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norah. >> norah: imtiaz tyab, thank you.israel are trying to find ways to help, and for many, that means donating blood. we've been seeing images of long lines. and for one american, giving back means turning her vacation into an act of service. >> second siren in about 10 minutes. >> norah: this is what it's like to be in a country under attack. air raid sirens blare. [booming] that's the sound of the iron dome intercepting a rocket. it's a scramble to safety into a shelter, downstairs quickly. people checking in with their loved ones and waiting. it's just about 3:30 in the afternoon here in israel. there have been two sirens that have sounded in just the last few minutes. we are emerging now from the staircase. we have gotten the all-clear. >> norah: american michele freund, a physician assistant, sheltered here too. she was on vacation in israel when hamas first attacked. she knew she needed to help so she's volunteering at this hospital. >> i feel like it's also my country. i'm jewish. and i feel like everybody that has

norah. >> norah: imtiaz tyab, thank you.cross israel today as hamas militants fired rockets targeting jerusalem and tel aviv today. forcing the secretary of state and the prime minister to seek shelter during their meeting. holly williams, new information about those hostages? >> reporter: that's right, norah, a disturbing video was sent out by hamas, showing one of the female hostages they are holding. we are not showing on television. but we should warn you that our report contained some upsetting material. >> [speaking non-english language] >> reporter: today israelis military releases releases chilling video.ays was to have d on the body of a dead hamas militant. it appears to have been edited. [gunshots] >> reporter: the gunmen hunt their victims inside a kibbutz. stalking civilians in their own homes. until finally the militants killed. [gunshots] >> reporter: israel says it has also discovered documents in the aftermath of the attack including this handbook with instructions for blind folding and executing captives. t

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good evening, imtiaz. >> reporter: good evening to you. of thousands flee from northern gaza, we've learned the israeli military has bombed the largest city in the south with hundreds of strikes. nowhere in gaza, it seems, is safe tonight. israel's furious strikes on gaza are laying waste to entire neighborhoods. the northern jabalia refugee camp is now a hellscape after israeli air strikes demolished over 3,700 residential buildings across the palestinian territory. the few who remain gather what's left of their broken lives. israel's evacuation order of gaza's northern half has triggered an urgent exodus. the u.n. says over 1 million palestinians have fled their homes, nearly half of the strip's entire population, since the hamas attack. as the death toll rapidly approaches 3,000, many of those who fled from the north are coming here to the southern rafha border crossing with egypt, the only way out of gaza. but the crossing remains closed after it was damaged by repeated israeli air strikes and because of egyptian restrictions, leaving

imtiaz is in the second place. in the absence of the captain , azmoun buve and lukaku scored goals for rome. in the other game of this group, sharif mlawi and serot of switzerland ended in a draw. in other games, bayer leverkusen defeated their guest qorbagh of the republic of azerbaijan. norwegian nation 5. haken defeated sweden, piacovos won 2 s. and vazham won freiburg 3, bakatopolor defeated hungary 10 against ares limas. cyprus won the match between spartak prague, czech republic, and glasgow rangers , scotland, with a goalless draw, sporting lisbon, with rakov listan, with a draw, and schromgratz, austria. it ended with atalanta with two 22 draws and france's rennes beat greece's fenerbahçe by 1. in the third week of the european conference league and in the most important games, france 's lille defeated slovakia's slovan bratislava 2-1, villa defeated kaman 4 , tina 60, chukararicki beat serosan, and eintracht frankfurt beat helsinki, finland 6-0. but during the european league, the host stadiums were full o

what it's calling operation imtiaz tyab will see a spiral as israel continues to retaliate. over 1,600 wounded in a series of strikes as armed palestinian group have vowed tonight to join hamas in its ongoing assault. an unprecedented price on hamas, this is uncharted territory for israel, which now finds itself in a full scale war. >> imtiaz tyab in tel-aviv, thank you. >>> exploded on a major jewish holiday catching the israeli military off guard. >> reporter: gaza militants started their surprise attack this morning, launching thousands of rockets into israel. following it up with an invasion by land, sea and even air. social media showed them quickly sweeping into israeli military bases and communities, killing hundreds and injuring hundreds more. this israeli woman says she was able to escape an outdoor party attacked by gunmen. palestinian militants attacked on multiple fronts. videos of the aftermath show bodies of israeli civilians scattered across the streets. during the assault, hamas used drones to target machine guns, soldiers and to even hit a tank. while captur

