kfar aza, right on the border, was one of the first targets of hamas.2 people here and took 19 into gaza as hostages. that buzz is from an israeli drone heading for gaza. later we heard air strikes. bereaved families and a grieving nation were promised total victory over hamas by their prime minister. a year on, hamas are still fighting. the ground around one house has been excavated. it was the home of a man man and his fiancee, both killed by hamas. his father spent weeks looking for his son's head. he didn't find it. a neighbour said there was a nightmare on every corner. we are still inside the trauma. we are not in post—trauma, like people said. we're still here. we're still... we're still in the war. my victory, i will be here with my son and daughter, with my grandchild and living peacefully. for israelis, kfar aza and all the other places that hamas attacked on the 7th of october have become repositories of very deep and still raw national trauma. and the horror that happened here has, for the vast majority of israelis, absolutely justified ever

this is the youth village, or what's left of it, in kfar aza. it hasn't changed at all in the past year. so many of these communities along the border with gaza, just a mile from where we are, remain frozen in october 7th. in washington today, vice president kamala harris co commemorating this day, and acknowledging the immense suffering of innocent people in gaza. >> on this solemn day, i will restate my pledge to always ensure that israel has what it needs to defend itself. and that i will always work to ensure the safety and security of the jewish people, here and around the world. >> reporter: former president trump today also commemorating the day, holding another event this evening. and with no end in sight to the war, more than 41,000 dead in gaza, according to the hamas-run health ministry, the idf telling me today they have two goals if mind. >> 101 hostages home. and the citizens of israel in the south and the north can live safe. >> reporter: and david, we're here in hostage square tonight, and that idf general telling me that the cru

she was kidnaped from kfar aza on october 7th and spent 51 agonizing days in captivity. >> you've justken up into pieces and trying to just survive. just to survive. >> she was released in a hostage deal last november, but she says part of her is still in those tunnels in gaza. her husband, keith. i mean, when you think about keith still being in likely a tunnel, i'm finished. >> i'm just finished. i'm finished. it's just the worst thing to handle. i'm lucky that i got out. i'm lucky. but i'm the unluckiest person on earth because keith is. >> they're here in hostage square, once a bustling center in tel aviv. now a somber homage to those still held captive, aviva still thinks about the people she was with keith and them are just lying on a filthy, dirty mattress and thinking, when is the next time they're going to be raped? >> or touched or tortured or starved or thirsty? because it happens. it happened all the time. >> you have children, you have grandchildren. >> five of them. >> are you able to enjoy any of that or is every day for you basically reliving october 7th? >> i'm relivin

. >> they saw -- >> reporter: at the kfar aza kibbutz we walked through the burnt-out rue thainz toldhe story of the horrors that had taken place. >> some of the children tried to hide behind these bushes, and they found them and they slaughtered them and they were happy. >> reporter: more than 250 people abducted including californian hersh goldberg-polin, who lost his arm to a hamas grenade and ultimately lost his life at the hands of his captors just over one month ago. in the weeks after israel's ground invasion of gaza we were able to join soldiers of the israel defense forces. he showed us what he said was a launchpad for hamas missiles positioned right next to a family's swimming pool. what we didn't see was any palestinian civilians, dead or alive. israel has largely prevented foreign journalists from reporting inside gaza. for cbs news that reporting fell to the courageous work of producer marwan al ghoul, who has risked his life covering this story. marwan has lost several friends and family members, adding to a death toll that has surpassed 41,000 and still climbing by the

for israelis, kfar aza and other places attacked by hamas on october 7 became a repository of a very deep and still unhealed national trauma, and all the horror that happened here for the vast majority of israelis justifies everything that... israel has been doing since then. a year ago, when three days after the attack we came to qfaraza, along with the israeli military, the fighting with hamas was still going on. since then, a year of war has finally dispelled any illusions that peace can reign in the middle east without resolving the deep conflicts. the israelis looked at the hamas fighters who were left lying where they died, as if they were enemies financed by... a crane, who seek to destroy their state, and when the bodies of the murdered israelis were taken out of the ruins, it reminded them of the nazi holocaust, which took the lives of 6 million jews . these soldiers transferred to the north to the border with lebanon. a year later, israel and iran found themselves in direct conflict, which is rapidly developing into a full-scale war. israeli prime minister netanyahu promise

the survivors of the attack on kibbutz kfar aza have not come back to live here.le here, and took 19 into gaza as hostages. that buzz is from an israeli drone heading for gaza — later, we heard air strikes. bereaved families and a grieving nation were promised total victory over hamas by their prime minister. a year on, hamas are still fighting. the ground around one house has been excavated — it was the home of nirel zini and his fiancee niv raviv — both killed by hamas. nirel�*s father spent weeks looking for his son's head — he didn't find it. a neighbour said there was a nightmare on every corner. we are still inside the trauma. we are not in post—trauma like people said. we're still here. we're still... we're still in the war. my victory — i will be here with my son and daughter, with my grandchild, and living peacefully. for israelis, kfar aza and all the other places that hamas attacked on the 7th of october have become repositories of a very deep and still raw national trauma. and the horror that happened here has, for the vast majority of israelis, absolu

jeremy diamond, cnn kfar aza, israel for that report. and as the world marks one year since the october 7 attack, a hundreds of pro-palestinian columbia university students in new york stays a walkout. listen to what some chanted. let me tell you the words that they're going to say. resistance is glorious. we will be victorious. take a listen it does. resistance. in bloomfield, michigan, just north of detroit, someone spray painted the words free palestine and intifada on the offices of the jewish federation police in that area are investigating according to fbi data, anti-semitic hate crimes rose 63% last year. and despite jews accounting for only about 2% of the u.s. population, the data shows anti-semitic incidents made up 68% of all releligious-based hae crimes in the united states last year the harris-walz campaign is out with a new strategy or political panel weighs in next on cnn right now, pet dander skin cells, mold spores, pollen, and dirt are being sucked into your air ducts, get cleaner air and system efficiency. >> now, with