we will get live to trey yingst in israel in moments.days until the election, what are the latest poll numbers telling us about the outcome in the presidential race, let's bring in pollster and political analyst frank luntz. it's great to have you on the show as always. i want to have some sound here because i think it's interesting, these are -- we don't have the sound, okay. we had some young voters and i want to read a couple of these they cause you say hold on guys, you voted for them twice and we are talking about, you know, the democrats in 2016 and 2020, then you have guys saying listen, i just like -- it's important to me to know that i'm going to get through the day without being broke all of the time. the economy is a big deal, you believed that male voters are being ignored, frank. >> it's what they tell me. we did a session about 48 hours ago and i was shocked because it's not just about trump, it's not just about harris. for these men who voted democrat in 2016 and 2020, it's about the change in the democratic party. the fee

trey yingst joins us now to discuss the critical situation and new book goes by the name black saturdayccount of the october 7th attack on israel and the war in gaza. trey, thanks for joining us, congrats on the book. i want to start with the news of the day. we have seen this continued pounding inside beirut. israeli officials saying it's strategic going after people and also this crossing. what do we know? >> trey: absolutely. the israelis are ramping up airstrikes on the lebanese capital of beirut. they are focusing on the neighborhood the hezbollah strong hold in the southern part of the city. and we understand that more strikes are expected in the hours ahead as israeli forces try to go after the weapons storage facilities around beirut and also overnight an intelligence command center belonging to the iran-backed organization. and this does come as the israelis are expanding their operations on the ground, pushing deeper into southern lebanon. bret? >> bret: yeah. and this is also comes as the supreme leader of iran called the missile attack legal and legitimate. and we're waiting

. >> paul you can do the whole show we have questions to trey yingst coming your way and david.u thanks for coming in on a saturday. certainly it is a story day republican or democrat they pulled it off over in pennsylvania. 31 days to go means bring out the big guns if you've got some celebrities got stars bring them out because we're looking at virtual dead heat between harris and trump. tonight trump had musk. >> america is the home of the brave. [cheering] and there's no true azest than courage under fire. so that -- who do you want representing america? >> that's the big question. this week president obama is hitting the trail for harris. and the final 30 days race neck and neck joining us now to break it all down one of the best in business new hampshire governor chris sununu your thoughts about tonight first and musk coming out the night -- the size of the crowd. >> yeah. huge win. there's no doubt there's a lot of momentum building it is great to get musk out there he's a character you don't want just a celebrity and a name but a bit of a character he's outspoken he brin

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let's start with our own trey yingst reporting from northern israel. trey? >> overnight was with israelly forces as they entered southern leb lebanon. it was the first time since 2006 that israel has been on the ground publicly. they warned civilians in more that 20 different i'll have -- villages and towns to evacuate. this country is bracing for a possible ballistic missile attack by iran and maybe proxies like hezbollah and the houthis in yemen. we know the u.s. embassy is warning personnel to stay closer to shelters and residents are urged to stay home and close to their mamads, the he brew word for shelter. israel's top spokesman is warning of an imminent missile attack from iran, which would be larger than what we saw in april that includes 300 ballistic missile and cruise missiles with drones. there's consultations taking place right now among the defense echelon of israel about what comes next and what a possible israel response would be to a large-scale missile attack from iran. last weekend the israelis take out the hezbollah leader. there's concer

let's go to trey yingst. >> reporter: neil good afternoon.d more than 120 rockets into northern israel today alone. we know a number of people were injured by shrapnel just north of our position here. the brushes came after israel struck norma's targets overnight in lebanon in the capital of beirut at least half a dozen buildings were taken down by his early air strikes. the exchange of fire came as the u.s. secretary of state antony blinken end blank end arrived in qatar meetings of a possible cease-fire in the middle east specifically between israel and hamas. >> intensely focused on bringing hostages home back ending the war act alleviating the suffering of palestinian children back women and men in gaza. and we've been working closely together to try to do that for many months. now we've seen the quickest way to get there as being through his cease-fire and hostage deal. >> negotiations for a deal are set to resume next week they sent a delegation sunday and the cia director we'll also be in attendance fox news was told with diplomatic ef

all right, let's go back to trey yingst. israel has launched an air attack on onto iran. ey, what have you been able to learn about what's leading up to this and what's going on right now in real time? >> yeah. jason, just to reiterate, fox news can independently confirm that israel has launched its attack against iran. the attack is ongoing at this moment. and we do understand, according to sources, that the focus are military targets in and around the iranian capital of tehran and also in the northern part of the country. i do want to take you back to a conversation that i had earlier this month with israel's defense minister, yoav gallant, a man that i've interviewed many times over the past year. as the war developed between israel and hamas, ultimately between israel and hezbollah, and now as we are seeing tonight between israel and iran. and i asked gallant directly what is on the table when israel responds to this ballistic missile attack? 180 ballistic missiles fired at the jewish state earlier this month. and he interrupted me as we were speaking and he said, ever