>> imtiaz tyab, thank you. for more on this extraordinary visit, let's turn to cbs' chief foreign affairs correspondent margaret brennan. all right, margaret, i look at those protests in the streets across the middle east. i wonder what is president biden saying to some of these arab leaders? is he sharing that intelligence? what's their reaction? >> yes, and the president spoke on that flight back with egypt's president about all of this. but keep in mind the u.s. has a credibility problem in this region of the world when it comes to u.s. intelligence conclusions, and president biden referenced today the mistakes made by the u.s. after 9/11 when decisions were made too swiftly and based on rage. and that is likely a reference to the invasion of iraq. he did call for respect for the law of armed conflict and to minimize impact on civilians, but norah, he refrained from calling for a cease-fire. in fact, the u.s. vetoed a u.n. resolution to that effect earlier today. given that there have now been 11 days of bom

norah norah. >> norah: imtiaz tyab, thank you.he first and deadliest attacks in the war took place at a music festival where young people were dancing and spending time with friends. a hamas militants killed 260 people and took others hostage during the first wave of terror. cbs's holly williams traveled to the site where a weekend of music turned into a nightmare for the entire nation. >> reporter: and the scrubland of southern israel is the aftermath of a party that became a bloody massacre. the people's tents and blanket's are still here. thousands of people were gathered here around 3 miles from the border with the gaza strip. sitting ducks for hamas. this place is indescribably eerie. young people came here for a party, for a celebration, and then they were slaughtered. here you can still see their toiletries, their toothbrush, their clothing. early on saturday, after a night of dancing. hamas gunmen arrived with murder on their mind. as partygoers ran for their lives. they were cut down. israel says at least 260 people were

norah. >> norah: imtiaz tyab, thank you. invasion is imminent and israeli commandos have started conducting raids to target hamas militants and search for hostages. cbs's charlie d'agata spent the day on the front lines near the gaza border. >> reporter: even under relentless israeli attack, hamas unleashed its own retaliation today. firing more than 150 rockets toward the southern city of ashkelon. it comes as israeli defense officials say ground forces had launched raids into gaza for the first time, hunting for militants and more than 100 hostages they're holding. they said the incursion involved tanks and infantry soldiers, searching and collecting evidence that would assist in locating the missing. we went to ashkelon to witness the barrage of hamas rockets firsthand. >> that's close. when we heard the air raid sirens, and then we got low. followed by a number of loud explosions. >> reporter: that's what it's like in these cities that are so close to gaza. you hear the air raid sirens and you've got seconds to take cove

. >>> we go to imtiaz tyab who interviewed the political spokesman for hamas yesterday. >> well, margaretas you can imagine this was a challenging and often combative interview with dr. hamed, a spokesman for hamas and senior member of its political bureau. dr. hamed denied it received outside support including from iran which contradicts statements earlier to the bbc that it did. did you receive support from outside? >> no. >> did you receive support from iran. >> no. this was taken by hamas only. >> you received no support from any other country outside of gaza? >> no, no, no, never. >> he denied hamas fighters targeted civilians saying their target was only the israeli military and israeli military infrastructure, something we challenged him on given the vast amount of video evidence of hamas fighters shooting at civilians in civilian areas. now, as for why hamas carried out such a brazen and brutal attack inside israel, dr. hamed blames successive israeli governments for refusing to end the decades long o o territories israel's current government described as extreme far right has pur

norah. >> norah: imtiaz tyab, thank you very much.turn, there is another harrowing story of survival. tonight we want to introduce you to a mother of three whose neighborhood was overrun by hamas militants, putting her family's life in imminent danger. miri messika tells us her family barely survived. do you have any clothes with you? any belongings? >> nothing. >> norah: her home on a kibbutz 3 miles from gaza raided by hamas militants and set on fire. what do you think would have happened to you and your family if you had stayed in your apartment? >> burned to death. >> norah: instead, miri, her husband, and their three children escaped from the second floor window. when did you decide that you had to jump? >> we couldn't breathe because of the smoke and because of the gas. >> norah: they rushed to a neighbor's bomb shelter where they hid in silence for seven hours while hamas terrorists rained gunfire >> it was very frightening. >> norah: the worst part, she says, was the sheer terror of waiting. as more than 100 mothers from her c

