so, the long form of this is that all four of these people, yair, and his two sons, and yair's girlfriend, they have now all been reported missing by yair's, yaniv. and yaniv says the whole family has been missing, as far as i know, since basically midday on saturday. he's not heard from them since. except that there has been an additional electronic communication of the worst kind. yaniv says he has been sent a video, which appears to show his brother, yair, and his brothers girlfriend being kidnapped on saturday morning. since the attack on israel started on saturday morning, we have seen these murders and hostage taking of civilians and otherwise. we have seen them being filmed and put online, for a strategic aim, right? to advance the purposes of the people who are doing the murdering and the hostage taking. and so, when it comes to the footage that these people are producing of their killing and kidnapping people, that puts every social media company on earth, and it puts everybody in the news business in the position of potentially doing their work by showing what they are doing. be

. - ¿y por qué yair dice que sí? - ¿yair? - sí, ¿no conoces a yair?. - de repente, como que querías hacer el pasito de michael jackson, ¿no? pa atrás. dije yo: "¿qué pasó?". te vi asustado, ¿no? - ¿tú qué haces aquí? - ¿qué te importa a ti? yo vengo a comentar. yo vengo a comentar. ¿yo a qué vengo? yo vengo a comentar lo que es su hijo. lo que es su hijo. lo que yo me... yo vi en una fiesta, lo que yo vi en una fiesta. lo que yo vi en esa supuesta fiesta. - ¿de qué se conocen, yair? - mande. - ¿de qué se conocen? - en la escuela. hace 5 años en la preparatoria. Él era un poco mayor que yo, pero coincidíamos en las fiestas. - ¿forman parte de algún chat? locutor: al volver. - de hecho, la chava ya estaba hasta casi durmiéndose, entonces fue cuando miguel, yo me percaté de eso, miguel se la subió, estábamos tomando en la cochera y se la subió al piso uno de la casa donde estábamos. - qué peligroso, imagínate una congestión alcohólica. [♪♪] puedo enseñarle un par de trucos. - qué peligroso, imagínate una congestión alcohólica. a la culebrilla no le impor

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and to quote yair lapid, this is an enormously complex situation.scribed by the idf spokesperson to me this time yesterday on cnn, this is early days. >> it is. it is just the beginning. let's bring in democratic senator chris coons to help us understand more of this. he's a member of the foreign relations committee. senator, thank you very much for being with us. i want to start by asking eye about the briefing that senators received from the administration. i know you received a readout. what did you learn in particular about the role that iran may have played in this? >> well, kasie, we should be all be mindful of the fact that hamas publicly thanked iran for their funding, their training, their contributions for this horrific attack on israeli civilians. iran is russia's partner in their brutal war in ukraine. it is iran providing the drones carrying out deadly attacks on ukrainian civilians. and it's iran that has trained and armed hezbollah, the shia milt in lebanon that has rained rockets down on northern israel. it's iran that has sent their

yair is packing to return to duty.ever seen anything like the 7th of october. as i ran outside through the front gate, immediately we were opened fire at, around ten to 12 terrorists. we opened fire back at them. we then were in a battle of between an hour under an hour and a half. how many of you were there? we were five. they were 12. one of us also got shot off the bat. so you were four? we were four, yeah. during the intense fighting, yair was wounded. one of the grenades hit me in a few different spots. i had a couple of pieces of shrapnel in my head, one in my chin, one in my leg. i won't lie, i had a lot of adrenaline, so i was a lot more focused on the mission. i felt ready to fight... despite being wounded? despite being wounded. i couldn't abandon my friends. elite troops from the israeli defence forces came to reinforce the base where yair was. this footage is from them. both sides suffered heavy losses. a lot of my friends were killed. my officer, a high—ranking officer in my unit, was killed. actually, 17

yair is packing to return to duty., but he'd never seen anything like the 7th of october. as i ran outside through the front gate, immediately we were opened fire at, around ten to 12 terrorists. we opened fire back at them. we then were in a battle of between an hour under an hour and a half. how many of you were there? we were five. they were 12. one of us also got shot off the bat. so you were four? we were four, yeah. during the intense fighting, yair was wounded. one of the grenades hit me in a few different spots. i had a couple of pieces of shrapnel in my head, one in my chin, one in my leg. i won't lie, i had a lot of adrenaline, so i was a lot more focused on the mission. i felt ready to fight... despite being wounded? despite being wounded. i couldn't abandon my friends. elite troops from the israeli defence forces came to reinforce the base where yair was. this footage is from them. both sides suffered heavy losses. a lot of my friends were killed. my officer, a high—ranking officer in my unit, was killed. a

