they are friends of naama levy.ple will remember naama levy because she was one of the most searing images on october 7, where she was being dragged by her hair, her hands were zip tied into gaza her gray sweatpants were bloodied signs of sexual abuse and it was just a moment that no one could forget these are her friends and her family who were gathered there paying tribute to what she looked like when she was kidnapped into gaza. she is still believed to be being held there with the other hostages that are being held as well. she was an observer in the israel defense forces. those were a lot of women who were in charge of essentially watching the security cameras leading up to that, they'd actually sounding the alarm saying that hamas was preparing for some kind of attack there are warnings went unheeded. a lot of them have argued, many of them were killed that day, but they were paying tribute to her and actually spoke to naama's father, yoni while we were down there just about what he hopes this moment with sinw

, naama's mother. >> she is such an inspiration. she is incredible.know, thrown into this unbelievable anguish, into the spotlight and into a fight she never asked for and she is just -- i can't say it without crying. i watch her and i'm in awe of where her strength is coming from. and how determined she is to do everything she can to bring naama home. and it is just -- i don't know how she does it. >> i think she does it with your help. i since you are an unwavering support and i thank you for sharing the story with us. we think about you so much. >> thank you, appreciate it. >>> elon musk factor in this race was an article today about donald trump's speeches and how they are reigniting the question of his age. that's next. that's next. looks like my to-do list grew. "paint the bathroom, give baxter a bath, get life insurance," hm. i have a few minutes. i can do that now. oh, that fast? remember that colonial penn ad? i called and i got information. they sent the simple form i need to apply. all i do is fill it out and send it back. well, that sounds

that is my naama. naama was a soldier, but herjob was what's called a spotter.ung women whose role was to monitor via surveillance cameras suspicious activity in gaza. they'd warned that hamas was planning something big for years. its fighters training in footage like this. the nahal 0z base is now completely destroyed and some of the women spotters who work there are asking why it wasn't better protected. sharon is one of the few who didn't die. she didn't want to give her real name and her words are re—enacted by a bbc producer. they told me, "get up. the terrorists are here, outside the door." i thought it wasn't real. it didn't make sense that they would be here inside the military base. we tried to call for more support but i remember they said there is no one can come. and she's not the only person saying that if nahal 0z had been better reinforced the soldiers there could have helped stop hamas from going on to kill hundreds of israelis. if that post was stronger. and pushed back the hamas in that area, it could save a lot of life. - but even if nahal oz

that is my naama. naama was a soldier, but herjob was what's called a spotter.one of dozens of mostly young women whose role was to monitor via surveillance cameras suspicious activity in gaza. they'd warned that hamas was planning something big for years. its fighters training in footage like this. the nahal 0z base is now completely destroyed and some of the women spotters who work there are asking why it wasn't better protected. sharon is one of the few who didn't die. she didn't want to give her real name and her words are re—enacted by a bbc producer. they told me, "get up. the terrorists are here, outside the door." i thought it wasn't real. it didn't make sense that they would be here inside the military base. we tried to call for more support but i remember they said there is no one can come. and she's not the only person saying that if nahal 0z had been better reinforced the soldiers there could have helped stop hamas from going on to kill hundreds of israelis. if that post was stronger. and pushed back the hamas in that area, it could save a lot of lif

that is my naama. naama was a soldier, but herjob was what's called a spotter.as to monitor via surveillance cameras suspicious activity in gaza. they'd warned that hamas was planning something big for years. its fighters training in footage like this. the nahal 0z base is now completely destroyed, and some of the women spotters who work there are asking why it wasn't better protected. sharon is one of the few who didn't die. she didn't want to give her real name, and her words are re—enacted by a bbc producer. they told me, "get up. the terrorists are here, outside the door." i thought it wasn't real. it didn't make sense that they would be here inside the military base. we tried to call for more support, but i remember they said there's no back—up, no—one can come. and she's not the only person saying that if nahal 0z had been better reinforced, the soldiers there could've helped stop hamas from going on to kill hundreds of israelis. if that post was stronger. and pushed back the hamas in that area, it could save a lot of life. - but even if nahal oz and other