arthel: trey yingst live in israel. thank you very much. eric: he has been called a war criminal. abbasid by the pro- palestinian protesters in our country hundreds of thousands of demonstrators in his own. through it all all the criticism and the attacks prime minister benjamin netanyahu has stood firm. on wavered in his determination to protect his nation. forge for the jewish people from the holocaust. what comes next? mike pompeo's next former secretary of state. former director of the cia and also a fox news contributor. first mr. secretary of state, decapitating of hezbollah leaders is astounding attacks in lebanon, sinwa take it out too. do you see this as netanyahu's churchill moment? even to resist the biden administration telling him do not go into rough and if you listen sinwa would still be alive. >> there is no doubt about it. if the israelis had filed the guidance that the demands and the threats of the united states of america the hezbollah leadership the hamas leadership political leadership i was negotiating for the hamas iranian terrorist but they would be alive.

shannon: alright trey yingst live in israel for us today but thank you very much.k with the panel. the hill reports this about what comes next in the wake of sinwa death. a craft for the day after scenario absent hamas leadership to include ideas of the multinational arab security force and a palace guinean similar administration. netanyahu is held back on endorsing any of these ideas. francesca, this is a real kind of a legacy conversation for the biden administration wanting to get this thing wrapped up. >> right now what that usc's is the getting to the cease-fire deal. they believe this is the best possible chance are going to have this. and now that yahya sinwa is dead they say this unique opportunity to try to get these talks restarted. right now they believe that is the best way to get the hostages andback alive at this time. but, as we talk about the ticking clock on president biden's legacy and roughly three weeks from now, in that vice president kamala harris will win this election and that will be largely viewed as a reaffirmation of president biden's wo

trey yingst on the breaking news and what do we know about this, trey yingst? >> john, good afternoon we are talking about the man who recently replaced hezbollah leader hassan nasrallah and he was killed in an air strike in beirut last week. it has taken israelis a number of days to come from the news that we hurt not only from prime minister benjamin netanyahu but also from the country's defense minister who is scheduled to meet tomorrow in washington with u.s. secretary of defense lloyd austin. benjamin netanyahu addressing the public asking, "do you remember at that country was called the pearl of the middle east question mike. >> speaking to lebanese public and wants to put as much pressure on hezbollah as the ground operation from iranian-impact militia and air strikes targeting lebanese capital at beirut beirut. this has not been a quiet day for israelis either. we understand that the 11 rocket fire continues in a number of eras on the northern border between israel and lebanon. 100 hezbollah rockets on the city of haifa reporting from right now. earlier

trey yingst in haifa, thank you. on what to expect in the region as tensions remain high, former ambassador -- actually, in several countries in the middle east, james jeffrey. mr. ambassador, thanks for being here on set. you know this so well. we're hearing these reports about strikes on iran's oil infrastructure, unclear exactly what direction that's going. your sort of analysis of it is? >> well, i think that israel knows, marley after the latest strike of -- particularly after the latest strike of almost 200missiles some of which got through and got close to knocking out israeli military installations, israel has to the make a massive retalia a story strike. it's preparing one that it hopes will shut down iran's direct participation in this war. of course, iran is indirectly supporting hezbollah blah, the houthis, hamas and all the rest. we'll have to see what that is. the targets are variable, the goal is clear and unique, to shut iran down as an active participant in strikes against israel. griff: is your read

fox news chief foreign correspondent trey yingst has been covering it all.om israel this day, this anniversary coming up tomorrow has special meaning for you and, of course, everybody in israel. it's been a year. how has that renal, how has -- that region, that country been transformed? >> reporter: yeah, pete, you bring up a great point, and that's that the war continues and there really is no end in sight. just overnight the israelis were striking targets in the northern part of the gaza strip. today we understand there's a mass evacuation order for palestinian civilians, an indication that israel plans to go deeper into northern gaza again on the ground. if there are now diplomatic efforts that are rising to the to the surface to try and end the conflict right now and, importantly, get the hostages that are still inside gaza out. and so one major thing that's changed is that now this is a multifront war, and israeli forces are not just operating on the ground inside gaza, but also on the ground in southern lebanon. so as the region marks the one-year anni