joining us now is yair lapid, a former israeli prime minister. thank you so much for joining us. i want to get your reaction to last week's horrific attack by hamas and your message to the israeli people and the world right now. what is your bottom-line message right now? >> well, my bottom-line message, i'm the son of a local survivor. last saturday was one single day in which most jews were killed since the holocaust, since 1945. this is not going to happen again. the bottom line is we're not going to rest until hamas is out of gaza. we will not rest until the last hamas fighter is out. they butchered kids and raped women and kidnapped 1300 israelis and thousands are wounded and because i have to go every three hours to the bomb shelter with my daughter with special needs and she doesn't have words and i have no way of explaining to her why is it terrorists are trying to kill her the same way people were trying to kill her grandfather 75 years ago. >> we're going to show our viewers a video of prime minister netanyahu visiting with israeli troops near the gaza border today, ask

live now to yair rosenberg. he's a staff writer at the atlantic. thank you forjoining us.afe room in their house in a kibbutz right beside gaza. an extraordinary tale of survival and determination. how is thejewish community in the us dealing with these atrocities? how have you been able to support friends and family members in israel at this time? yes, so israel is home to half of the worlds jewish people which meansjust of the worlds jewish people which means just by definition that many, many people have family there. and went something like this happens and what thousand people are just knocked out, and others are kidnapped and many others are wounded and brutalised, so people spend their time trying to find out what happened to everyone and it took, as you know, quite a while to figure out what happened and who was missing and who was dead. and so many other awful things. so thatis so many other awful things. so that is actually being the lived experience and it also happened on a jewish holiday and wonder of the mostjoyous days of the jewish calendar which hamas prob

mis amigos se llaman eitan y yair, dos argentinos que viven aquÍ hace muchos aÑos.rca de gaza, en el sur de israel. fue a celebrar las fiestas judÍas y la Última vez que hablÉ con Él fue el sÁbado en la maÑana. no tenemos ningÚn contacto con Él. leÓn: ¿temes hoy por la vida de tu amigo? >> obviamente. nosotros vimos lo que hamÁs hizo. hamÁs es como isis. es una organizaciÓn del terror. no le importan los derechos humanos de los seres humanos. leÓn: muchas gracias. maity: impactantes imÁgenes muestran la fila de autos de los reservistas llamados por el ejÉrcito de israel para defender a su paÍs. debido a la cantidad de personas, los vehÍculos tu pero que ser estacionados en plena calle. veamos cÓmo funciona el servicio militar en israel, que es obligatorio para todos los urbanos mayores de 18 aÑos. los hombres deben servir un mÍnimo de dos aÑos y medio mientras que las mujeres dos aÑos. deben ser reservistas hasta los 51 aÑos. el ejÉrcito hay 187,000 soldados activos. tendrÁn alrededor de 750,000 miembros incluyendo los reservistas. el sÁbado 7 de octubre israel movi

earlier, i talked to yair about what he saw when he alived on the scene, as these hamas fighters were attacking. this is what he told me. >> all in all, i took out six guys out of the nova festival. and i can tell you that what i saw on the scene was really, really, really terrible. it was a massacre. you know, dozens of dozens of terrorists penetrated to the centre of the festival and killed everyone. and those who managed to escape were really the minority, the lucky minority. it was, you know, scenes that i never saw in my long history in the idf. and i saw a lot. i can tell you, i saw a lot. so, it was really, really terrible. and then, you know, i decided to stay there in the south. and the day after, i went through a different kibbutzim. you know, our special villages along the gaza strip. what i saw there was, you know, again, a massacre. babies and women and old people, you know, people who did nothing wrong in their life, were massacred brutally. >> do you believe that israel is prepared, that the idf is prepared to go into gaza right now? >> it's not a matter of believing. i

