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former army soldier david bellavia on the battle with hamas. general, good morning to you.d time in gaza. i imagine the area has changed. you were also in fallujah ju july 2004 when you arrived there. do you think if there's an agreement that arrived out between israeli and americans and the egyptians that southern gate of rafah, if you allow alleviate some of the pressure among the citizens who you can confirm are citizens with no association to hamas terrorists, how would that change the picture in gaza? >> it will change it dramatically. i think one of the advantages i think, fallujah was a tough fight. one of the advantages we had city 400,000 was down in november 2004. what was left in the city were the elderly, who had nowhere to go and nowhere to help them and the enemy and the enemy moving around broadly through the city. you think about the challenge of gaza with 2.2 million people, again, one of the most densely populated areas in the world. bringing that force in and going through what is the hardest, all warfare is hard. nothing is harder, grittier, dirtier figh

freed, medal of honor recipient and authorwe of remember the ram rods, as well as house to house david bellavia. david, when you talk about urban warfare, knowing our american tk about rfar eyes, somewhere, possibly there, how does that complicate any, pb maneuvers? >> oh, it's -- it's a meat grinder. i mean, you just heard fromyst a your analysts that came before i did. and when you listemen to what they're talking about, look at syria jumps in this thing, lebanon. but as gaza stands right now, we're talking about a piece wer of properte tay a 20 miles wide and nine miles deep. 2 million people live there.his we compare this to the battle of fallujah. but, brian, that civilian population was gone and the november battle of fallujah, s you start putting civilians on that battlefield. you're making everyoneeld thin. twice about every shot. seal team six is elite. our delta boysseal are elite. but you got someone behind a door with a machine gusomeone i don't care if you're the marvel avengers, you're going to get shot. this is clos, you'e quarter. it's unforgiving. it's grueling. and there's a l

david bellavia there. let's check in with mike tobin.he images you will see will be disturbing to the audience. it is what we are dealing with now. mike, hello to you. >> reporter: hello, bill. we are at the center for forensic medicine. this is a necessary task identifying the dead from the october 7th attacks taking place. there isn't sensitive way to say it this. they are dealing with 955 bodies brought in this location. so far they've made a positive i.d. of 504. i say there are proximating that. sometimes they'll have more than one victim in a single body bag. sometimes they'll find a victim spread out over two locations. they have had examples of parent and child bound together with a steel cable before they were set on fire. they had individuals hands zip tied behind their back. others with defensive wounds like bullet holes through the hand as they were trying to shield themselves. others they have found with soot inside of their trachea, an indication they were still breathing when they were set on fire. >> when you hear the sto

will: tomorrow on the will cain podcast, david bellavia, he won the medal of horn in fallujah and iraqto what's coming there, in gaza, and last week we had a huge debate on what the response should be from the united states. rachel: on this conflict. will: on this conflict. rachel: yeah. excellent podcast topic. pete: and you know what? just pray for the people of israel, pray for the americans there. it's about to get ugly, and i think all of us are a little speechless about what could be in front of us. rachel: pray for peace. pete: pray for peace, pray for justice, go to church -- rachel: good with day to do it. pete: sure is. god bless, everybody. rachel: bye, everybody. maria: good sunday morning, welcome to "sunday morning

will: tomorrow on the will cain podcast, david bellavia, he won the medal of horn in fallujah and iraq -- of honor -- he'll give us insight into what's coming there, in gaza, and last week we had a huge debate on what the response should be from the united states. rachel: on this conflict. will: on this conflict. rachel: yeah. excellent podcast topic. pete: and you know what? just pray for the people of israel, pray for the americans there. it's about to get ugly, and i think all of us are a little speechless about what could be in front of us. rachel: pray for peace. pete: pray for peace, pray for justice, go to church -- rachel: good with day to do it. pete: sure is. god bless, everybody. rachel: bye, everybody. maria: good sunday morning, welcome to "sunday morning futures," i'm maria bartiromo. today, breaking news on the war on israel, the very latest in this exclusive interview coming up with house foreign affairs committee chairman michael mccaul. plus, former secretary of state mike pompeo on the road ahead for israel and the middle east peace that the trump administration trie

david bellavia earned the medal of honor come on my show, podcast, was describing urban warfare, he earnedical medal ofhonor for fallujah. he talks about studying, when you send the infantry in, it is no longer a scalpel operation. there may be special forces out there capable of bringing back hostages but once you send the infantry and role in it is about taking out the enemy. brute lethal force, anything else is a secondary goal. >> jesse: going to be a methodical operation that could take months, we are hearing, sandra. >> sandra: general kellogg made that prediction on our air when we ask him to predict just that. rear admiral, we also him on camera earlier, he was talking, the army spokesman, he said these aerial attacks have been targeting hamas tunnels and other targets, in addition to the attacks carrying out, ground forces right now, the idf acting with great force, he detailed, to achieve the objectives of this war, we have to ask ourselves what the end game is in victory is and what that will look like him israel said its plan is to crush hamas' rule in gaza and its ability to t

of remember the ramrod and army brotherhood war and peace and offer of house to house seller, david bellavias look, this is the map, you have a monitor over here. this is essentially as we try to sketch this out, we understa understand -- okay, it's not popping up yet. there we go. this is i understand, roughly where the troops are, right? >> they are courting that area off. you want to make sure only civilians are getting out but you don't want any bad guys coming back in. you don't want munitions, people moving around and that's important, flock the area down and get ready, those are prebiotic positions so you can slice off gaza strip, the northern section is where it appears the idea for a target. >> we are trying to say civilians come down here and get out. i found out from my other contact from -- unnamed at the moment, egypt has not agreed to set up military effortless tent city and it's close. you see a bunch of people getting up over here but this is where most of the terrorists are, where gaza city is so that's what you are looking at. if people want to know what it looks like in th