. >> brian: fox news chief correspondent trey yingst joins us. we'll get to your book, too. but your thoughts, first time since 2006, idf in lebanon. >> trey: absolutely, israeli forces launched ground offensive into southern lebanon going after hezbollah positions along the border. my team and i were embedded with an israeli commando unit and went to the hezbollah unit o overnight. we got a look at the staging of israeli troops on the border and how they crossed into hezbollah-controlled territory. there are a number of places they will put new pressure on the iran-backed group. they ordered evacuation of two dozen neighborhoods, they want people to go north of the litani ri river. daniel hagari is addressing the israeli public. israeli military has issued new home-front guidelines to civilians in israel to remain close to shelters and limit public gatherings. we'll wait to see how hezbollah will respond to . >> lawrence: what was the turning point? israel has been on offense with hamas, not for hezbollah. after the pager attack and now going more offensive, what changed? >>

trey yingst will be my special guest on my saturday show to talk about these developments and all heaturday," really is a moving book, i just received a copy, already halfway through it. it really, from the guy who was there to see it from the beginning and report on it from the beginning, ending the war and the back-and-forth. we look forward to chatting with him on that. lieutenant general back with us, the former national security advisor under vice president pence. general, always great having you. you heard, obviously, the recommendations that joe biden had for the israelis. don't go after nuclear facilities. in iran. there was a republican senator, always fair and balanced, who told me, go after oil facilities. now, of course, the danger there is you attack oil facilities, oil prices rocket worldwide, but your thoughts? >> yeah, neil, thanks for having me. look, president biden said he wants to make sure they respond proportionally to the attack. he keeps misreading it. the fact is that the israelis have the doctrine. they call that doctrine that means "disproportionate respons

i want to bring in trey yingst, he's got a great book on this, "black saturday," i just finished it. do want the talk about that, but first, trey, what's going on right now? >> reporter: yeah, neil. we are seeing more attacks by the iran-backed group hezbollah into northern israel. earlier today there were more rockets soaring through the skies of this city. some of them intercepted, others slamming into the sea off the my right. this is a reoccurring theme as the conflict continues. it's not just here in haifa, israel's third largest city, but all across northern israel as israeli strikes are hammering positions in southern lebanon and also in the lebanese capital of beirut. the group is still firing back. they have an arsenal of thousands of rockets and missiles, and they are using them as we speak. neil in. neil: trey, when this all started, you think about it with the hamas surprise attack almost a year ago, did you have any idea what you were covering them, that we'd be here now with a widening conflict that some point to being the next world war iii? >> reporter: we didn't know

trey yingst has the very latest from haifa, israel, for us at this hour.off in the distance just a few moments ago -- fired into northern israel it gives you a sense of just how active the northern front remains as diplomatic efforts are ongoing to try and find an off-ramp for the region as the middle east continues to spiral. we do know today u.s. secretary of state antony blinken is in israel, he met this morning with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and discussing a variety of topics including the current security situation across the reason -- region and uneducated attack by israel against iran. blinken also meeting with yoav gallant the country's defense minister in tel aviv. while they spoke israel continued to bombard lebanon overnight israel launched more strikes against the lebanese capital of the route and make local health officials say 13 people were killed and dozens more injured their mix one of those strikes hit an area across from the largest public hospital as the evacuation orders from more civilians were given earlier and denied

trey yingst joins us from haifa. is this becoming an all-out war between iran and israel, trey?rter: stuart, good morning. the short answer is we don't know, and and we do expect some sort of iranian retaliation a for the israelis taking out hassan nasrallah, the leader of hezbollah, their largest proxy in the middle east over the weekend. and just overnight the israelis took the. current conflict up a notch by launching a ground raid into southern lebanon, targeting a variety of hezbollah positions there. and so the iranians in some sense feel they have to save face and support their largest proxy and, remember, they still feel that a tab is open on the killing of the leader of hamas who was killed in tehran at the inauguration of the new president. so the situation is very dire for the region. we understand israeli air defense is on high alert, and they are preparing for the possibility that even tonight iran could launch a ballistic missile attack toward the country. stuart? stuart: i just want you to speculate for one second, trey. supposing they launch the missile and it go

