there are easier venues had than coming on with bret baier. >> bret: mollie? >> liz cheney seems obsessed with donald trump and she is very passionate about this. i think a lot of republicans are wondering where was that fire in the belly for the last four years when democrats were questioning the 2016 legitimacy, when they were says the election was stolen and that donald trump wasn't legitimate. hillary clinton and former president carter, one out of three house members on the democratic side refused to go trump's inauguration because they said he was illegitimate. it would have been nice, i think a lot of republicans wish that

i'm bret baier. breaking tonight, if you are fully vaccinated, you no longer have to wear a mask for the most part. the centers for disease control made that announcement today. the president making it publicly following plenty of pressure to ease restrictions for vaccinated people. after that, a maskless president biden declared the new guidance a great milestone. while senate minority leader mitch mcconnell declared himself free at last. while there is agreement on both sides over the new guidance, the president's hope for harmony in washington is being overshadowed by multiple crisis immigration conflict in the middle east that's expanding tonight. a maskless white house correspondent peter doocy joins us live from the north lawn. it is liberated in some way, isn't it? just to get this guidance? >> peter: we can take it and toss it on the driveway behind us, bret. walking out here the u.s. marines who take turns guarding the west wing while the president is in the oval office and had black face ma

not our bret baier.> gillian: first, the president of belarus ordered that commercial passenger plane to land. he stands by europe of hijacking the flight and endangering the lives of hundreds of passengers on board including americans. benjamin hall is tracking this, all the breaking developments from the london news desk. hi, benji. >> hi, gillian. there's huge condemnation for this now. lukashenko took 169 innocent people hostage for seven hours after forcing that plane to the ground to use a mig fighter jet to get the plane on the ground because of a reporter on board. they have instructed the national airlines to avoid belarus completely and closed european airports to belarus' airliners. >> this was a shocking act diverting a flight between two e.u. starts for the purpose of arresting a journalist. >> meanwhile, video of the reporter in court shows that he was missing a tooth and appears to be wearing makeup. lukashenko is propped up by vladimir putin. we found out the biden-putin summit will be he

i'm bret baier.nters for disease control made that announcement today. the president making it publicly following plenty of pressure to ease restrictions for vaccinated people. after that, a maskless president biden declared the new guidance a great milestone. while senate minority leader mitch mcconnell declared himsel

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here is our storm, bret baier. >> bret: very nicely done. katie is not here. one. good evening, welcome to washington. i'm bret baier, breaking tonight president biden says the government is now focusing on making it easier for people who have been less than eager to be vaccinated than the 150 million americans who have had at least one shot so far. his new strategy is also going to concentrate on people as young as 12 years old once the fda clears that. and people who have found a current process confusing or inconvenient. either way, mixed messages from the administration are still raising some

here is our storm, bret baier. >> bret: very nicely done. katie is not here. i don't know where she is. i'm not sure that "special report" has any of that swag on that store. we need to work on that. all right, guys have. a good one. good evening, welcome to washington. i'm bret baier, breaking tonight president biden says the government is now focusing on making it easier for people who have been less than eager to be vaccinated than the 150 million americans who have had at least one shot so far. his new strategy is also going to concentrate on people as young as 12 years old once the fda clears that. and people who have found a current process confusing or inconvenient. either way, mixed messages from the administration are still raising some eyebrows. white house correspondent kristin fisher starts us off tonight live on the north lawn. a rainy washington. good evening, kristin. >> good evening, bret. president biden announcing today that the country's vaccination program is entering a new phase. first there was too little supply. now there is almost too l

. >> martha: joined by bret baier. you heard president biden moments ago in cleveland going after republicans saying that they're bragging about some of the things they're going to bring home. they're not willing to sign the bill. how is that going? >> i tell you what, there was a lot of prospect of possible bipartisanship as we started this negotiation. infrastructure is something that republicans and democrats usually can get their heads around around figure out how to get to the middle. doesn't seem like it's heading that way right now. everything we're hearing from capitol hill, the white house is someplace that the republicans are not. you heard the president saying he wants to pour more money into this economy. there's a lot of concern about that. what that means for inflation. it's not just republicans talking this. as you mentioned, larry summers, former treasury secretary for president obama, former adviser to democrats on fiscal issues. others saying listen, if you do too much, it's going to super charge this

