ban miscarriage, ban fertility care and a bunch of lies about what they are doing which is protecting life. in the midterm last year if they

outspent the pro-life side 35-1 and pro- abortion advertising to pro-life advertising. they will claim something because they outspent 35-1 and are lying to the american people. i can understand why they would win in that case. the majority of americans actually want abortion restrictions. they want limitations on the killing of children in the womb. they don't like abortion on demand for all nine months. and more american support something like the heartbeat laws than oppose it according to rasmussen polling. more americans would want a heartbeat band at seven weeks when the baby's heartbeat can be detected. it's really a matter of messaging. are the pro-life candidates being bold and decisive on life or are they going to back down? are we going to put our money where our mouth is as a pro-life movement and as a republican party those that claim they are pro-life to combat the disinformation coming from the pro- abortion side? >> the issue in ohio is issue one and some people have called

it extreme. your group live action ran this add in ohio. watch. it is her body. it is her choice. don't be asking me for anything. if i get a girl pregnant and abandon her, i don't want to leave her alone with a kid especially if she might chase me down for child support. >> i deserve to be free from responsibility for anyone i get pregnant. >> did the ad resonate, lila? the concept is this issue is extreme? >> it is absolutely resonating. here's the dirty secret of the pro- abortion side of the yes on one people. abortion is about killing babies and the coercion of women. over 60% said they felt coerced or pressured and they didn't want the abortion. that's what will happen in ohio if issue one passes. it will be abortion on demand without restriction. that's why it needs to be no on issue one in ohio. i'm optimistic the good people of ohio will pass the law coming

from the pro- abortion site and protect children and women in the state by voting know on issue one. >> what about the people of virginia? it's about control of the state house and the senate. it's going to be awfully close in virginia. your final thoughts. >> it will be awfully close in virginia. virginia remotes abortion up until birth. governor youngkin and those running in the state rate say we need restrictions on abortion. it's insane. it's really going to be a matter of will the truth get out there to enough voters. they are being lied to by the abortion extremist. i am hopeful that truth will prevail and virginia as it will in ohio and the pro-life side which is for protecting life and women will prevail. >> lila rose, great to have you on as always. thank you. former president trump put on a show while testifying in a civil fraud. jackie is live in new york with more on the gop front runner's time on the stand. good evening. >> reporter: inside the

courtroom the judge admonished former president trump multiple times this morning asking his attorneys to control him demanding he stop his narratives and non-answers. but the former president insisted there was a lot of subjectivity to how his assets were valued. he testified sometimes real estate he owned was worth more or less than what it said on paper but that no bank ever took issue. they were always paid back. saying if you added in grand value he thought everything his company owned was worth more. outside the courtroom trump said it's the prosecution's star witness his former attorney michael:that is lying. >> he admitted that he lied and he has no credibility whatsoever. that's their only witness. i said what i had to say and it was very inclusive. it was absolutely right. >> reporter: new york attorney general letitia james says trump

and his business and others did inflate asset values, committed fraud and accused trump of using distractions on the witness stand. adding, she won't be bullied. tonight's the attorney tells fox news after ivana trump testifies wednesday and the state rests its case the former president's legal team will move for a mistrial. back to you. >> live in new york, thank you. coming up how the war and israel is playing out on social media and how some republicans have refused accused ticked tiktok of pushing a pro- hamas message. kurt the sieberg i joins us live onset, next. [bell ringing] and doug says, “you can customize and save hundreds on car insurance with liberty mutual.” he hits his mark —center stage— and is crushed by a baby grand piano. are you replacing me? with this guy? customize and save with liberty bibberty. he doesn't even have a mustache! oh, look! a bibu. [limu emu squawks.]

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case wrote that the videos that exposed the ballot box scandal are so shocking that they should be shocking to all parties involved. judge william clark writes that the volume of ballots were so mishandled that the september democratic primary election has to be done all over again. the ruling comes just six days before the general election tomorrow to decide bridgeport's meares. they show a person stuffing papers into a ballot drop box. that is believed to be a supporter of the democratic incumbent mayor job and vice chair of the bridgeport democratic town committee. in court the woman fled the fifth and declined to answer questions. the incumbent opponent john combs called the video ballot harvesting and is urging everyone to vote in person tomorrow and not via mail-in ballot. the incumbent won the primary by only 251 votes. the judge wrote that an

abnormally large absentee ballots were cast in certain voting districts in this race. something to keep your eye on tomorrow. >> while the israel-hama wore has exposed an ugly undercurrent of anti-semitism in the united states and around the world. the social media universe we contract how and where a lot of the hate is coming from. let's bring in the sieberg guy. great to have you on as always. i want to put this up on the screen. this is dealing with tiktok. these are fascinating points. it says the search phrase stand with palestine on tiktok has been viewed almost 3 billion times. the search phrase stand with israel has only been viewed just over 2 million times. and reuters did a pole that found 20% of people 18 to 24 go to tiktok to get their news. >> huge, enormous influence are. the question comes down to this. the stats are real. what is not real is what we know about the algorithm that is choosing to allow people to see

the content that is being put on tiktok. so why is it that 3 billion pro- palestinian views are occurring when only about 200 million pro- israeli views of content are occurring? it has to do with the algorithm from the china -based company that is tiktok. >> we go through this and talk about algorithms. when you google, you go all the way down the list and the algorithms are different. some people are favored and other people are not. >> it is how big tech gets a bad name. they earned it. the fact of the matter we should learn in this country what europe has learned. holding them accountable to the degree in which they can still preserve what the meadows of the world which owns facebook, instagram, twitter, ax. they say that is our secret sauce. we cannot tell you how our algorithm works or that would destroy our business.