trey yingst is live in israel. do we know anymore about how this went down? >> good afternoon appeared we are still gathering information about what exactly took place but we can now report that the shelling actually happened yesterday. israeli forces were not able to make it to this area of southern gaza until today where they discovered according to reports the body of yahya sinwar. this makes an important distinction. this was not like the targeted strike against hassan nasrallah the leader of hezbollah. this was a routine strike saw movement and southern gaza and fired and got to the scene and confirmed that they had killed the leader of hamas, sinwar. but jennifer raises an important point. the question is what happens to the hostages inside gaza because up until this point the qatari and egyptian negotiations that were ongoing albeit at a low level were still led in part by yahya sinwar. hamas is running out of leaders to negotiate on their behalf and there are still more than 100 hostages, some of them dead in some of them alive inside gaza. israel's p

trey yingst is in haifa for us. trey, has hezbollah responded to these attacks? yes, stuart, good morning. they've not yet responded but overnight israel launched a series of air strikes against banks across lebanon linked to hezbollah. smoke could be seen rising from the lebanese capitol and explosions targeted the stronghold and one location near the airport. in addition to beirut, the bikkah valley saw new strikes and senior israeli official briefed media after weakening hezbollah's ability to finance the war against israel. on the ground, israel is continuing to push deeper into lebanon and new soldiers entering each day and they're firing hundreds of rockets over the border this weekend and northern front remaining active and special envoy is in bay root today for -- beirut today for meetings about a path forward to ebbed the war and israel gave them a document with the ceasefire and along the demands is that israel wants to maintain an ability and conducting raids in lebanon in what's referred to as active enforcement of agreement and israel's southern fron

trey yingst has the latest live from tel aviv. >> trey: new leader of hezbollah spoke for the first timeeing appointed to secretary general. he says he will continue fighting israel but appeared open to a possible ceasefire agreement under right condition. the former deputy nasrallah took a chance to make an open insightful against prime minister netanyahu whose house was targeted with a drone. he survived this time, but they said perhaps he would be killed in israel. there is fire along the northern front. hundreds of rockets being traded. lebanon prime minister signalled a deal could be just ways away. there are discussions for an agreement. israel is preparing for the possibility iran launch counter strike following saturday's strike. an official telling fox news, they believe iran will try to close this during the response. iran want to avoid broader conflict with iran without dragging this out and looking weak on the world stage. >> carley: trey yingst live in tel aviv. thank you so much. republicans are hoping to widen majority in the lower chamber and their eyes are set on these s

into idled overnight pictures with missiles right at israeli fox news chef foreign correspondent trey yingst live in haifa, israel with the very latest. >> good morning right now israeli is accessing damage following large scale ballistic missile attack overnight launched by iran more than 180 mils through the sky some intercepted others impacting ground below israel advanced missile defense system arrow three to take down much fire, significant impacts caused by missiles one palestinian man killed in west bank two israelis injured iranians used hypersonic missiles, overnight industrials security cabinet gathered to discuss what the response would be to attack reports indicate israeli response will be a significant it comes as hezbollah launched more than 100 rockets in israel today israel continues to target lebanese capital beirut with airstrikes another security story out of israel a shooting attack yesterday south of tel aviv tilled seven people police say they arrived from west bank targeted a light rail train a lot of moving parts there are real concerns about possibility of further es

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. >> jesse: let's go to trey yingst in israel. trey?, jesse, this was a significant attack that took place across israel earlier today. the iranians firing more than 180 ballistic missiles at this country. some of them were intercepted by israel's arrow three missile defense system, but others slammed into the ground below. we understand the israeli cabinet is meeting tonight to determine what their response will be to this attack that sent millions of people to bomb shelters. we can see here from the city of haifa in the northern part of israel, as these missile-defense systems were active, they were picking off the ballistic missiles that were soaring through the air, and again, this is significant because it is the first time, according to iranian state television, that the iranians used the font of 4 hypersonic ballistic missile. back in april when iran attacked israel they did not use hypersonic ballistic missiles of this caliber, the latest they have in their arsenal, so as we look forward, there are major questions about how the

the first talks since the killing of hamas leader earlier this month chief foreign correspondent trey yingst is live in tel aviv, israel with the very latest from there. trey? >> arthel, good afternoon but cease-fire talks resume today in doha when they hope for an agreement to end the war i spoke earlier with the source familiar with the conversations taking place in qatar they are hopeful in agreement can come to terms here. they cautioned any sort of deal will be a short-term deal. less than a month and the parameters are not yet sets. this comes as a security situation across the region remains difficult and unstable but earlier today there was a suspected terror attack north of israel's second-largest city of tel aviv. here's what we saw when we got to the scene. right now first responders are at the scene of a truck ramming just north of tel aviv. paramedics say at least 35 people were injured in this attack. i'd taken to local hospitals. the motive right now is unclear. police are investigating. it appears to be a terror attack just outside of israel second-largest city and reports in

