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minute she is in detroit alongside detroit native musician lizzo. she is expected to join her on stage for a get out and vote events. a vadvice a president tried to energize voters the all-important swing state with just about two weeks to go up or just over that before election day. we'll bring you the vice president's remarks when she speaks. but first, this. flexible continue our battle with iran to other proxies. we're going to win this war. >> is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu striking a defiant know nothing will deter his country from victory. this after hezbollah targets his home in northern israel and a drone strike launched from lebanon. welcome to "fox news live" i am arthel neville. hi eric. >> thank you for joining us i'm eric shawn. hezbollah firing a barrage of iraq and to ignore the israel

today. one person left dead several others injured. it is sign of escorting tension following the killing of hamas yahya sinwa the mastermind behind the brutal october 7 attack from israel. >> and dr. rebecca grant will join us with more on this. first we begin fox news team covers shipwright lucas tomlinson will have the latest reaction from the white house. eric: process go to matt for not live on the ground in tel aviv with more from there. >> hi eric israel is calling it an attempted assassination of israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. and happened to the north of where i am in tel aviv right now amiri netanyahu's vacation home and. the drone was launched from lebanon and it struck in caesaria. it did not hit netanyahu's house. his office said the drone

targeted his home calling it attempted elimination it was more than more than 100 missiles launched from lebanon into northern israel. our fox group crew here on the ground is seen some of that in the sky. ids is a 51-year-old man is now dead. fourteen people injured today. netanyahu released a video short while ago said he will not be deterred by the strikes. he also responded to israel's mental elimination of hamas leader yahya sinwa. in a sh his shocking new drone o shows the final moments of yahya sinwa's life he's camouflaged ce amongst the rubble in gaza. on the chair in the left on the screen. he was considered the defective leader of hamas perhaps enemy

number one of israel, the mastermind of october 7. his death has sparked a speculation that perhaps hamas will disarm. however hamas says his death will not and its mission. in response to what's being called the attempted assassination of netanyahu today israel carried out at least three airstrikes in beirut suburbs targeting populated areas known to be home to hezbollah offices. also the idf has released multiple messages urging the public not to believe rumors the remaining hostages in gaza have been released or recovered. the last count there are at least 101 remaining hostages for the idf says these rumors are only hurting the families even more. eric: alright met dr. rebecca grant in a moment and all of this for thank you from israel. arthel: thank you. meanwhile president biden at

camp david today. he's back from his trip overseas talking to european allies and state united behind israel and ukraine was biden secretary of state is set to travel to the middle east, there is pressure here in washington to give ukraine more support. let's go to lucas tomlinson. lucas is live at the white house. what can you tell us? just over two weeks ago before the election president biden is not on the campaign trail he is in camp david as you mentioned just back from europe. his advice the president of course running first president just spoken michigan. she was asked if the war in gaza would cost her the election? what's the first most tragic story is october 7. and what happened that day and whawhat is happened since. i think what's critically important as we look at this moment is one, acknowledging the tragedy of what happened in gaza in terms of the extraordinary number of innocent palestinians

who have been killed. >> president biden spent friday in berlin meeting village in germany, france, and the uk he was awarded germany's highest award given to heads of state. george w. bush received the same honor for his role in the reunification. fighting encourage allies to keep supplied weapons ukraine ants were against russia. there are now reports thousands of north korean soldiers have arrived in russia for something defense secretary lloyd austin said he cannot confirm. some republicans think biden is not done enough to help ukraine for the top republican on the armed services committee sent a -- senator roger wicker has the following recommendations. he went to biden to increase the pace of weapons transfer to ukraine and restrictions for u.s. supplied weapons and increase the cap of nine u.s. military personnel. turning back to the middle east, he thanks haskell is holding back. looks he proba they probably ste well over 100,000 missiles,