norah. >> norah: imtiaz tyab, thank you.dministration says it's working with israel to help american citizens trying to leave the country, and just moments ago, the state department raising the alert level for americans here, saying they should reconsider travel to israel. cbs's ed o'keefe is at the white house with the latest details. >> reporter: president biden tonight issued a warning to the iranian regime which has provided hamas with money and weapons for decades. >> make it clear to the iranians. be careful. >> reporter: the white house maintains there's no direct link between iran and saturday's attack and the iranians deny any role. u.s. intelligence sources tell cbs news the regime was actually surprised by the scope of the assault. but texas republican congressman michael mccaul today disputed that assessment. >> i think all roads lead to iran. we certainly don't want to see this escalate, but iran is already in this. and to say somehow that iran is not i think is just a lack of common sense. >> reporter: while tr

>> norah: imtiaz tyab, thank you. this extraordinary visit, let's turn to cbs's chief foreign affairs correspondent margaret brennan. all right, margaret, i look at those protests in the street, across the middle east, and i wonder, what is president biden saying to some of these arab leaders? is he sharing that intelligence? what's their reaction? >> reporter: yes, and the president on that flight back with egypt's president about all of this, but keep in mind, the u.s. has a credibility problem in this region of the world when it comes to u.s. intelligence conclusions. and president biden referenced today the mistakes made by the u.s. after 9/11, when decisions were made too swiftly and based on rage, and that is likely a reference to the invasion of iraq. he did call for respect for the law of armed conflict and to minimize impact on civilians, but norah, he refrained from calling for a cease fire. in fact, the u.s. vetoed a u.n. resolution to that effect earlier today. given that there have now been 11 days of bom

cbs's imtiaz tyab reports from the west bank, where violent protests continue. >> reporter: israeli forcesaza's northern and eastern borders as they prepare for a ground war. but along the palestinian territories southern front, repairs are underway at the rafah crossing with egypt as 90 trucks of humanitarian aid wait to get in and foreign passport holders, including u.s. citizens, wait to get out. gaza is in desperate need of aid, but as israel strikes only intensify, in the south, where more than 600,000 have taken refuge, some are now leaving, saying they would rather die in their own homes. while on the israeli-occupied west bank, utterly confront israeli forces, who strike back hard. israeli sniper shot at several protesters. we witnessed at least three and caught the moment one injured protester was put in an ambulance. since hamas' deadly rampage, 82 palestinians have been killed in the west bank. the fury that these protesters have isn't just at israel and its bombardment of gaza. it is also at president biden,% who may say is giving israel unconditional support. unconditional sup

>> norah: imtiaz tyab, thank you.pact the release of american hostages may have on this rapidly-evolving conflict, let's turn to chief foreign affairs correspondent margaret brennan. all right, margaret, you heard charlie d'agata say the air strikes have stopped for now. what does this mean for a potential ground invasion? >> reporter: well, it is possible this is part of hamas' strategy to slow down the potential of a ground invasion but that is ultimately up to the israelis, and what diplomats tell me is they are focused instead on really trying to maximize this window of opportunity. they know they have a short period of time to try to get hostages out, and they see this as proof of concept. they ow know that they can negotiate with hamas through qatar, and so they are hoping they can replicate this. >> norah: we also heard from the secretary of state today, there are still ten americans unaccounted for. some of them being held hostage. why did hamas release this mother and this daughter? >> reporter: no one is qui

norah. >> norah: imtiaz tyab, thank you.the senior defense official to cbs news, there is potential for significant escalation against u.s. forces in iraq and syria, and comes as western leaders behind the scenes are asking israel to delay their ground invasion in hopes of getting more hostages out. here's cbs's nancy cordes. >> it's delicate to diplomacy, privately the white house is urs to hold off on a ground invasion of gaza while publicly u.s. officials say it is stuck to israel. >> not dictating terms to the israeli forces. >> reporter: waiting would give the u.s. and israel more time to negotiate the release of hostages, including at least ten americans who are unaccounted for. >> we want the hostage release. >> reporter: waiting would also give neighboring egypt more time to deliver food, water, and medicine to innocent palestinians. you view humanitarian aid to getting their first as important? >> whether or not there is a ground invasion, we believe that humanitarian assistance falling to the people of gaza is crit