neil: be safe, trey yingst in the middle of that.here, congressman on the accountability committee. combat pilot, retired brigadier general. you don't mess with him. congressman, always good to see you. obviously, israel is continuing its campaign. the white house is trying to dial it back. israel is doing what it is doing. the white house is saying what it is saying. benjamin netanyahu clearly not paying attention. what do you make of that? >> this is what i make of it. thanks for having me. benjamin netanyahu knows that president biden, while the rhetoric is out there, the rhetoric doesn't match the deeds. benjamin netanyahu, prime minister of israel knows that. this is what iran knows as well. the rhetoric doesn't match the deeds. biden said he wants to turn down the temperature looking for diplomatic solutions, he is thumbing both sides of the war. not only is he funding both sides of the war, he is only chastising, only demanding that israel relent. he's not doing the same of iran or its proxies. iran knows this, benjamin netany

trey yingst has deleted from israel. trey? >> neil: >> good afternoon, neil.s daily rocket fire targeting major population centers like haifa and even sometimes tel aviv and there's new concerned that israel is actually were running low on interceptor missiles for both the iron dome short-range system and the more advanced aero system. over the past year more than that's according to local reports and that's why this week the united states is delivering a and terriblest well israel plaintiff and the military is also going on offense watching morton -- launching more strikes against hezbollah in southern lebanon and pushing ground forces ahead. the israeli military said it took out a hezbollah commander responsible for the group's drone unit there my district comes after injuring attack over the weekend killed four israeli soldiers in central israel remind the israelis were also continuing strikes and shelling against gaza amid new questions about the targeting of areas in central gaza. over the weekend at school in new york and boar's head by israeli -- among

trey yingst is live in haifa, israel. hey, trey, what's the latest there?, griff, good afternoon. race -- israel continues to the expand its air and ground campaign against hezbollah in lebanon. today alone we understand, according to the military, more hezbollah operatives have been killed bringing the total to the 400 this week. now, the israelis released new images showing what they say are weapons that were recovered from hezbollah-controlled areas. active fighting was reported in multiple areas of southern lebanon amid intense exchanges of fire. it comes as israeli strikes pounded the lebanese if capital of beirut overnight. the majority of the strikes were reported in a hezbollah stronghold, among the dead can were paramedics according to lebanese media. israel also targeted the northern city the of tripoli, a hamas commander was reportedly killed along with his family. meanwhile, hezbollah continues the launch rockets into northern israel. one home was damaged causing minor injury toes, and over haifa, local residents ran for bomb shelters. the iron

jon: trey yingst and haifa.ains israel's preparations distract iran. u.s. secretary of state antony blinken is expected to visit israel this week. we are waiting on president biden's comments. here, with more on this lucas tomlinson's wife at the white house now. >> present biden return here to the white house this afternoon from camp david. he ignored reporters shouted questions about those leaks. the president came off a marine want went straight to the oval office. he did not go into the residence for his vice president did interview early on msnbc to speak about the war in gaza. >> so first of all, look, it is going to be hard. it's going to be difficult. but we have got to get this war over with. with got to get hostages out we need the war to end. >> are called both biden and harris were in the israelis not to go into haifa that's where the idf killed sinwa pete mike pompeo said this good thing they ignore the white house. >> there is no doubt about it if the israelis had followed the guidance, the demands

we have a very big nights coming up with a trey yingst special i will be looking forward to that i'mure you will too but for now back to you. >> absolutely, absolutely. thank you. >> former president trump campaigning the battleground of wisconsin this afternoon. that's a one day after his emotional return to butler, pennsylvania. he held a packed rally at the sight of his first assassination atte today it back to the campaign trail. bill melugin live in wisconsin with the pr a preview of the ray there. >> good afternoon. president trump has been hit in the campaign trail pretty much nonstop in recent days. this afternoon is going to be here at a very windy wisconsin bird making his fourth campaign stop in the badger state in the last nine days. recent polling shows he might have a little bit of ground is got to make out. take a look at the latest marquette university polling shows kamala harris has a four-point lead over donald trump here in wisconsin. fifty-two -- 48%. however, we should note that is within the margin of error. this poll taken between mid to late september. as for

