like tim bassler just said before, this is israel's 9/11, usama bin laden. israel did a major thing not just for israel, but for the ited states. this guy wolves -- >> no question who was a really, really bad guy. the real question is what comes next. could he be as was suggested replaced by someone who is even more radical than he is? or is there a possibility that the next in line for hamas says "we are beaten badly, it's the time to end the suffering for the palestinian people, for the israeli people, get some negotiation down there." >> that's a possibility now. i agree with almost everything the ambassador said that except finding something more radical, because i don't know how that's possible. sinwar was 100% dedicated to destruction of the israeli state. you could get somebody as bad but i'm not sure what worse than him looks. that's good from any perspective. this creates the conditions to get the hostages back. you think about israel right now, it is quiet and really taking over -- to quiet down, to kill sinwar. one other goal which is to react aga

. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> neil: what usama bin laden was to america, this guy was to israel.is dead. israel wiping out the hamas chief yahya sinwar mastermind behind those terror attacks october 7. president biden stating it's a good day for israel and the world. so what happens in that region of the world? welcome everybody i am neil cavuto. it was a big event if you think about it since those october seventh attacks little more than a year ago, three of the top planners of those attacks are now dead and gone. growing questions as to what happens no. trey yingst with more. >> reporter: hey, neil good afternoon. some significant development in the story following the death of yahya sinwar, the leader of hamas. we are getting more information about what exactly took place and is a remarkable story for many reasons but the first has to do with how they actually found the leader of hamas. it was not advanced intelligence operation are elite military unit on the ground operating to go after yahya sinwar. these were soldiers from a training brigade. battalion 450, of italian we ac

bullets on the forehead huddle middle of the night like the usama bin laden raid we can do that, too.rian, we have to learn local languages. we have to embed with guerrilla forces tribes and militias. if we are doing our job we will have the local indigenous forces do it for us. that takes a mindset of adaptabilitiment bottoms up leadership and takes resilience. i talk about traits and missions as a green beret and applying it to the tribes of washington, d.c. now. i don't know which is tougher some days the tribe of the swamp or tribes of africa and afghanistan. >> brian: all the proceeds go to veterans. >> nothing to me all to veterans charity. >> brian: appreciate it. parental rights on the ballot. as president trump vows to protect girls in sports. >> lawrence: concerned about what is happening in the schools. they want to parent. what do you want to do about thampleght we're going to end it. it ends immediately. you are not going to have men playing in women's sports if you have daughter believe it or not baby... you could earn your... master's... for under 11 thousand! master's

death of yahya sinwar brings israelis the same kind of relief americans felt after the death of usama bin laden. >> a good day for the world. >> aboard air force one president biden phoned prime minister netanyahu with congratulations. >> now is the time move on. move on move toward the cease-fire tony blinken to israel. >> the national security adviser claims american spy agencies deserve credit. >> it was with american intelligence help that many of these leaders, including sinwar were hunted and tracked, flushed out of their hiding places and put on the run. >> sinwar was killed in rafah where concerns about bottleneck of refugees from the gaza strip led to warnings earlier this year from president biden. >> go into rafah, i'm not supplying the weapons that have been used historically to deal with rafah. >> and vice president harris. >> we have been clear, in multiple conversations and in every way that any major military operation in rafah would be a huge mistake. >> bret: ultimately the head of hamas was killed in rafah without that major military operation. >> i will say to any terrorist

owner talk directly to americans, one usama bin laden was killed, what were the reaction of americanslebrating, because they believe that getting rid of a terrorist is a sign of justice because 3000 americans were killed september 11th pick what is the difference between irani and people end of the of america? when we see an ellimination of a terrorist as a sign of victory, people say i am hamas and a supporting unfortunately hamas, hezbollah and the islamic republic on college campuses. it will not save the lives of palestinians, it will not save the lives of iranians. if you want to free palestine, avenue free palestine , iran, the islamic republic, hamas and hezbollah. >> martha: these terrorist groups and regimes running it taking over from these countries, thank you very much masih week and i have been trying to find a place to live, is hard to find one when you have a around-the-clock security threats against you. it's not always something the neighbors want to have near them and i overtly pray for you and your family, thank you for being here. >> thank you is a much for having

two bullets on usama bin laden's forehead middle of the night other side of the world that's what they'redifferent. think something different. we have to learn local cultures. we veto blend in multiple languages what i say also in the book we can apply these attributes to cobble together collisions of militias, war lords people of different cultures languages and interest and get them in line with america's interest then we can apply in business and life, certainfully congress as i have seen and as you have seen on common ground i have multiple big pieces of legislation with democrats, often veterans if we were willing to die together on that tank or plane or ship then we can come together and roll up our sleeves and get the job done. >> bret: book is hard truths congressman mike walz we appreciate the time. >> thank you and all of my proceeds are going to veterans charities. mainly to the families of the guys that i didn't bring back. so please, everybody, go check it out. thanks, bret. >> bret: you bet. >> bret: up next the panel on what to expect in this, the final two weeks of the pre

. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> neil: what usama bin laden was to america, this guy was to israel. and now he