just be too greg palkot there for us, john periods payment colonel daniel davis eight defense priorityns us now and as greg was saying, hamas will be stronger than ever and it seems israel believes killing our leaders is the end of the moment of the struggle of the palestinian people. yes, it is painful to lose beloved people like aiders like ours but what we are sure of is that we are eventually victorious and this is the outcome for all people who fight for their liberty. and then netanyahu is vowing to continue the war appeared to listen to what he had to say. just because this is not the end of the war in gaza but the beginning of the end. to the people of gaza, i have a simple message: this war can and tomorrow. we can and if hamas lays down its arms and returns are hostages. >> john: dan, wears this conflict now in your estimation and where is it added? >> it is where it's been for a long time and there is no end in sight on any exit ramp that i can see. and for the main reason that you see both sides are still hard-core on their views. nobody on the israeli side is willing to gi

senior foreign affairs correspondent greg palkot is live again in israel tonight. >> terror group hamasonfirms its chief, yahya senwar, the mastermind of the october 7th attacks, is, indeed, dead. more details of his killing now known. israeli troops in southern gaza came across suspects, including senwar, and fired. he fled into a house an israeli drone went in too. the severely injured senwar was spotted swatting at the drone with a stick then a tank fired and brought the house down. he was later identified in the rubble. some thought this could be a turning point in the war and help for 101 hostages still held. hamas rejected that. >> the hostages will not return to you until the aggression on our people in gaza is stopped and israeli troops withdraw. >> reporter: israeli prime minister netanyahu met with his cabinet focusing on hostages possibly at risk of revenge attacks. >> the hostages should not have to suffer one more hour in captivity. those who are holding hostages should release them immediately. >> reporter: as the focus turns now on who might succeed senwar. his brother mu

our senior correspondent greg palkot is in haifa, israel tracking these developments from the region.g. >> hi, molly. at least for the moment, israel has finished its retaliation with iran. for four hours early this morning israeli time and we were up for some 100 israeli fighter jets took the thousand mile trip to iran and conducted what israel says were precisely calibrated strikes on military targets. the first aimed at taking out air defenses including in syria and iraq, and then hitting 20 long range missile production preparation and storage sites near tehran and two other regions in iran. no nuke or oil facilities were hit, as the biden administration had requested. it was, in fact, a pretty specific retaliation to the barrage of some 180 ballistic missiles iran fired at israel on october 1st. israel is defiant. >> our message is clear, all those who threaten the state of israel and seek to drag the region into wider escalation will pay a heavy price. >> even though two iranian soldiers were killed, tehran seemed to downplay the attack, claiming many israeli projectiles were in

our senior foreign correspondent greg palkot is in haifa, israel, rack thing developments there theren the ground -- tracking developments there on the ground. greg, to you. >> reporter: molly, at least for the moment israel has wrapped up its retaliation against iran. for fur hours early this morn -- morning some 100 israeli fighter jets and drones took the 1,000-mile trip the iran and conducted what israel says were precisely-calibrated strikes on iranian military targets. the first wave aimed at taking out air defenses including in syria and iraq and then hitting 20 long-range missile production, preparation and storage sites near tehran and two other regions in iran. it doesn't seem like any nuclear or energy facilities were hit as the biden administration if had requested. it looked like, in fact, a very specific retaliation for the barrage of some 180 ballistic missiles iran fired at israel on october 1st. israel was defiant. >> if the regime in iran were the make the mistake of beginning a new the round of escalation, we will be obligated the respond. finish -- to respond. >> r

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>> bret: greg palkot live in haifa, greg, thanks.xt, georgia's secretary of state joins us to talk about early voting and a cyber attack against his state's voter registration website. first, beyond our borders tonight, turkey strikes suspected kurdish military targets in syria and iraq for a second day. this follows an attack on the premises of a key defense company, at least five people were killed, the targets for the turkish offensive include military, intelligence, energy and infrastructure facilities as well as ammunition depots. and this is a live look at seoul, courtesy of earth cam. one of the big story there tonight, trash carried by a north korean balloon falls on the south korean presidential compound in seoul for a second time. the incident comes after the rival korea's ramped up threats and rhetoric against each other over north korea's claims that south korea flew drones over its capital pyongyang to scatter propaganda leaflets. just some of the stories beyond our borders tonight, we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ here's to get

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fox's greg palkot has the story now from haifa, israel. >> reporter no place too distant or too nearo be hit by the war here in a northern lebanon christian town, an israeli attack targeting hezbollah leaves 21 dead on a highway in southern israel. an armed terrorist kills a policeman and wounds others before he's kille. and in front of our fox position, israel's port city of haifa saw a wave of 20 hezbollah rockets, all appear intercepted by israel's iron dome defenses. >> since the israeli enemy targeted all of lebanon, we have the right from a defensive position to target any point in the israeli enemies entity. >> similar words from israeli prime minister netanyahu reflecting on the deadly hezbollah drone attack on an israeli military base this week. >> i want to make it clear we will continue to hit hezbollah mercilessly in all parts of lebanon and new concerns about the u.s. defending israel against all comers, including iran. >> the initial components of the anti-missile system arrived in israel with an advance team of u.s. military personnel. 100 american soldiers will operat