. >> shannon: good evening, welcome to washington i'm shannon bream for bret baier. breaking tonight the biden administration is playing defense over republican and former trump officials accusations alleging the timing of the cdc new mask guidance for vaccinated people was political. the administration has said that's nonsense and that it is following the science but has the science changed in the past two days. dr. francis collins, director of the national up students of health joins us in just a minute to answer that question and more. but, first, we go to the white house and correspondent peter doocy on the north lawn for more on the back and forth over mask messaging, good evening, peter. >> peter: good evening and shannon, white house officials are dealing with a lot. gas shortages, violence in the middle east, signs of a weakening economy, but none of those things are getting as much attention as this announcement president biden had been saying was two months away about masks. >> did somebody at the biden administration or in the biden administration update t

bret baier is here with us.ayed in this. biden spent most of the campaign in the basement. even as president, his curbed his day, curbed his travel. kamala harris said she couldn't go to the border because of covid. what changes now? >> this is a big deal, martha. the cdc, the administration, too, were feeling pressure. they were feeling a lot of pressure about people saying this just doesn't make sense. >> martha: yeah. >> just doesn't make sense being outside with the mask. even inside in you have a seen and vaccinated twice and cleared for two weeks, it seems like the science that we're trying to follow was going to lead them to this point. but it was taking a long time to get here. now the cdc he's a a chart where you can go on the cdc website and it will tell you if you're vaccinated, here's green. there's a lot of green that you can go inside, outside, all kinds of places. if you're unvaccinated, there's still a lot of green that they say you don't have to wear a mask. there's a little yellow. then there's

tonight bret baier talks with republican nominee glenn youngkin. >> bret: thanks, shannon.alth of virginia. republican nominee glenn youngkin, glenn, thanks for being here. >> thanks for having me. >> bret: talk about where you see virginia, what's most important in this race as you get ready to head to a general election likely against terry mcauliff. >> virginia over the course of the last eight years has really trailed our competitive states in economic growth and job creation and meanwhile we have seen our cost of living above national average and higher than our competitive state. during covid i just saw the way that governor north thad matta . recognize that career politicians and yet the same politician yet again aren't really in virginia's best interest and they didn't really perform last time. >> bret: i said terry mcauliff lakely because the primary is three weeks from this past tuesday but he is expected to pull that out. although he is already running political ads aimed at you. take a listen. >> donald trump is a stain on our democracy now glenn youngkin wants

i'm bret baier. officials at colonial pipeline say at this hour they are working to get the pipeline back online. this after consumers went on a panicked buying spree all across the country really on the east coast in some cases filling gas cans and even plastic bags with gasoline. shortages across the east coast gas prices shooting up to more than $3 a gallon. correspondent jonathan serrie following it all just outside of atlanta. good evening, jonathan. >> good evening to you, bret. hackers behind the ransomware attack on colonial pipeline have claimed responsibility for similar attacks against three other companies according to reuters. meanwhile sources tell "the washington post" that colonial pipeline has no intention of paying the ransom and instead is working with a private security firm to restore files based on backups. now, colonial announced that it at 5:00 eastern this afternoon, it initiated restart operations on its pipeline system and that may be what inspired some optimistic comments

i'm bret baier. the nation's top coronavirus experts under fire today on capitol hill after a "new york times" report accuses the cdc of making a huge miscalculation or exaggeration when it comes to outdoor transmission risk. and while the cdc director tried to sort fact from fiction, dr. anthony fauci found himself once again sparring with republican senator rand paul white house correspondent peter doocy followed all the fireworks today from the north lawn. good evening, peter. >> peter: good evening, bret. dealing with the next steps of the pandemic. republicans are trying to go back to the beginning how exactly did covid-19 start pressing dr. anthony fauci today about what he knew and when. >> senator paul, with all due respect, you are entirely and completely incorrect. >> a fiery dr. fauci defended himself today from charges the covid-19 origins can be traced back to testing he is now accused of supporting to make controversies more dangerous called date of function research. >> government scie

bret baier is joining us from special report. you are watching and seeing this with us.ing moment? >> he's doing a great job on the ground given the play-by-play. it's a dangerous situation. talk 500 plus rockets into israel and i've been on that border several times, i've done interviews along that area with israelis who back in the day dealt with this barrage quite frequently. we have to remember, since nearly 2014, since the real barrage of rockets and back and forth happened. this is a rekindling of obviously something that's gone on for decades and decades. the other thing we have to remember is what he mentioned, the situation on the ground, it's very uncertain. and how this factors into all of that and the coalition building that is yet to happen about the next prime minister, the next government that secret in israel after several attempts at getting the government to come together. >> john: what you look back at the really big conflict which was the battle that israel had with hezbollah in 2006. they were in the northern part of country and places like -- they c