maria: thank you very much, trey yingst stay safe and high-fat, the pentagon confirming they were ablet the majority of the missiles into guided missile destroyers were involved in the firing of a dozen interceptors the biden administration message iran clearly did not work. >> i have one word, don't. >> what is your message to hezbollah and its backer iran. >> don't, don't, don't. >> don't. >> what is the message to ibm. >> israel may launch population into a banana are you comfortable with the plan. >> i'm more aware and uncomfortable with them stopping we should have a cease-fire now. >> more calls from a cease-fire from joe biden heritage foundation vice president of national security and foreign policy in deputy national security adviser under president trump victoria coates back with us, thank you very much for being here, your reaction to all that's transpired in the last 48 hours. >> it to see you listening to the president the vice president saying don't over again and see what happened yesterday in israel is farcical and the reality last april the first time they iranians dir

trey yingst in tel aviv. trey, does that mean we're getting closer to a ceasefire?tely, it does. diplomatic efforts are item going to end the war between israel and hamas. a senior hamas official signaled the group is open to an agreement as negotiations continue with the help of the can qataris, the egyptians and the americans to reach a short-term deal. reports do indicate an agreement is unlikely before the u.s. elections, but fox news is told that conversations continue each day at the working level. u.s. officials will be in the region later this week the move the ball forward as these efforts play out, the death toll continues to rise inside gaza. 88 palestinians were killed in a strike on northern gaza tuesday. the director of the hospital spoke out about the lack of medical supplies and personnel to treat the wounded. [speaking in native tongue] >> translator: we are talking about zero capabilities. zero medical supplies and zero medical personnel. after the arrest of a large number of medical personnel specializing in surgeries. there's only one doctor left

trey yingst live in tel aviv. trey, thanks a lot. the white house for reaction from the biden administration on israel's retaliatory strike on iran and ongoing negotiations. lucas tomlinson is live on the north lawn. >> reporter: good afternoon, mike. we've not heard from president biden today, but we have heard from vice president kamala harris. >> i do believe that it is critically important that we as the united states of america be an active participant in encouraging, one, that this war ends, that we get the hostages out but also that there is a real commitment among nations the a two-state solution and the day taffe. -- the day after. and we have to fulfill that responsibility. >> reporter: what with we've learned froms israel's unprecedented strike on iran is how vulnerable iran's air defense systems are. the pentagon has been given a playbook should the u.s. have to strike iran in the future. the defense systems were destroyed in the first wave, and israeli jets had free range after that. president biden urged the israelis to

standing by to tell us where things are next but first to go to trey yingst reporting in southern israel for us right now. how are people they are reacting today? >> good afternoon. people across israel our morning as they mark the one-year anniversary of that horrific cross-border attack launched by hamas from gaza into southern israel. here is a look back at the humans most affected by this w war. ramon sobs while she reaches for her husband as dirt covers his casket, the grief is too much to bear. mother and sister look on, the faces are filled with agony and deep sadness after waiting nearly 11 months for him to be released from hamas captivity, this family like so many others must now come to terms with a painful reality. >> what happened on october 7th turned our world upside down. it is incomprehensible. >> a year after the october 7th attack against israel, 101 hostages remain inside gaza. more than half of them according to a senior israeli official are still alive. on that dark day, hamas launched a cross-border assault on israel killing around 1200 people, sparking a war that

neil. >> neil: thank you for that, trey yingst in israel. spelling with us on the ramifications of all this always good to have the general. worry about the hostages now and whether this might hurt the possibility of getting them out. what do you think we. >> these organizations tend to have leaders that are subordinate and they have a plan to transfer leadership so i don't know that thanks are going to change all that much. although it was an important strike by the israelis. >> neil: like a three of the top commanders of that attack in israel a little more than a year ago as well as 14 of the top leaders of hezbollah the past couple months, israel is doing this methodically and consistently oftentimes not giving a heads up to the white house exactly what they're doing why do you think that is. >> i am sure they are concerned and maybe they have had instances where they pass information in the united states and they notice perhaps the target had been alerted. so when you're trying to figure out what the problem is, you know, you eliminate a

let's get to chief correspondent, trey yingst, on the ground. the u.s.scenting defense system to israel? >> yeah, sandra, absolutely. israel is preparing for extended conflict with iran and lurch as proxy in the region hezbollah with daily rocket fire targeting haifa and sometimes tel aviv. they were as concerns the running low on interceptor missiles for iron dome for short range system and more advanced zero system. over the past year, more than 20,000 rockets and missiles fired at israel from gaza, lebanon, iran according to local reports and white this week the united states is delivering a bad antiballistic muscle system to help israel to protect skies and sensitive locations on the ground. while israel plays defense, the military is going on offense launching strikes against hezbollah in southern lebanon and pushing ground forces ahead. israeli military took out a hezbollah commander responsible for the group's drone unit and comes after a drone attack over the weekend that killed four israeli soldiers and central israel. continuing straits and sho