what europe did is really brilliant. they said, all right, don't tell us. but we will do is put a body of people in a room who secretly you can share this with and they won't tell us. but when there is something that goes awry that just doesn't smell right, they are going to be empowered to bring that to our attention. does that sound cool? guess what? they agreed to it. we should be doing that in this country. >> here is the headline from telegram. how telegram became a terrifying weapon in the israel-hama wore. it goes on to say telegram has rejected to prohibit channels that distribute extremist content. despite the fact that apple and google, the companies that host telegram in the app stores have started requesting that the firm ban hamas primary channels. it's very powerful when you post everything and it becomes very powerful. we don't want to be censored in the world. nobody does. but when it comes to hate speech

and when it comes to an avalanche of garbage that is in the way of truth or in the way of actually getting the information, that is what telegram is guilty of. the fact of the matter is there mismanaging their own ability to rein in the heat content on there and allowing hamas putting gruesome videos. they get propelled. nobody is holding them back. nobody is putting them into perspective. it is not helpful when you want the real truth. >> finally this is your story on foxnews.com. artificial intelligence, apocalyptic steamed form to fend off catastrophic i/o nuclear scenarios. it sounds bad. >> it is unreal. part of me is saying this is a pr move on behalf of openai which is the company behind chatgpt that everybody is going wow with.

so the question comes down to this. what is this preparedness team going to do? they are claiming that we will be the safety net so that when something evolves in general ai that is dangerous in terms of posing a nuclear threat, a biochemical threat, et cetera, that they will step forward and wave the flag and say i think we see a problem here. is it real? let's see. right now i am encouraged that somebody is doing something, but i don't know how real it is until we get a good look at it. >> let's gather telegram, tiktok and ai and put them on the floor and find out if it's legit. great to see you as always. the rally in support of israel was held in new york city marking 30 days since the hamas terror attacks of october seventh. here's the chief religion correspondent lauren green. ♪ music playing ♪ stand by me.

>> the time for talk ended 30 days ago. the time for action is now. >> reporter: with images of hostages and the murdered and heavy security and police presence, thousands rallied in front of new york's central park this evening. one of the limited number of pro-israel gatherings in the country. organized by the united jewish federation, it marked 30 days since hamas terrorist invaded the jewish state igniting a battle that for all intents and purposes may before the survival of the nation. new york senator chuck schumer vowing america support. >> i will fight heart until we get all the aid israel has asked for and needs out of the congress and on to president biden's desk to support israel, to support ourselves. it's. >> reporter: over the weekend tens of thousand marched on washington protesting the war. vandalizing the white house gates and many shouting death to

israel. even the statue of liberty became the background for an anti- israel protest. today's rally showed some in hollywood are speaking out. >> that enemies had tried to obliterate us for 3000 years and we were still here. >> reporter: speakers at the nights rally supported palestinians who they say are also victims of hamas. many said they hope this rally will inspire other pro-israel gatherings. trace? >> thank you. 15 minutes to sunrise and israel as a war with hamas enters its second month. our reporters on the ground give us their final thoughts on this, next.

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>> it is time for final thoughts. we have everyone here, the israeli defense force says that they have surrounded the city of gaza. you have spent some time on the tunnels, what can we expect if the israeli forces find out that there are more than what they thought? >> there is a lot of expectations of what they may see, but hamas is present, so

what will they find, just how deep are these tunnels. >> it could be a very big concern. alex, thank you. and steve, you are in northern israel right now. what is it like in the town that you are in as these rockets continue to go deeper and deeper into the north. >> you know, chris, it's pretty remarkable, people really are caring about each other the best that they can there was a woman on her phone, she got a number of magazine clips around her belt clip, but still ready if necessary despite doing something ordinary like looking at a magazine. >> we have been focused on things here, but the election is approaching fast, and we are

seeing some amazing things. >> yes, we sure are. president trump leading and so me swing states, i want to remind everyone about the 2020 midterm and the 2022 midterms. and the republicans have to finish, not just rely upon early voting if they expect to be successful. >> what do you think the dangers are that we should look out for? >> well, trees, it is tragic to think about that woman that almost killed people based off a misconception, she thought it was a school and it was not. >> thank you for watching fox news that night, i am trace gallagher and we will see you tomorrow night with breaking our news coverage

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