. >> sandra: we will talk to a doctor and bret baier about mixed messages from the white house on covid restrictions and more coming up. >> ♪ ♪ >> john: a big show starting with violent crime spiking across the country and anti-police sentiment is on the rise. welcome to "america reports." i am john roberts in washington. >> sandra: i am sandra smith in new york. homicide rates are surging. minneapolis and portland sharp increases and protests and calls to defund the police. shootings are all up in big cities like atlanta, chicago, los angeles and philadelphia with portland seeing the largest increase. >> john: in new york city, every type of crime is up including attacks on asian-americans. a suspect hits an asian woman in the face with a hammer in times square. stunning surveillance video released by the nypd captured the moment a mother is sucker punched a 23-year-old woman and ripped off her backpack. live in new york to start off this morning. what happened to america's safest big city? >> john, i dug into those crime stats in new york city and we are living in troubling times. loo

daniel smith, john roberts, bret baier joining us. what did you think, brett? ation is betting heavy on electric vehicles. they think that's the future, and that is where they are putting their money. there's critics of this move, saying the market should drive this, and wondering or hearkening back to the obama administration's efforts to prop up solar companies like solyndra by giving them money. this situation seems different. there's more buy-in, but not a ton across the country as of yet. they are looking to change this. in this environment, you have people like senator rob portman tweeting out "there are more job openings in the united states right now than at any point in our nation's history. it's time to stop paying people more to stay home and return to work." this is a different scenario about propping up the energy of electricity, electric vehicle effort, but it still raises questions about the amount of money that's being poured in, or wished for, by the biden administration. >> john: brett to come up what we saw last week with the colonial pipeline

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. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> good evening, welcome to washington, i'm mike emanuel in for bret baier.tion against the coronavirus. new york city, once an epicenter of the pandemic, is now a symbol of the comeback with stores reopening and tourists were turning. unfortunately, crime is also returning with them. correspondent david lee miller reports from times square. good evening, david lee.

i'm back tomorrow, 6:00 eastern, sitting in for bret baier on special report.hris wallace. the white house struggling to strike a bipartisan deal on infrastructure with senate republicans, after a abandoning its memorial day deadline. >> we can't afford to fall any further behind. now is the time to build the foundation that we've laid. shannon: talks at a crossroads as president biden reaches for a top legislative priority. but the administration and republican senators remain far apart over the size and scope of the investment and how to pay for it. >> we believe this counter offer delivers on what president biden told us

i want to know how much weight was on the bar, wow, mary, let's get to bret baier up next with "speciales involving special interests involving the biden administration, the president lifting the refugee cap from the trump era limit of 15,000 per year to 62,500. and one of the largest teachers unions in the country have had substantial input on when public school classroom should reopen after pandemic shutdowns and what the messaging around that should sound like. white house correspondent kristin fisher starts us off tonight live from the north lawn.

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i'm bret baier.ael and hamas terrorists. today the heaviest fighting yet which entered its second week. what remains to be seen is when and how the u.s. will become involved diplomatically, a phone call late this afternoon between president biden and israeli prime minister netanyahu, meantime the top u.s. diplomat is side-stepping a claim the u.s. had intelligence about a media building attacked by israel. senior foreign affairs

i'm bret baier., we begin this evening with a longstanding problem here at home, the southern border crisis. immigration and border security, the biggest achilles heel for the president and latest fox news poll along with foreign policy actually we have new images tonight from the southern border region as hundreds of illegal immigrants are arrested in just one day. but the effects of that crisis can be seen on the