. >> imtiaz tyab, thank you very much. >>> and at every turn, there is another harrowing story of survival. tonight we want to introduce you to a mother of three whose neighborhood was overrun by hamas militants, putting her family's life in imminent danger. miriam tells us her family barely survived. >> do have you any clothes with you, any belongings? >> nothing. >> reporter: her home on a kibbutz raided by hamas militants and set on fire. >> what do you think would have happened to you and your family if you had stayed in your apartment? >> we'd burn to death. >> reporter: insteady, merry, her husband, and three children escaped from the second floor window. they rushed to a neighbor's bomb shelter, where they hid in silence for seven hours while hamas terrorists rained gunfire outside. >> it was very frightening. >> reporter: the worst part, she says, was the sheer terror of waiting as more than 100 mothers from her community texted each other near constant updates. she read them to us. >> "we have shootings. please come help us". >> do you think they were coming to try and kill you? >

>> norah: imtiaz tyab in the west bank, thank you.is into perspective, cbs chief of foreign affairs correspondent and moderator facing the nation, margaret brennan, how does today's news about the hostages change the dynamic? >> not entirely clear what the hamas' motivation is with him in a giant release of a monitor and a daughter of illinois today. we do know diplomats say they will continue to push for hostages intensely. in the next few days to be released. they've seen catarrh can to deliver. they feel like they have point in a very short period of time to get as many people out as a can. will continue once the ground invasion it does begin. they won't stop trying to get hostages out but it makes a complicated situation far more complex. >> norah: there are some that 200 hostages from 40 countries. why this mother and teenage daughter? that are from america. speak out that's a big question being asked of the 200y2 americans who live on u.s. oils. there are other dual citizen that believed to be held. there are some analysis of th

maybe after that we can talk any -- about anything. >> that again was imtiaz tyab. >>> for relativesd by hamas these are desperate hours as the militants have threatened to execute their captives. cbs's holly williams also in tel aviv has more. holly? >> reporter: good evening, jericka. tonight israel's military says that it's confirmed at least 155 hostages are being held by hamas in gaza. hamas claims that 27 of the hostages have been killed in israeli airstrikes and others wounded, though we cannot verify that. the images of hamas kidnapping hostages have horrified israel. many of them are civilians. some are children. and amongst them are americans. the militants are now playing a deadly game of blackmail, threatening to kill one hostage every time israel bombs palestinian civilians without warning. tonight israel's prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, met with the family members of some of the hostages. >> bring them home! bring them home! >> reporter: but many here in israel blame their own government for the apparent security failures that allowed hamas to go on a killing spree

and nobahar are second with seven points , and nasaji imtiaz is in the question category.comes out and punches the ball. in this context, tonight in group 5, persolis, the third representative of our country , will host esteghlal of tajikistan from 19:30 minutes in tehran's azadi stadium. al-nasr of saudi arabia and eddahl of qatar will host each other in this group . thank you for your cooperation. today is tuesday, the second of november, the ninth of rabi'ani and the twenty-fourth of october. zuhr call to prayer in tehran at 11.49 am maghrib at 17.3 pm. thank you for being with us . have a nice day and god bless you. in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most respected viewers good morning, welcome to the news of the stock exchange. the head of the financial institutions violation department of the stock exchange organization announced the financial fine of two trading companies . mr. malek mohammadi said that upon receiving the report of two trading violations from the management, he supervised the brokers of their violation cases due to not receiving guarantees

tofan newspaper was banned 15 times, but he is the owner at the same time imtiaz was the director of aineh afkar pikar and qiyam newspapers, who printed them after the arrest of storm. in 1307, he represented the people of yazd in the seventh term of the national assembly, and at the end of 1309 , he fled to russia, but there, due to the protests of the soviet government, at the request of the ministry of foreign affairs of iran, he went to berlin and participated in the court that was held against him. let's take a look at the activities of both the constitutional era and the beginning of the pahlavi era, which almost coincides with some of the activities you mentioned. yes, farakh yazdi in lately , the qajar period, when zakim and dole qashqai ruled yazd i said that his lips were stitched in the beginning of the pahlavi period, so farrokhi fled to berlin and finally came to iran by timur tash in august 1311, but finally because of the debt to agha reza kagazforosh, who was forced to file a complaint against farrokhi by the pahlavi government. on july 8, 135, farokhi yazdi was impri