before carrying out this operation, former deputy chief of staff of the israeli army, yair golan, announced that the ground attack could not be successful ok, and whether israel does this operation or not, it cannot erase the shame of the october 7 defeat. thank you mr. doctoran for your analysis, referring to the americans who make comments that if a failure happens, they should not be blamed, but in fact, on october 7, may 15, in that devastating earthquake and storm, it was not only the zionist regime of mr. sadr al-hasnini who it was broken beyond repair, but america and the western allies as well. there are senior officers of the zionist regime and netanyahu, but currently senior american officers are present in the occupied territories and have special plans there, mr. glenn, mr. general glenn, who also had experiences in iraq, is currently on behalf of the americans in the regime. the zionist is busy with the destruction of military affairs in the regime, we must note that the type of military actions that were observed last night, i.e. heavy air bombardment and later the movement of

is that before this operation was carried out, the former deputy of the israeli army headquarters, yair golan, announced that the ground attack it cannot be successful, and whether israel carries out this operation or not , it cannot erase the failure of october 7. thank you for your analysis . pointing to the americans' comments that if a failure happens , it should not be written at their feet, but in fact on 7 akbar, 15 mehr, in that devastating earthquake and storm, it was not only the zionist regime of dr. sadr al-husseini who suffered an irreparable defeat, but also america and the western allies. that between the united states and the zionist regime's senior officers netanyahu is a zionist, but now senior american officers are present in the occupied territories. and they have special plans there, mr. glenn, mr. general glenn, who has had experiences in iraq , is currently engaged in the destruction of military affairs by the americans in the zionist regime . it was observed last night, that is, heavy air bombardment and later the movement of tanks and ground forces in the light

the land that i was coming to , i think at 9:00 p.m., yair galat, the israeli war minister, officially announced that this is very important. it has a very important meaning. officially announced. israel admitted today that it paid a very heavy price for ground operations, on the one hand, that is, what should have happened did not happen, and on the other hand, that there were heavy casualties, unfortunately, they hide the casualties , that is, they censor , not to say the exact number of casualties, but when the minister the war is coming, he says it was heavy, of course, he says that we will not stop, we will continue, this is of course a kind of bluff , in fact, it is a propaganda thing , he knows what he is talking about, you will be hit in the first step of the operation, you will be hit in the second step, you know that the operation will start in almost 2 days. it has not been officially announced. today it is official. yes, they are doing it today. they are not successful. today they officially said that it was a piece and officially it was not successful. this is the confirma

but in a statement this evening, opposition leader yair lapid announced an offer to form an emergency government with benjamin netanyahu. lapid saying the prime minister knows that with the current extreme and dysfunctional government, he says heannot manage a war. men yahoo! indicated he is open to an emergency government, but not without those far-right ministers. and that is likely a no-go. john: i know you told us that you are still hearing sirens, still hearing explosions. you are in tel aviv. what is it like in israel tonight? nurit: it is hard to overstate the shock and terror that this coordinated surprise attack has caused, shaping up to be clearly the worst ever terror attack on israeli civilians and the bigges intelligence failure since the yom kippur war a half a century ago. the rocket fire, we have been hearing that late into this evening. rockets landing in four different locations in central israel, including in tel aviv with injuries reported. one of the surreal parts of this day has been listening to israeli television and radio news. that is a good baromet of how is

andré yair gignac, quien se perderá el partido debido a que sumó su 5a tarjeta de amonestación en el recordamos lo que sucedió y bueno, precisamente por eso es que las chivas hoy están con sed de revancha. chivas contra tigres ya apenas arrancando dentro de un ratito a las 18:00 de la tarde, hora del pacífico, en lo que puede ser la revancha del equipo del guadalajara que está tratando de conseguir así más puntos para poder seguir subiendo en la tabla. y como aquí tenemos fútbol todo el fin de semana, mañana le tenemos también otro partidazo, porque la selección nacional femenina en los estados unidos continúa su andar rumbo a parís 2024 y recibe en el snap dragon stadium de san diego a la selección colombia. eso arranca a las 14:30 de la tarde para que nos acompañe y bueno, si lo suyo no es el fútbol, pues bueno, lo invito a que me acompañe esta tarde en el estadio de san josé barracudas que hoy se van a convertir en los tigres del mar, en su noche de la herencia hispana. todo arranca en punto de las 18:00 de la tarde. cuando se enfrenten a coachella valley y ahí vamos a estar hacie