drones, rockets and other projectiles. if they could coordinate a substantial attack at one time, the concern is they could overwhelm the very sophisticated layered israeli defense. >> and a new interviewed ryan crocker the former u.s. ambassador to lebanon and many other arab countries spent more than decades in the region thanks the war in gaza will continue and revert to guerrilla warfare and will not be ending anytime soon. arthel: lucas tomlinson there live at the white house. thank you very much. eric: israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu defiant. how will israel respond to what it calls the attempted assassination of the prime minister within dr with a dronen his vacation home? dr. rebecca grant is with us. senior fellow at the lexington institute and national security analysts. he is a clear, he is blunt. he says quote we will win this

war. it's what israel is and what the world needs to hear. what is your reaction to his actions? >> netanyahu is even stronger language family heard two days ago after the killing of sinwa one talks about the need of revival. part moment and opportunity. that's part of israel's strategy all along. israel believes that hamas, hezbollah and i ru iran only red to israeli military pressure. i expect israel to keep hitting those legitimate military targets with as much efficiency as possible. take netanyahu at his word. >> you say it legitimate military targets, what are we talking about? the oil fields are oil platforms off the table is the iranian nuclear program off the table or is that very much part of what israel could hit? >> the target positive to tat categories one is going after

the proxy infrastructure that's probably in gaza or up in southern lebanon. as targets to influence iran itself, we heard reporting israel has run through a target list. has even discussed this to some extent with the u.s. on the list to my mind military bases like the hit back in the springtime, missile factors, drone factories possibly targets connected to the sprawling iranian enterprise. maybe even oil terminal down in the south, it will have to be enough targets to really smash it some of iran's capabilities. and an attempt to restore deterrence we cannot have iran striking israel every five -- six months with a missile garage. >> it would spike oil prices. do you think that is part of the negotiation if there was negotiation of what's on the list? >> i am sure there is some

dialogue going back and forth. that is not necessary the case is going to affect things. remember, iran tells us oil to who? china. they buy 90% of iran's oil. i do not see this as a geopolitical problem but look at the issue down in the red sea we need to see a clearer strike from israel in terms of retaliation if they want to get the ayatollahs attention. he said also the war goes on. eric: you know, that got their attention. look at the success that israel has had trust in the past few weeks. taking out the hezbollah leadership. killing sinwa and the incredible video we saw it here as a part of what the prime minister said about all this. he was saying this a few hours ago to statement quote, i say to the ratings of the partners in the axis of evil, anyone who harms a citizen of the state of israel will pay a heavy price for it. we will continue to eliminate

your terrorists. we will return our hostages from cause that we will return our residence in the north. we will achieve all of the war goals we set i will change the security reality in a region for generations. he is playing, it seems, for a generational historic shift to go after iran and its proxies to try to end this radical islamic caliphate once and for all. what is your view? >> yes because we are basically in a multi- front fights with iran. right from tha the red sea to te mediterranean. and for israel they have to push to the point that hezbollah, hamas, and iran are going to think twice about attacking. israel's security is the cornerstone for any potential piece and settlement in that region. and so netanyahu has to do everything he can to take out every bit of military capability we all know hezbollah has literally tens of thousands of

weapons left. so israel has to be pretty relentless at this point they need and they have are supported in the u.s. >> 's we were finally a few thoughts on himself he has been mercilessly attacked in many corners those demonstrations on the streets in tel aviv we have seen called a war criminal the blood on his hands. here's a tweet from a noted popular israeli filmmaker. the entire political long below what and to end the war with the defeat that would bring us the next october 7. all the one person stood alone in the face of international oppression. in front of security and top media insisted on one thing, total victory. netanyahu superhuman power, his way is the only way to return all the abductees. we have a moment of trend what is this is churchill up mom how do you think he will go down in

history seeing what we have been seeing the past few weeks with the eradication of the hamas and hezbollah leadership? what does a tragic court to situation nobody wants. here's the bottom line, israel is awaiting because of netanyahu's continued pursuit of his use of the israeli defense forces against legitimate military targets. in the end it points out israel was right to go into profit israel's going to do whatever it takes in the region. >> the former speechwriter for the prime minister. that is certainly the view of the prime minister for taking the bold and decisive action that he has taken so far. dr. rebecca grant thank you. 's report more on the wart tomorrow at noon eastern with arthel and myself. will talk to former prime minister of israel and former secretary of state mike pump out

