it fell in tel aviv and haifa. the debris was collected and let me say it looks like 10 kilometers so another possibility is a locally made attack by the gaza rocket industry to make their own long-range rocket. i have said i believe the numbers are very low. they say they fired 11 of them and we recorded only four of them. it looks more like a locally made attempts of beginning the capability of long-range rockets. the quantities estimated, officially of the israeli defense spokesperson you can see the distribution between hamas and islamic jihad and their other groups too. it's not just the islamic organization. another three or four or five smaller organizations bandaging rockers and -- rockets but the important one is that hamas. you can see the short-range and medium-range and long-range. the one that can reach tel aviv and ben gurion airport about 500 something. altogether 9000 rockets and according to our estimation 40% are ready in gaza. so this is i say very significant development which is an advantage to

fellf those rockets somewhere between tel aviv and haifa.ther possibility, an attempt to make their own long-range rockets. the numbers are very low. they say they fired 11 of them and we recorded only four of them. it looks more like a locally made attempt. estimated,ies distribution between other oo.ups, t all of them brandishing weapons and rockets. you can see the short range, medium-range, and long-range. .he one that can reach tel aviv rockets,r about 9000 40% manufactured in gaza. this is a very significant development. if you can find the factory and -- bomb them, it is hard this arsenal was at the disposal of the organization when the fighting started in july. a number of launches every day of rockets and mortar bombs. down and explodes -- anything that falls down and explodes. the numbers are interesting. the highest number is still awer than the largest number year and a half ago. a year and a half ago, they managed to fire almost 300 rockets and mortar bombs. this time, for some reason, it was lower. down in time until the first

she went into a restaurant in haifa and blew herself up between a table of israelis. she was completely empathetic according to the man she entered the restaurant in. what beautiful children these were. but that's how she thought the palestine kourld fight back the israelis. it's ultimately irrational, but, you know, al qaeda and isis and hamas and the other organizations, they don't discriminate against women. they will put them on the frontlines. and isis, i've heard anecdotal stories is training people to be suicide bombers. even children as young as 9. now whether they actually succeed and convince them to go outside and make this work, i just don't have any idea. but women, they found good soldiers. >> i don't remember hearing about women's involvement with al qaeda as much as we are now hearing about them with isis. is isis unique? have they upped the ante? or are they more attractive somehow to women? 4 will. >> well, there's a lot more werners inside isis. al qaeda was based in the tribal areas of pakistan. no equal opportunity there. and i think that isis is

breach into the state of israel, within five minutes they could be over tel aviv and two minutes over haifaon't have the flexibility to allow this type of penetration. and the syrian military air force there are aware of this, they know this and that's why they should have remained on their side of the fence and not penetrated into our airspace. >> what about the pilot or pilots of that syrian warplane? any word on what happened to them? >> we know that they ejected. they landed in syria. i don't know as far as their well-being. we can confirm we saw them eject from the airport. >> this is, what the, the first time in about 5 years there's been an incident along these lines between israel and syria, is that right, colonel? >> indeed. it's the first time an incident in the air has taken place but in rekren years we've had several incidents, cross-border fire, errant mortar fire, rockets, explosive devices along the border with syria, but, indeed, this is, of course, extremely out of the ordinary when an airplane infiltrates our airspace. i think it's since about 1985 was the last time someth