major general yair golan tells me when israeli invades, it won't be shock and awe. it will be methodical, building by building, floor by floor, with an eye towards taking out the maze of tunnels hamas has built below gaza city. >> the minute you found, you find, you know, the gateway, or the exact location of the tunnel, then it becomes a trap for hamas. so, slowly, slowly, very deliberate manner. we are going to beat them and kill them. >> david: let's bring in matt. matt, that general telling you hunting down hamas will be a methodical operation. we know military experts have been telling abc news that this could be a very difficult and deadly, at times face to face fight with hamas once they're inside gaza. >> reporter: that's right, david. and that general saying that in order for israel to destroy hamas, they have to destroy those tunnels. finding them will be the hardest part. they will likely be hidden and likely boobie trapped. that fighting, we're told, will be in extremely close quarters. often floor by floor, room by room. >> david: matt, thank you. and w

reserve major general yair golan has led troops into battle in gaza many times during his military careerbe what it is like to fight there? >> it is one of the most dense places on earth, and you have gaza on the surface, you also have gaza on the subterrain. >> reporter: hamas claims to have built a 300-mile hidden network, training videos showing fighters emerging from holes on the ground to launch attacks. in 2014 we were shown a tunnel dug by the group that led all the way to the israeli side. many of the nearly 200 hostages are believed to be held in this underground maze complicating further and all out assault. previous grounding encourages like in 2014 saw israeli forces invade and withdraw within a matter of weeks. this is likely to last much longer. is that even possible? >> two years, three years, five years, does not matter. we are going to protect our civilians. >> reporter: and on another front we are lending tonight that israel has evacuated 28 towns and villages from the north amid concerns that hezbollah may attack from lebanon. norah. >> norah: charlie d'agata, thank you

together a government of national unity, which would involve members of the opposition, particularly yair. and i think his reason for doing that is that he knows that in order to send troops into gaza, is going to be fraught with danger, there will inevitably be a lot of israeli lives lost, and he wantsjoint ownership of that. he wants to be to be sure that all political representatives in the parliament are agreeing and behind such a decision, so that if there are repercussions because of the numbers of israeli soldiers who are killed or harmed, it will be a joint responsibility. i have no doubt that israel, and i'm sure with american help, will be using every intelligence resource within gaza at their disposal to try to pinpoint the locations of these hostages. that, of course, is part of the danger of going in by land and also part of the danger of air bombardments. coming up at 11:40am bst, we'll bejoined by a our middle east analyst, sebastian usher, and from jerusalem by our correspondent, tom bateman. they'll be here to answer your questions live. so get in touch using the hashtag

the message that we got from israeli leadership, from the prime minister to the opposition leader, yair lapid, they are united, dana. as difficult as the last few months have been since the coalition government took power here, universally israelis are united on the ground, their leadership is standing side-by-side, they're pulling together an emergency coalition government so that they can -- or cabinet so that they can work together and fight this evil. it was so important to come as a member of congress but also as a zionist and a jew for me. >> congresswoman, thank you so much for coming on with us and telling us about your experience today in israel. appreciate it. safe trip back. >> thank you. >> erin, again, you're going to be there all night until, you know, who knows when, but the idea of what we just heard, i fear we're going to hear a lot more of the brutal, brutal details. >> reporter: the brutal details. i do think it was interesting, dana, and i know, you know, obviously the congresswoman and many others hope very much for the saudi deal to continue, but -- with normalizat

yair lapid's talking about a unity government.e flag and the government is going to occur, but as in 1973, there will be a reckoning. there is going to be a commission, and if it's done honestly, i suspect they can only reach the conclusion that this was a major intelligence as well as tactical failure. major intelligence as well as tacticalfailure. notjust on major intelligence as well as tactical failure. notjust on the part of the security chiefs. it would be wrong to place the blame solely on them as they did in 1973, but on the political leadership. the debt is going to come due. thank you so much for— debt is going to come due. thank you so much for being _ debt is going to come due. thank you so much for being with _ debt is going to come due. thank you so much for being with us _ debt is going to come due. thank you so much for being with us tonight. . so much for being with us tonight. you are welcome. we so much for being with us tonight. you are welcome.— so much for being with us tonight. you are welcome. we can go liv

and israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu has invited opposition leaders like yair lapid to joinnow? they may have to, and it seems there are _ to, and it seems there are preparations for them to take military action that they had not taken before. we have seen another flare—up in hospitality hostilities, they did not want to have a reoccupation, they did not want a full scale ground invasion, we are now getting signals that in fact there may be preparation for that, we haven't heard that the signal was given but if they are going to take dramatic action, if all options are on the table, then prime minister netanyahu will want to be sure that he has the whole nation, that he has a mandate from both his political allies as well as his enemies. even his fiercest critics will say we are up his fiercest critics will say we are up against our enemy, we have a common enemy now, and however deep our divisions are, this is not the moment. it is israel that matters more than anything else. ii moment. it is israel that matters more than anything else.- moment. it is israel that matters mor

. >> yair, thank you, bill and san dr. that morning i woke up as a civilian and as a father, professional and realizing what's happening in the south i took my pistol and drove south and realizing people are in desperate need for help. i went there and took part in the fight and i actually found the machine gun of israeli soldier that died in the road and i told myself now i had a chance for fair fight and went in to save the i can boots in the communities. >> sandra: major, thank you so much and we're showing these images on the screen here. i know a big part of your messaging here and the reason you're coming on is you wanted to look at the comparisons that are being made to isis and other terrorists coming to hamas. something they've shared. >> i was raised looking at picture of >> what happened to us over there, it's the understanding of what we've seen is something unbelievable and secondly regarding the connection of iran, we first saw hamas so well organized. >> bill: major, what atrocities do you claim to have seen

. >> the former prime minister of israel, yair lapid. thank you. >> thank you, to the american people for the support. >> for more on the u.s. response to israel, we're joined by the senator from tennessee and veteran affairs committees, marsha blackburn. senator, thank you for being with us. i want to start where rich touched on. this new york times report. directing some blame at iran for this attack on israel by hamas. the headline is officiallies from iran and hezbollah planned the attack and people familiar with the operation said, but the u.s. and its allies have not found any evidence directly linking tehran, that would be in line what what was above. this was based on three iranians from the revolutionary guard and the leadership. what about the messaging that there's no direct link to iran? >> jacqui, what we know is that iran is the world's largest state sponsor of terrorism. what we know is that iran uses their proxies and they supply upwards of 90% of the budget of hamas and hezbollah. those are things that we know. we know t

we've had the israeli opposition leader yair lapid calling for an emergency unity government.ter yourself, do you think that should happen? is that necessary? would it help? yes, absolutely. i support an immediate unity emergency government. you know, our enemies think that israel might be vulnerable because of our domestic issues, but they're wrong. israel is united. and the left and right, religious and secular, everyone together, we stand behind our soldiers. we stand behind our civilians. we're going to fight back. this is a hard day for israel, but ultimately, we will win. a hard day. was it avoidable? it's a huge and devastating intelligence failure, isn't it? i mean, israeli officials have been predicting since august and likely attack from either hamas or hezbolla. hamas or hezbollah. there's going to be time to learn everything. right now, the immediate thing that we need to do is get the terrorists out of israel, clean it up, release our hostages and ultimately release the israelis that are in gaza. and at the same time, hamas is going to have to pay perhaps the most

yes, since then they have been ironing out the gas sector for 21 days, well, that same statement by yair this conflict, well that is, by talking about the murdered children in palestine, you are on the side of hamas, okay? if the international media is objective, it serves hamas; if it simply shows both sides, it serves hamas. my argument is that the media cannot simply claim to cover both sides, it is an insult to the memory of the victims, including the palestinians, it is also an insult to the very idea of ​​what journalism is, believe me, i know, i have been a journalist for 31 years old, i have no problem criticizing israel, but when you know that one side is lying and the other is doing their best to check the facts, the least we can expect is that you won't give them that platform. one could say that this is a lie about the 3,000 killed, murdered palestinian children, but there are video frames, it is impossible to argue with them now. we'll be back in a minute, don't be offended, please, i promise you, i'm there and back , let's do without promises, the premiere is on rtr, either