tomorrow at 12:00 p.m. eastern right here on fox news. arthel: back to the campaign trail start power is in the spotlight today. pop singer alyssa is joining vice president harris in a campaign event in detroit than the vp will travel to atlanta for a rally with another music star, usher. alexandria hoff is live from atlanta or with more. >> good to be with you. doors have opened up here in atlanta. they're having some political big names as well the final boost in enthusiasm over these last couple of days on the campaign former president obama has been campaigning for the vice president. on thursday for the first time they will be side-by-side at the campaign event here in atlanta former first lady will do the same in michigan on saturday. here is mr. obama in tucson last night. >> americas ready to turn the page. were running for a better story.

we are ready for a president, kamala harris. >> we have also learned former republican congresswoman liz cheney will join harris for a series of moderated conversations to take place in pennsylvania, wisconsin and michigan a short time ago they connect with voters and shared beliefs. >> in terms of particular respecting and a opposed in the constitution of the united states on the rule of law and the importance of having a president in the white house who actually understands their job and is fit to serve. >> in 2020 here in georgia president biden won by less than 12000 votes. georgia republicans predict this year's postelection count could be quote a litigation minefield for tuesday fulton county judge temporarily blocks a new rule that would require ballots to be counted by hand by three different county officials after being machine tabulated the gop has already filed an emergency appeal on that.

georgia secretary of state more than 1.3 million ballots have already been accepted. that includes absentee consider the fact early voting just opened up on tuesday. arthel: a big turnout. alexandria hoff there in atlanta thank you. >> moment president trump is holding a rally in pennsylvania tonight he'll beat with former pittsburgh steelers antonio brown. trumped fresh off his trip to detroit were held a rally there rich edson live and that's abot 40 miles east of pittsburgh where the former steelers certainly will be greeted warmly along with the former president. >> you would imagine not to far from the stadium that is the case. overt pro bowler who is speaking at an airport named after a golf legend while the richest man in the world is campaigning out east for the former president. that's the scenario in pennsylvania over the last couple of days before president trump arrives this evening. he was peaked arnold palmer regional airport the golf legend

was born here and that's what they need the airport after him. trump was in michigan yesterday as was vice president kamala harris and detroit trump promised to vitalize manufacturing and that means the auto industry. trump campaign is working to convince his supporters to vote early this year. trciampa said at many of his voters skeptical of mail in our early voting and now he w wantsa bank those ballots. >> and go tomorrow it's just starting. go and vote. make sure you vote and bring all of our friends that want to vote for us. tell them jill, get your fat husband off the couch. get that fat pig off the couch. tell them to go and vote for troll. he's going to save our country. >> early voting begins in detroit today. here in pennsylvania all counties say they already have mail in ballots available so voters can request to fill them

out pretty just have to go to your county election office which is basically what early voting looks like in pennsylvania. both try to drive up turnout among their supporters cut margins are flipped votes from their opponent. trumpets were in the former here this is westmoreland county it's about an hour east of pittsburgh he one bite nearly 30 percentage points in 2022. statewide recent wall street journal poll has trump 47 -- edge that's wealth in the polls a four percentage point margin of error. rfk junior is not on the ballot here in pennsylvania. trump is also been trying to rally support as you mention antonio brown, former pittsburgh steeler he'll be the rally speaking this evening. elon musk has been campaigning for the former president along with spending tens of minds of dollars of his own money to try to get him elected. arthel: alright good to see a thank you. later this hour we'll talk to pennsylvania congressman will be joining us from the rally talking about what he expects the former president to address

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eric: vice president harris is now and detroit to produce that first day of early voting in the metro area of dip detroit the whole rest of the state does not start early voting until i think october 26. the vic vice president holding t out the vote rally in detroit rapper singer liz expected to appear with her. we are expecting the footage of that event. we do not have it at the moment we will bring it back to you when she continues the campaign and a mu must win michigan for h campaigns. arthel: someone else is campaigning today. that is the former president donald trump. for more on this were going to bring in republican congressman from pennsylvania congressman dan meuser your life at the rally or summer nearby.