. >> shannon: good evening, welcome to washington i'm shannon bream for bret baier.ation is playing defense over republican and former trump officials accusations alleging the timing of the cdc new mask guidance for vaccinated people was political. the administration has said that's nonsense and that it is following the science but has the science changed in the past two days. dr. francis collins, director of the national up students of health joins us in just a minute to answer that question and more. but, first, we go to the white house and correspondent peter doocy on the north lawn

i'm bret baier. breaking tonight, there are serious doubts about how the u.s.american troops leave afghanistan. today featured the first news conference with the defense secretaries and joint chiefs chairman together at the pentagon since the inauguration and president biden's decision to withdrawal those troops from afghanistan. we get details and the news from that event today from lucas

. ♪ ♪ >> greg: if he was any whiter he would be bret baier's teeth.the angry black male have to say? ♪ ♪ >> sup? people leaving the blue states move into the red states, yeah? yeah, no kidding. that's what i did. oh, yeah, been there done that. i guess y'all will be my neighbors. howdy neighbor. ♪ ♪ >> greg: so those who leave bring their louis vuitton bags filled with bad ideas with them. and if they do, how do you a texan, floridian, tennessee and stop them? turns out, maybe you hand. a housewarming gift if you will. to tell them it's loaded with whiskey and gluten. then maybe show them how to use your bb gun on local barman. it's baby steps. that is the gateway drug to freedom. then take them shoot them. before they know it, they will be putting a gun rack on jr's shoulder and if they don't, do it for them. that is only neighborly. let's welcome tonight's cast. we call him lover boy because he's always working for the weekend, but the cohost of the podcast, will hayes. he's the only money expert that slept with our square jar, founder david dawson.

i'm bret baier.s in san jose, california say an employee opened fire at mass transit rail yard today killing 8 people then himself. no known motive. we will have a live report from there just shortly. also tonight, fox has new polls out. americans say they believe there is more crime across the country right now than a year ago. and, also, in their own neighborhoods. almost three quarters of americans, 73% felt that

i'm bret baier, breaking tonight president biden is insisting the country is on the right track despiteons far less than the 975,000 predicted. many businesses are struggling to find workers. many experts, economists believe some people are content to receive federal aid in lieu of a paycheck. the president insists that is not a factor. wall street seemed to ignore the dismal report with the d

i'm bret baier.f george floyd brings with it a stark reminder of the many deadly consequences of that happening. president biden met with floyd's family today at the white house. meanwhile. in minneapolis, shots rang out this morning near the intersection where floyd was killed last year. this is what it looked and sounded like live with an associated press reporter. >> they wanted this bill of comprehensive. [gunfire. >> police reform

. >> will: i love to use this time to ask you do i have to purchase that wonderful book by bret baierks of this job. good evening, and welcome to "fox news primetime." ♪ ♪ >> will: i am will cain and, tonight, i'm going to introduce you to the most dangerous man in america, one mans who lie burned down city, deceptions set white against black and who gets rich while people lay dead in the riots, his lies have spawned. now, today, if you are only aware of the andrew brown story through the media accounts, you are probably going to be surprised by the district attorney's announcement that police were justified in the tragic shooting of andrew brown. i mean, you're not surprised

i'm bret baier.es" report accuses the cdc of making a huge miscalculation or exaggeration when it comes to outdoor transmission risk. and while the cdc director tried to sort fact from fiction, dr. anthony fauci found himself once again sparring with republican senator rand paul white house correspondent peter doocy followed all the fireworks today from the north lawn. good evening,

i want to know how much weight was on the bar, wow, mary, let's get to bret baier up next with "special report." don't know if you can top that story. >> bret: thinks, dana, breaking tonight two good stories involving special interests involving the biden administration, the president lifting the refugee cap from the trump era limit of 15,000 per year to 62,500. and one of the largest teachers unions in the country have had substantial input on when public school classroom should reopen after pandemic shutdowns and what the messaging around that should sound like. white house correspondent kristin fisher starts us off tonight live from the north lawn. >> the announcement comes after blowback from progressives and moderates after president biden declined to raise the refugee camp last month. to the white house insisting that this was always the plan and not an example of president biden being pressured into something, but this has been the subject of intense debate here at the white house with president biden himself acknowledging that part of the reason he was initially reluctant to kee