gaza up north in lebanon against the terrorist they are of hezbollah chief foreign correspondent trey yingst is live in haifa, is there with the very latest from there. >> good afternoon. we owe israeli forces tonight are targeting the banking system that is an institution linked to hezbollah were briefed earlier by a senior israeli intelligence official who indicated they be striking out with the lebanese capitol of beirut but other positions already explosions have been reported in the back of valley. a hezbollah stronghold and in the neighborhood of southern beirut. an indication the israelis will slowly make good on this promise to target these systems and these and banking institutions that they say hezbollah is using in order to fund the rocket fire and missile attacks against the jewish state. now, all of this on the border is taking place as houthi continues to launch rockets into northern israel. hundreds of rockets soared to the skies of this country. many of them intercepted by israel missile-defense xm, the iron dome. the northern front remains actively southern front is heating

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trey yingst ktvu, fox two news.he biden administration is sending a new $400 million military package to ukraine. >> u.s. secretary of defense lloyd austin making that announcement in kyiv during a meeting with president volodymyr zelenskyy. the visit comes hours after a russian attack on the ukrainian capital. the country is facing difficulty holding back a russian campaign specifically along that eastern front. austin says the u.s. is committed to supporting the war torn country under president biden's leadership. >> we've moved heaven and earth to help ukraine and that inspiring coalition of more than 50 allies and partners continues to stand united to provide your country with the security assistance that ukraine needs to prevail. >> the new aid comes as zelenskyy continues to press western allies to support what he's calling his victory plan. his plan includes inviting ukraine to join nato and then allowing the country to use long range missiles from the west to strike russian targets. >> billions of dollars ar

former pentagon official brent sadler on deck to react to that but first let's get to trey yingst livethe ground in high foot israel. what are we hearing about that where you are? >> good afternoon. overnight israel launched a series of air strikes against hezbollah length banks across lebanon appeared smoke could be seen rising from the capital of beirut, specifically in the neighborhood, a hezbollah stronghold and one location near the airport. in addition to the lebanese capital, the becca valley saw senior strikes after an official brief the media about efforts to weaken hezbollah's ability to finance the war against israel. on the ground israel is continuing to push deeper into lebanon with soldiers entering each day. hezbollah continuing its attacks into northern israel firing hundreds of rockets over the border this weekend. with the northern front remaining active, the u.s. special envoy did is in beirut today for meetings about a path forward to end the war. israel gave the u.s. a new document last week with demands for a cease-fire. among the demands, israel wants to maintain

first let's go to trey yingst.is live wity marks one year t cross-border attacked by her hamas,slaughtering so many peop. here is a look at the humans affected by this war. because she sobs while she reaches for her husband, yegev. as dirt covers his casket, the grief is too much to bear. yegev's mother and sister look on, they face is filled with agony and deep sadness. after waiting nearly 11 months for biden to be released from hamas captivity, like so many others, this family must come to terms with the painful reality. "what happened on october 7th turned our world upside down. it is incumbent angelo." a year after the october 7th attack against israel, 101 hostages remain inside gaza. more than half of them, according to a senior israeli official, are still alive. on that dark day, hamas launched a cross-border assault on israel, killing around 1200 people, starting a war that continues today. the israeli campaign against thomas targeted much of the group's military infrastructure, including an elaborate netw

fox news' trey yingst joins us live live from haifa, israel, with that and a new threat made to israeltes about maybe cutting off weaponry under certain circumstances, trey? >> reporter: yeah, liz, good afternoon. right now israel is preparing for an extended war with iran and its largest proxy, hezbollah. and with daily rocket fire targeting cities like haifa and even sometimes tel aviv, there's concern that israel is running low on missile interceptors for both the iron dome and short-range systems as well as the more advanced system, the arrow. over the past year, more than 20,000 rockets and missiles have been fired from gaza, lebanon, yemen and iran according to local reports, and that's why this week the united states is delivering a thad anti-ballistic missile system that will help israel protect its skies and sensitive locations on the ground. while israel plays defense, the military is also going on offense, launching more strikes in southern lebanon and pushing ground forces ahead. the israeli military says it took out a hezbollah commander responsible for the group's drone u

shannon: a trey yingst report and from israel but we look forward to your special 10:00 p.m.rn on the fox channel tonight thank you for joining us on how speaker michael johnson. speaker, welcome back to "fox news sunday." >> hey shanna, great to be with you as always. >> we are talking middle east as we now await to suit israel's response is to the incoming attack by ron. there's questions about whether or not congress may need to come back for a supplemental for israel. the same day that attack was incoming from iran secretary blinken wrote this in a foreign affairs piece of the biden administration strategy and a much stronger geopolitical position today than it was four years ago pretty seven the harris/biden administration the biden/harris administration came in our enemy saw a country that was in decline. there was an undermining of norms and alliances. the secretary says he does not do politics. but what do you make of his statements? >> the statement makes nonsense. of course everything they have done since day one the fighting/harris administration's projected weakne