imtiaz returned to the top of the reddy table. in another important game of the bundesliga tonight, bayern munich scored three goals against freiburg in allianz. the winner left the field . with this victory, khyha gained 17 points and took the place of dortmand in the third place. in the last game of this week's encheracht tournament , frankfurt beat heidenheim with two goals. la liga, spain, the victory of atleti and las palmas. in the continuation of the 9th week of this tournament tonight, atlético madrid beat real sociedad in vando metropolitano 2 and scored 19 points. it was placed in the fourth place in the ranking table. viar lost to lasmas in his own field. today, alaves betis also conceded a draw and celta vigo's match was tied with a hook. in this framework, pishanada has faced barcelona at home. this game ended in granada's favor until the end of the first half. now it will continue in the second half of the game. let's go to the italy series , the hard victory of lazio and the high-scoring win away from the home of th

from the left and the right side , he continues to subvert sin bardaz here, imtiaz khodange.ed in the middle from the left and right sides so that the defending wrestler doesn't know which side he wants to hit from. this is one of the small things in the work, there are 10 and one small things . small issues that are not visible, but continuous training, continuous training , and here he succeeds. this wrestler had powerful hands, but we saw that strength along with technique and speed, and tiro toshii mohammad's presence in sarevi's delaver amoli, we are in the harbor of the competitions. the asian games came and the opponent has already rained down on himself. i hope he can defeat this ship . we will defeat the chinese in their own home in the final. he is still trying to work on his opponent's hands in his head. we have six golds and we will win one gold. may our caravan and wrestling get a gold, and after that, amir mirza will get one point, god forbid , the valiant man will manage to beat his opponent by 4-0. he is working, but he is busy until he can run the phyto fan f

in another group game, atlético madrid was stopped by 2 goals and 5 imtiaz took second place.kylian mbappé led milan in group f at the parc des princes with three goals. randal colo and leichlin scored three goals for the parisians in this game. from the same group, newcastle lost at home with a losing goal. in the table, paris saint-germain with 6, newcastle and dortmund with four and milan with two points are the first to fourth. in group g, manchester city, the defending champion , won 3-1 against its host, young boys of switzerland, and was at the top of the table with nine points. for sitting hallen twice and manael akanji managed to score and scored a shock goal in the other game of this group defeated lai petare red belgrade and took the second place with 6 points. finally, in group h, barcelona beat shakhtar by 1 and scored 9 points out of 100 for barca and sadako giorgi scored the only goal. from the same group , porto won 4-1 in andor and placed second with 6 points. i scored three goals for porto, ovanilsson scored one goal and stak bev scored one goal , and abdalla

imtiaz is in seventh place.the last game of the 11th week of the spanish league last night, villar 32 defeated granada. but today, at the beginning of the second round of the comprehensive elimination competition in italy, three games will be held . bologna goes far with verona. it starts with the most important matches between stuttgart and onion , berlin, walsburg, leipzig, sanpauli and schalke, and heidenheim and monschungbach . from the displeasure of the arsenal goalkeeper to the possible transfer of toni kroos to. the island in the closed margins of world football. polish papek on the radar of the italian giants. gadsta dello sport reported that the contract of piotrski, the 29-year-old polish midfielder of napoli, is only valid until the end of the season , and despite the agreement of the parties to reduce the hand to the amount of one million euros, the contract is still not signed. the official form did not happen. from yoh and inter as other clients of this game. the end of drinkwater in the green rec

imtiaz tyab asked about freeing those hostages. >> why don't you just release the people who were -- >> look, okay, what we want first of all, we want daily killing to stop. to stop killing, the officials to stop killing and this is genocide here. it is genocide. >> hamas claims 27 hostages have been killed, and israeli air strikes, and others have been wounded. that information though has not been confirmed. >>> and the u.s. government has been working to help out americans who want to leave israel. last night, a charter flight with around 300 people landed in tampa from tel aviv. with major u.s. airlines canceling their flights because of the conflict, many people are having a hard time finding a way home. aston martinez has more. >> reporter: americans are slowly returning to safety as the conflict between israel and hamas rages on. scott forster arrived in chicago >> i got to the gate and sat down and started crying. >> the madison wisconsin resident traveled first from israel to berlin and then washington, d.c. before finally landing at o'hare international airport. >> i'm very