. >> shannon: good evening from washington i'm shannon bream in for bret baier.of fierce fighting between israel and palestinians. we're going to bring those to you live when they happen. prime minister benjamin netanyahu cabinet unilateral cessation of hostilities that's scheduled to begin in two hours. we have fox team coverage. let's begin near the gaza border

i'm bret baier. we are tracking big stories as the fbi names the group behind the hack of the u.s.ministration has also claimed the u.s. border is closed. the southern border but a fox news camera captures dozens of migrants crossing into the u.s. in broad dayton, dozens from venezuela. we will bring you there. we begin tonight overseas with an escalation and tension i

i'm bret baier, breaking tonight we are following two major foreign policy stories.ed a significant deescalation in this conflict with hamas. but israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is rejecting that call. first up, the president's decision to waive sanction sanctions on the company behind the controversial russian pipeline project to europe. specifically germany is getting more criticism about that today. even as

i'm shannon bream in for bret baier. breaking tonight you just saw president biden's news conference with his south korean counterpart from the white house. fox news white house correspondent peter doocy among the journalist at the event. you heard his question there. you will hear from him in just a bit. first go to the panel harold ford jr. will ceo of empowerment and inclusion capital. morgan ortagus former state department spokesperson and steve hayes. welcome. a lot to dive into. morgan, i will start with you because of your involvement with the last and state department, the last administration. what did you make of the conversation about denuclearizing the peninsula where we stand, where the relationships are tonight? >> so, you are right, shannon, i have been through a lot of those press conferences and i wrote down some notes here. first of all, there is -- this could have been in many ways a mike pompeo press conference. a lot of the key words and phrases that we have used amongst many administrations were ther

i'm bret baier.a panicked buying spree all across the country really on the east coast in some cases filling gas cans and even plastic bags with gasoline. shortages across the east coast gas prices shooting up to more than $3 a

i'm bret baier. of sorts of thought from being some experts and scientists who were originally dismissive of the called leaked from a lab theory. this comes as pressure builds on the u.s. government to facilitate major changes to the world health organization in the wake of the pandemic. state department correspondent rich edson starts us off tonight. good evening, rich. >> good evening, bret.

good evening, welcome to washington, i'm bret baier.facebook oversight board has upheld the social media giant's suspension of the former president's account putting the conflict between free enterprise and free speech on the front burner once again. correspondent gillian turner is here with details on this decision and the fallout from it. good evening, gillian. >> gillian: good evening to you, bret. facebook's oversight board verdict is in. president trump will

i'm bret baier.irus that has obviously raced raged across the planet for more than aer yoosm the escaped from a chinese lab once mocked conspiracy theory gets new coverage tonight. jennifer griffin at the pentagon about concerns about chinese cooperation and finding the truth. we begin with white house correspondent peter doocy and

. >> will: i love to use this time to ask you do i have to purchase that wonderful book by bret baier or will one nap my office. >> bret: one is come your way. >> will: so excited the perks of this job. good evening, and welcome to "fox news primetime." ♪ ♪ >> will: i am will cain and, tonight, i'm going to introduce you to the most dangerous man in america, one mans who lie burned down city, deceptions set white against black and who gets rich while people lay dead in the riots, his lies have spawned. now, today, if you are only aware of the andrew brown story through the media accounts, you are probably going to be surprised by the district attorney's announcement that police were justified in the tragic shooting of andrew brown. i mean, you're not surprised that resisting arrest can lead to a violent encounter and you are not surprised that a car can be used as a deadly weapon which is what the d.a. announced today in his press conference. you are also not surprised that an officer involved shooting, again, while tragic can be justified. but what you were told leading up to this in

that's not the rules that bret baier laid out before. i want him fined, okay? >> bret: that's fine. >> brian: now ate up 8 seconds of my own time. thanks, bret. good evening and welcome to "fox news primetime." all right, bret was right again i am brian kilmeade and we have another huge show for you, devin nunes, mark levin will be here and mask guidance with some guy named tucker carlson so i don't think has a mask. cybercrime pays better than regular crime. the operators of the colonial pipe line reportedly paid the russian hacking group darkside a ransom of nearly $5 million to decrypt the virus that shut down the line that brought distribution in the southeast to a grinding halt. according to bloomberg, colonial paid the russian hackers on friday hours after the ransomware attack began. but the decryption tool was so slow the company had to use its own backups to unlock the pipeline itself. among the people outraged house speaker nancy pelosi. she is not happy about the payoff. >> we don't want people to that there is money in it hackers who can make money o