fox's trey yingst has more from southern israel. allahu akbar. >> a year after the october 7th attacks, israel is fighting a two front war. and on monday, hamas showed it's still putting up a fight, launching rockets that set off air raid sirens in tel aviv, as well as in towns and cities closer to the gaza border and further north. a rocket attack from hezbollah caused major damage near the lebanese border. the idf responded with more airstrikes on hezbollah targets, but locals claim they're also hitting civilians. >> nothing is left. we have been displaced to the streets. people are dying of hunger. there is no life left for us. >> israeli officials pushing back on those claims, calling any collateral damage the fault of hezbollah and hamas, not the israeli military. >> we are minimizing casualties. so you need to understand the main problem is the fact those terror organizations are using them as human shields. and by doing that, committing a double war crime and on a possible third front, israel is still considering how to respo

fox's trey yingst has details now from haifa, israel, expanding its air campaign against hezbollah byargeting sites it says are used to finance the group's activities. >> but this time the israelis warned civilians to evacuate ahead of the airstrikes and no civilian casualties were reported. american diplomats are now working to stop the fighting and urged lebanese officials to reject hezbollah's demands to link any ceasefire with the fighting in gaza. >> the world will stand by lebanon and its leaders if they make the brave and the hard choices that are required at this time to benefit all of the lebanese people. >> there are still intense battles being waged inside gaza on the ground and from the air. overnight, the hamas run health ministry said 87 people are dead or missing after an israeli attack in the north, and they're calling for an immediate cease fire to evacuate the wounded. >> we want this war to stop and provide protection for hospitals as guaranteed by international law and international norms, as well as protect and secure medical staff. >> meanwhile, as israel prepare

in haifa, trey yingst, fox news. >> supporters of the 26 protesters who blocked the golden gate bridgealling for the charges against them to be dropped. the protesters are scheduled to return to the courthouse in san francisco tomorrow for their preliminary hearings. attorneys have filed a motion to dismiss all the charges against the group, who was arrested during a protest on the golden gate bridge calling attention to the war in gaza. the protesters have been charged with dozens of criminal offenses, including conspiracy, false imprisonment and trespassing. >> several big silicon valley tech companies are taking part in a conference that just got underway in the city of las vegas, focused on artificial intelligence in health care. executives from google, nvidia, microsoft and other companies are attending the four day event. topics include how new technology can assist nurses, administrative tasks and patient experiences. first lady jill biden is scheduled to attend this week. she will be talking on wednesday about the biden administration's initiatives to advance women's health car

trey yingst is their life on the ground the latest as t the u.s.aint. you're big shrimpin' baby! it's shrimp your way. choose 3 flavors for $20*, like crispy dragon shrimp. get to big shrimpin' today, only at red lobster. ♪ shannon: new fears of a wider regional war in the middle east after israel launched its latest wave of strikes in retaliation for iran's attack on the jewish state earlier this month. trey yingst is live on the ground tracking it all in tell i avive. hello, trey. >> reporter: san morning good morning. early on saturday, israel launched waves of strike in response to to a ballistic missile attack earlier this month. we know the first target hit was a series of air defense systems not only in iran, or but also in iraq and syria. once the path was cleared, more than a hundred fighter jets participated in the strikes that targeted military positions inside iran. explosions rocked missile production facilities near the iranian capital setting the country's program back at least a year according to reports. israeli officials tell fox

fox's trey yingst has the very latest on the developments. >> that's right.vestigating a suspected terror attack north of tel aviv today. that left one person dead and more than 30 others injured. a truck ramming into a bus stop next to an israeli military base. here's what it looked like when we arrived at the scene right now. first responders are at the scene of a truck ramming just north of tel aviv. paramedics say at least 35 people were injured in this attack and taken to local hospitals. the motive right now is unclear. police are investigating. this appears to be a terror attack. just outside of israel's second largest city, and reports indicate that the driver of the truck was shot by people at the bus stop. following this ramming. again, we are still waiting on police to confirm the exact motive. we did speak with one paramedic who arrived at the scene and was treating injured israelis. here's what she had to say. >> when we arrived, we saw a truck and a bus and the bus and under the truck there was like six injured people. >> we're also tracking one