imtiaz remains the leader of his group. group de lance, france defeated 2 arsenal and finished with four points. arsenal is also in the second place with three points. and in group 4, inter beat benfica 1-0 with four points and a draw goltar came in the second place from the same group , socidad defeated its host salzbor with four points . zorkhane sports, along with physical health, pays special attention to the soul of its fans. . here, the first prayer time has priority. there are about 60, 70 people, five-year-old and seven-year-old children . when it is possible to pray , there is a congregational prayer , that is, they pray in congregation. let my child grow up in this atmosphere of pahlavi discussion thanks to god, the reception has improved a lot. you know a lot about this sport. for example, they don't learn sports. they just don't learn sports . as the age increases, i don't care about the athlete anymore, but this sport is more respected as one gets older. is placed because this sport is both our hope and our int

first game and due to the cancellation of their second game against al ittihad of saudi arabia with a imtiaz is in the third place of group one with two losses against air force and ittihad without points. from the fourth group, our country's mazandaz textile co., from 1930 minutes, faced its host nobahar, another representative of uzbekistan, mahdi rahmati's students, after winning against mombrai city, were defeated by al-hilal in the second step, and with 3 points, nobahar is in the third place with one win and one draw with four. the score is in the fourth place. press police , another representative of our country , has a match against esteghlal of tajikistan tomorrow. thank you for your attention to the news of this section. today is monday, the first of november. it is the 8th of rabi al-thani and the 23rd of october. the noon call to prayer in tehran is at 11:49 and the maghrib call to prayer is at 17:38. thank you very much for your company. have a good day and god bless you. in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful. hello, dear viewers , stay tuned to the capital

third place with the defeat in this game , but because of the victory in the first game with three imtiaz is considered one of the contenders for promotion in group d. mehdi alii maradi news reporter, azadi stadium. balshormon national volleyball team will meet its fourth opponent in the olympic qualifiers from group 1 today. in these matches, from 16:30 minutes, iran 's national team will play against the czech republic. atai's students won against qatar yesterday . the olympic volleyball tournament will be held in sehwah with the participation of 24 teams, and at the end of each group two teams will be allowed to participate they win in alpic. champions league... europe, real madrid's win, bayern munich's, inter's and manchester united's and arsenal's defeat. from the second week of this competition, in group 3, real madrid seido defeated the host napoli, the champion of the previous season of the italian serie a , and was at the top of the table. vinicius junior 27 minutes and julingham 34 minutes for real and stiggard 19. vasili scored for napoli from the penalty spot in the 54th minu

imtiaz tyab spent time over the weekend and he is back in west jerusalem. >> we've seen massive demonstrationsover a hundred thousand people took to the streets of the british capital demanding an end to israel's war in gaza. there's also been similar scenes in arab capitals from sana in war-torn yemen to cairo where the egyptian president al sisi called for a, quote, day of rage just hours after his phone call with president biden earlier this week. it was a phone call in which a deal was reached between egypt, the u.s. and israel to allow 20 trucks of desperately needed humanitarian aid into the gaza strip which started arriving only yesterday on the israeli occupied west bank, the violence there is only getting worse. we were at one protest where we witnessed israeli snipers shoot at least three palestinians. earlier, we spoke with the president of the palestinian national initiative and a member of the palestinian legislative council since 2006. >> i'm shattered. i'm angry. mainly because i don't understand why this all should happen. but what breaks my heart so much is the suffering of ci

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imtiaz tyab has the latest from tel aviv. >> reporter: it was under the cover of a massive early morningkets that hamas fighters were able to make their shocking break into israel. it's an assault being described as unprecedented. targeting towns and cities as far away as tel aviv. but unprecedented feels almost inadequate for scenes like this. heavily armed hamas militants roaming the streets in at least # 2 southern israeli towns and border communities for hours, setting fire to tanks and gunning down soldiers and civilians alike. the death toll is staggering. so far, at least 300 have been killed and over 1,600 injured, according to israel's government. and in unknown number of soldiers and civilians dragged into gaza are being held captive inside the territory. caught off guard, the israeli military scrambled to respond, carrying out strikes across gaza, killing more than 250 palestinians and wounding at least 1,600 more, according to the territory's ministry of health. the question many zbliisraelis are asking. how was hamas able to carry out a massive and sophisticated attack witho