there's been no proof of life of naama and certainly not in recent times.that -- how do you keep going? >> well, yes, it is very difficult. we have proof of life of her when she was -- when the former hostage deal and the women hostages that were released and they told us about her and that they saw her, and then we had several times that we did get information and we do know that she is there and alive. we cannot date them, exactly, i can't say. so knowing that she is there, she is alive. she is surviving despite the horrible conditions and despite she is -- despite that she is deprived of her freedom and her very basic needs, that's what keeps me going. i must on eye cannot break, you know, even if i need to get myself together, and i take, you know, a few hours for that and i must continue fighting for her and being strong for her because she's surviving. i have to survive. i have to be here for my kids that are here. >> yeah. >> so, and i do have a lot of support around, and a lot of family, friends, our loved ones in the community. a lot of support fro

literally and naama little girls, young girls, that one years in hell 1,200 people dead. another 200 50 were taken hostage over 100 are thought to remain in captivity to this day, according to israel's prime minister's office but it's unclear how many are still alive war in gaza, which has killed more than 41,000 people for these two women, a ceasefire deal is standing in the way of their reunion with their children. >> people in the world forget them our government and the media, the media and all over the world, they forgot that they are still in july. >> the families decided to release this updated photo of their daughters in captivity, saying that time is running out. >> people made this for her yeah, it's for when she comes what is the say? we missed to you are our sunshine when i visited the levee home earlier this year, i was struck by how naama's bedroom looked more like that of a preteen in a nearly 20-year-old memories and the hope of embracing their girls again, we are hoping hoping that they are together there and helping each other survive we're trying to be

that is my naama. the young soldier's job was what is called a spotter.n who monitored suspicious activity in gaza. they'd warned that hamas was planning something big for years, its fighters training in footage like this. the nahal 0z base is now completely destroyed and some of the women spotters who worked there are asking why it wasn't better protected. shimron is one of the few who didn't die. she didn't want to give her real name, and her words are re—enacted by a bbc producer. they told me, "get up. "the terrorists are here, outside the door." i thought it wasn't real. it didn't make sense that they would be here inside the military base. and she is not the only person saying that if nahal 0z had been better reinforced, the soldiers there could have helped stop hamas from going on to kill hundreds of israelis. if that post was stronger and pushed back hamas in that area, it could save a lot of lives. but even if nahal oz and other posts were standing, it could not prevent totally the takeover, but it could save a lot of lives. hundreds of lives? mo

that is my naama. the young soldier's job was what is called a spotter. mostly young women who monitored suspicious activity in gaza. they had warned that hamas was planning something big for years, its fighters training in footage like this. the nahal 0z base is now completely destroyed and some of the women spotters who worked there are asking why it wasn't better protected. shimron is one of the few who didn't die. she didn't want to give her real name, and her words are re—enacted by a bbc producer. they told me, "get up, the terrorists are here outside the door." i thought it wasn't real. it didn't make sense that they would be here inside the military base. and she is not the only person saying that if nahal 0z had been better reinforced, the soldiers there could have helped stop hamas from going on to kill hundreds of israelis. if that post was stronger and pushed back hamas in the area, it could save a lot of lives. but even if nahal oz and other posts were standing, it could not prevent totally the takeover, but it could save a lot of lives. hund

. >> the family of naama levy, who turned 20 while in captivity, says it's been several months sincethey heard about her condition or whereabouts. >> it was after the first hostage deal was was has been done in november, and they were hostages that saw her and met her for a short period of time. and they told us about a bit what she was able to tell them about what she's been through in those 51st days of captivity, who were so long ago. it's unbelievable. he told us about her. then they told us about her being injured from a grenade shot, which we already understood from photos and everything. >> the october 7th attack igniting the war between israel and hamas in gaza, which rages on. yesterday, israeli tanks rumbled into northern gaza for the third time since the war began. airstrikes hitting a mosque and a school in a designated safe zone, reportedly killing 45 people. the israeli military says it targeted hamas command posts. israel also intensifying airstrikes in southern lebanon, targeting leaders of the iran backed militant group hezbollah. a senior u.s. official says israel i