but the urban warfare that awaits carries huge risks, says reserve major general yair golan. >> it'sar fighting is very slow. >> reporter: he's led operations into hamas territory many times. >> what should israeli soldiers expect when they get into gaza? >> i think that hamas is going to fight. it's about exposing hamas to our lethal fire. >> reporter: hamas may not have the firepower to match israeli tanks like these, but the question is how useful heavy weapons will be on the tightly packed city streets of gaza. gaza city, especially, is a labyrinth, a maze of narrow streets, tall buildings, and blind alleyways. plenty of places to hide men and munitions. below ground, hamas says it has built a 300-mile underground network from which to emerge and launch attacks as shown in this training video. hamas is thought to be hiding many of the nearly 200 hostages there, threatening to kill them. in 2014, we were shown a tunnel that reached from gaza all the way into israel. >> war fighting is not an easy business. no -- no matter, you know, where do you fight. in iraq, afghanistan, the ga

reserve major general yair golan has led troops into battle in gaza many times during his military career the surface, also gaza on the subterranean. >> reporter: gaza claims to have built a 300-mile network, video of fighters emerging from holes in the ground to launch attacks. in 2014, we were shown a tunnel dug by the group that led all the way to the israeli side. many of the nearly 200 hostages are believed to be held in this underground maze, complicating further an all-out assault. previous ground incursions like in 2014 saw israeli forces invade and withdraw within a matter of weeks. this is likely to last much longer. is that even possible? >> two years, three years, five years. doesn't matter. we are going to protect our civilians. >> reporter: and on another front, we're learning tonight that israel has evacuated 28 towns and villages from the north amid concerns that hezbollah may attack from lebanon. norah? >> charlie d'agata, thank you. the "cbs overnight news" will be right back. to a child, this is what conflict looks like. children in ukraine are caught in the crossfire o

an independent palestine has not yet been completely buried, the leader of the israeli opposition, yairhat is, mahmoud abas. un secretary general antónio guterres echoes this thought. no solution is possible without the creation of an independent palestinian state, side by side with israel. under the guarantee of mutual security, in accordance with international resolutions and agreements reached between the two parties. alexander davidovich, how can this all look further, because the fact that the gas sector will be subordinated to mahmoud abbas, mahmoud abbas for them is such a compromiser with the west, he is 83 years old, he is unpopular, an interim government installed by israel and the united states, but this is simple it’s funny, this government won’t last even an hour, they ’ll just lift it with a pitchfork or whatever it is instead. what might this look like next? well, it’s very difficult to predict, since the level of hatred and rage on both sides is so is off the charts, making it very difficult to understand how to return the process to a peaceful course. so, what would it

. >> yair a couple of questions for you. first of all, how did this happen?just at the initial attack but, you know, we heard the heroic reports about the retired general who was on a bike. he heard that people were in trouble. he got a pistol. he got in his car, and he went down and he was a hero. he went down and saved lives. that's the first question. the second question is we look at the possible invasion of gaza. what should the united states government do regarding egypt? should we ask egypt to allow safe passage for the palestinians that are trapped in gaza right now? >> really big questions, very hard to answer in this amount of time, but they're good ones, which is how did this happen, how did this israeli security establishment miss something of this magnitude. it's the greatest failure certainly since the war 50 years ago, and there will be a tremendous inquiry into this within israel, and they'll find out a lot more. it seems clear that there were intelligence signals that were missed. this happened before 9/11 as well. there usually are inklings

the leader of the opposition, the former prime minister, spoke even better israel yair lopit.i on a frying pan; three journalists at once staged a real roasting for state department representative matthew miller, so much so that in the end it was not possible for the american government to somehow save face. it turns out that the us state library cannot estimate the number of civilians killed, i am guided by statements of only one side of the conflict, the explanation is cynical they say, to make an assessment, you need to conduct an investigation, personally communicate with the relatives of the victims, so communicate, but still, the unfortunate miller was finally broken by the question of our old friend matthew lee, to determine that russia is hitting civilians, the united states could instantly, israeli war crimes can no longer be determined 2 weeks, like that. you said a quote, taking into account the facts on the ground, a certain number of palestinians died, how many died in your opinion? what again? how many dead do you think? we don't know, that is, we can't know for