joining us from southern israel is yayir's brother, giannis yakov, who shared this video. i can't imagine the anguish you and your family are going through. thank you for talking to us. i want to give you the opportunity, first, to correct me if i said anything wrong or characterized anything the wrong way around. >> thank you for having me. at first, it's a very hard situation, and you put most of the things intact exactly like they were besides the one fact that the mother was not in the kibbutz, but in another kibbutz that was also attacked, and luckily she and my brother's daughter are safe. all the rest of them are kidnapped, like i said. what we need now, really need is that the government of israel and anyone who can force or squeeze or do something to make sure that everyone would work to get back our family, our loved ones. that should be the top priority, nothing else. all the rest will come later. we can talk about a lot of things, but right now, we need them back home safe and sound. we really, really need someone to talk to us, to have a dialogue with us just

that morning, when yayir guo lan, the former deputy of staff -- realized what was going on, he didn'tate. he put on his uniform and he ran into danger. he's reluctant to be called a hero, but he rescued several people that day from the site of the nova music festival. earlier, i talked to yair about what he saw when he alived on the scene, as these hamas fighters were still 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 wa