naama was a soldier but worked with potter. unarmed, she was one of dozens of mostly young women whose job it was to keep an eye on surveillance cameras. suspicious activity in gas. they warned that hamas had been planning something big for years. these shots show his fighters training. the nahal-os base is now completely destroyed, and some of the women who worked there with the potters are questioning why it wasn't better protected. sharon, one of the few survivors. she did not want to give her real name. her words were reproduced by a bbc producer. they told me: get up, the terrorists are outside the door. i thought this wasn't really happening, it didn't make sense that they would be in here military base. we tried to call for reinforcements, but i remember being told that there were no reinforcements, no one could come. and she's not alone in saying that if the nahal-os base had been better fortified, it would have helped soldiers stop hamas and prevent deaths. soton israelis, if this facility was stronger and pushed hamas

gathering again after the holiday, one hostage in particular, that they were paying in tribute to his naama levy. she of course was the face of one of the most searing images on that day. her hair, she's being dragged by her hair into gaza, her hands we're zip-tied behind her pack, her gray sweatpants were bloodied seemingly evidence of sexual abuse. i spoke with her father earlier down at hostage square about what yahya sinwar's death than this moment means for him. and what he wants it to look like. this is what he told me i think that's maybe no they don't want unity or maybe this time also to gain israeli government to prime minister to take batteries and to take the deal whatever somebody that some make some agreement that before the death of this to take this is now the time. this is the opportunity. we need to take some aspects and some even takes maybe some time a risk that we did not agree to take before there was this is the moment he believes for netanyahu to take advantage to jump this, to try to get those hostages home. his concern, of course, was that political calculations co

. >> the family of naama levy, who turned 20 while in captivity, says it's been several months since they heard about her condition or whereabouts. >> the hostages that saw her and met her for a short period of time. it's unbelievable. he told us about her. then they told us about her being injured from a grenade. >> the october 7th attack igniting a war between israel and hamas in gaza, which rages on. yesterday, israeli tanks rumbled into northern gaza for the third time since the war began, reportedly killing 45 people. airstrikes hitting a mosque and a school in a designated safe zone. the israeli military says it targeted hamas command posts. israel also intensifying airstrikes in southern lebanon, targeting leaders of the iran backed militant group hezbollah. a senior u.s. official says israel is now considering targeting iranian military bases and oil infrastructure. but as israelis look back on this october seventh, the trauma of that day is still raw. this man was the first resident of a kibbutz to return since the attack. his front door, still covered by hamas bullets. anot

. >> the family of naama levy, who turned 20 while in captivity, says it's been several months since they heard about her condition or whereabouts. >> we're hostages that saw her and met her for a short period of time. it's unbelievable. he told us about her. then they told us about her being injured from a grenade. >> the october 7th attack igniting a war between israel and hamas in gaza, which rages on. yesterday, israeli tanks rumbled into northern gaza for the third time since the war began, reportedly killing 45 people. airstrikes hitting a mosque and a school in a designated safe zone. the israeli military says it targeted hamas command posts. israel also intensifying airstrikes in southern lebanon, targeting leaders of the iran backed militant group hezbollah. a senior u.s. official says israel is now considering targeting iranian military bases and oil infrastructure. but as israelis look back on this october seventh, the trauma of that day is still raw. this man was the first resident of a kibbutz to return since the attack. his front door, still covered by hamas bullets. an

and perhaps most of all, i was scared for the hostages, all 250 of them, but in particular naama levyrrible blood stain on her tracksuit bottoms indicating sexual assault. i was terrified for the further horrors that they'd be subjected to. that night, though, when a clip emerged of people in the uk, british citizens on british soil celebrating the worst mass slaughter of jews since world war two, that was the first time i became scared for myself, for my family. less than 24 hours after the invasion had been thwarted , as i joined, fellow thwarted, as i joined, fellow jews gathered in central london in silent prayer for the dead. just up the road, there were flares being set off and anarchic mass celebration of the worst of humanity. with no police in sight. that's when i became scared for the fate of the british jewish community. in the british jewish community. in the ensuing months , those the ensuing months, those concerns only increased. my children were told to remove their school blazers for their own safety because they attend a jewish school. should i start tucking my star o