if you have any, drop me a line or a tweet at bret baier. thanks for inviting us into your home tonight. that's it for "special report," fair, balanced and unafraid. "fox news primetime" hosted by brian kilmeade this week starts right now. hi, brian. >> brian: bret, great show as usual. let me get started. good evening to everybody. and welcome to "fox news primetime." >> brian: i'm brian kilmeade tonight big show lindsey graham, jeb petraeus, senator marco rubio nancy groce and to close it out jocko will neck. i dare anyone even greg gutfeld to put this show together. pun intended. energy anxiety. the colonial pipeline finally reopened after a cyberattack russian hackers shutting down nearly a week. as a result gas prices skyrocketing. massive fuel shortage in states across the south. one in four stations in north carolina is totally out of gas long lines causings tensions to boil over. for example, some drivers throwing some fists in north carolina, yeah, this reminds me of the 1970s, the national price of gallon of gas topped $3 for the fi

i'm bret baier. breaking tonight the search for the origins of the coronavirus and evolution of sorts of thought from being some experts and scientists who were originally dismissive of the called leaked from a lab theory. this comes as pressure builds on the u.s. government to facilitate major changes to the world health organization in the wake of the pandemic. state department correspondent rich edson starts us off tonight. good evening, rich. >> good evening, bret. the united nations has opened a massive international health conference to examine ending the covid-19 pandemic and preventing the next one. though scientists say they still need to figure out how this pandemic began. november 2019, a month before the government in wuhan, china reported the first coast cases. three researchers at a lab there became sick enough to go to a hospital. that's according to a report in the "wall street journal." >> the chinese communist party knows what happened here. these three individuals who became sick,

. >> sandra: we will talk to a doctor and bret baier about mixed messages from the white house on covid show starting

bret baier after that evening on about running on fox and she said she wasn't thinking of it.ination by appealing to independent voters, suburban and republicans or refuse to vote for trump in the last election. giving them a path of trying to coalesce around them and argument to alienate 3.of the republican electorate like trump and i think she would say it is a dilemma either way. and the republicans have to make a choice, and that i think is the path she's chosen for herself for this issue force republicans to make a choice. paul: kim but the problem with that strategy i say this in both a chainny case and trump case is if you are going to fight the 22 election, 2022, 2024 election over the 2020 election, you're not going to persuade a lot of people that you have the best interest of the country at heart because voters want to look forward. it is losing strategy on both their parts, i think. >> yeah. and you know it also it brings to mind some other prom innocent republicans that decided they were going to make their entire career and their mission about criticizing donald

i'm bret baier.reaking tonight while president biden and his team deal with major foreign policy challenges from russia and china, we begin this evening with a longstanding problem here at home, the southern border crisis. immigration and border security, the biggest achilles heel for the president and latest fox news poll along with foreign policy actually we have new images tonight from the southern border region as hundreds of illegal immigrants are arrested in just one day. but the effects of that crisis can be seen on the faces of individuals, often young children. correspondent bill melugin shows us tonight from la jolla, texas. good evening, bill. >> bill: bret, good evening to you. this border crisis here really showing no signs of slowing down. just a short time ago i had a chance to talk to a border patrol source who told me that just here in this rio grande valley sector in the last 24 hours they have apprehended more than 1300 illegal immigrants remarkable numbers for one single day. and

i'm bret baier. we are tracking big stories as the fbi names the group behind the hack of the u.s. gas pipeline and they are investigating whether that group has direct ties to the russian government. the biden administration has also claimed the u.s. border is closed. the southern border but a fox news camera captures dozens of migrants crossing into the u.s. in broad dayton, dozens from venezuela. we will bring you there. we begin tonight overseas with an escalation and tension in jerusalem. a heavy rocket barrage fired from gaza into southern israel within the past two hours so far being taken out of the skies by the israeli missile defense system known as the iron dome. attack and counter attack and palestinian death tolls rising tonight. foreign correspondent trey yingst has been in the middle of the fighting all day. good evening, trey. >> bret, good evening, those rockets continue to be fired into southern israel at this moment. all along the gaza strip. overhead we can hear israeli drones and fighter jets. israel is preparing their retaliation against the factions there. he