>> bret: greg palkot in haifa. thanks.leground state blitz, four reporters at four key sites around the country. we will bring you there first what affiliates are covering tonight fxft if boston windy denies burn dozens of communities across massachusetts today. crews walk around the clock to extinguish the flames, fox 32 in mcdonald's mcdonald's says it is returning quarter pounders after testing rules out the beef patties as the source of that e.coli outbreak. killed one person and sickened at least 75 others across 13 states. the cdc says it's believed uncooked slivered onions are the likely source of contamination. and this is a live look at national harbor in maryland just outside the beltway. one of the big stories there tonight, the washington commanders get a last second win over chicago. did you see this? holy cow jayden daniels dresses around for 12 second, he is scapes the defense, time clicks down, he hurls it down. washington was trailing 15-12. and noah brown bulls it in commanders win 18-15. oh now 6-2 on th

as fox's greg palkot reports, this escalation of violence now has the u.s. military getting involved. >> a lot of developments in the war zone here tonight, some deadly, some involving the u.s. we watched a short while ago as hezbollah rockets targeted the city where we are, haifa, about 17 miles from lebanon. wave after wave of projectiles were intercepted by israeli iron dome defense missiles. you can see the streaks in the skies. the blasts from the concussions, debris fell, but no injuries or damage so far reported. but there is huge trouble further down the coast. according to the idf, an explosive drone launched by hezbollah hit an israeli military base near the town of binyamina. the military said four soldiers were killed. seven were severely injured. reportedly, a total of 67 hurt. it's being described here as an unprecedented attack. deep inside the country. as the casualties were medivacked out to several hospitals. this is benjamin netanyahu met with his cabinet on this day, no doubt discussing how to respond to that massive barrage of iranian ba

in haifa, israel, greg palkot fox news. >> well, at least 24 people are dead and five injured after a bus crashed in central mexico. authorities say that bus tipped over into a ravine of an overpass after colliding with a trailer. that detached from a truck. it happened overnight as the bus was leaving western mexico, heading to the northern part of the country. we go now to sacramento, where a concert by rod wave had to be postponed due to a disturbance before the show last night. as reporter melanie wingo tells us, several people were hurt at the golden one center after people started pushing their way into that venue. >> people present during friday night's disturbance at golden one center. now reliving the ordeal. >> i'm not trying to sugarcoat it. it was scary. >> kcra three talked with a gnc employee who asked us to conceal her identity. that employee, explaining how she and her coworkers felt during the incident. and now, as they're processing it. >> there are people that are contacting me that are very traumatized. >> that employee telling us the doors to the rod wave concert

but now let's go to fox news correspondent greg palkot, who's joining us live. eg, tell us, what are you hearing, what are you seeing and how unprecedented is this attack? a response by israel onto iran's territory? >> well, it's quite unprecedented, jason. iran and israel up until this year have kept apart. that is, they haven't staged any direct back and forth attacks. but as we've seen for example, in the early part of october, you did have iran launch a massive ballistic missile attack, a barrage on israel, remember, that was october 1st. and we've been waiting and waiting and waiting for israel to do something. we heard a report tonight from one of the top military analysts. he said that israel would be acting in the next few days, and it clearly seems like they have done that. just going back over the reports we're getting, mainly from the iranian media, is that, yeah, they haven't they haven't stepped around the main target there apparently are explosions in tehran. that's the capital of iran. that's exactly what would be sending the greatest signal to ira

first, to haifa, israel, where greg palkot is gauging reaction to this latest attack. . >> reporter: hi, or neil, yeah. for the moment at least israel has wrapped up its retaliation against iran. between 2:30 and 6 in the morning israeli time -- and we were up for it -- some 100 israeli fighter jets took the 1,000-mile trip over the iran and conducted what israel says were precisely-calibrated strikes on iranian military targets. the first wave aimed at taking out defenses including syria and iraq and then hitting 20 long-range missile production and preparation sites around tehran and two other western iranian regions. no oil facilities were hit as requested by the biden administration. it was, in fact, a very specific retaliation to the barrage of some 180 0 ballistic missiles fired at israel on october 1st. here is what israel said. >> our message is clear, all those who threaten the state of israel and seek to drag the region into wider escalation will pay a hey price. a heavy price. >> reporter: now, even though two two iranian soldiers were killed, tehran seemed t

senior foreign affairs correspondent greg palkot starts us off live tonight from haifa, israel. good evening, greg. >> greg: bret, yeah. potentially game changing news tonight. attacks is dead. the october 7th some of the images that follow may be graphic. >> the chief of the terror group hamas yahya sinwar the most wanted man in the middle east killed by israeli soldiers in gaza. he was the mastermind of the october 7th attacks, the worst against i couldn't jews since the holocaust. 1200 israelis dead and 250 taken hostage for months sinwar hid in tunnels 1450eded by those innocent. on his last day he was above ground with fellow militants and died in a blood were shootout. joe lava gallant showed crossed out faces of terrorists killed including hezbollah chief hassan nasrallah and other top hamas official and sinwar with the caption in hebrew: another mission accomplished. >> hamas will no longer rule gaza. it is the beginning of the day after hamas and it's an opportunity for of hamas to finally be released from his tyranny. >> sin way's savagery left carnage around gaza inclu