one will feel safe until hamas is gone. cnn, israel. >> thank you to nic robertson for the report. of course, stay with cnn for the latest on the ground in israel and what's happening in gaza. thank you for joining us tonight. i'm caitlin collins in tel aviv. >> and i'm alex in washington, have a good night. welcome to the whole story i'm anderson cooper in tel aviv. the attack left 1400 people dead, more than 200 people have been held hostage according to the israeli officials. many more people are still unaccounted for. in response, israel began a bombing campaign according to the hamas control health ministry with more thousands dying so far. the story is complex. . its roroots go back toto t the formation of israel in 1948. there was a military wing that perpetrated the terror attack. we have the whole story from how they were formed, what their ideology is and how they have evolved over the decades. we want to warn you that some of the images you will see in the hour may be disturbing. pure evil. >> i cannot comprehend these monsters. >> terrorists. >> this is not islam . >> they should be spit out. >> we cannot expect israel will continue to blockade gaza. >> it's a pride of their freedom and assume that they will not at some point resist . at some point this will boil over. >> this was different. october 7 changed everything. >> what happened on october 7 was unprecedented. hamas had certainly targeted israeli civilians before, that's nothing new. what's new is the scale, the ruthlessness. >> how do you define hamas? who and what is hamas? >> hamas primarily is a social religious political movement. >> hamas seen as part of the social fabric. there are many who cannot stand hamas but there are many neighbors and friends who are hamas supporters with several different aspects to them . they have a military wing and also have political and social services. they call themselves the islamic resistance movement. it's a comprehensive one. >> hamas is a nationalist movement that is committed to the notion of armed struggle for the liberation of palestine. out of the different factions that exist, hamas is the only party that has the organized military and a well resourced military force. what this means, for many palestinians, they are the only party that could actually defend the palestinian civilians against the israeli aggression. >> this is the reality. that's how many palestinians view and consider them . the line of defense. >> since 2007, hamas has governed the gaza strip, a 25 mile long 7 mile wide stretch of land with more than 2 million people largely cut off from the world by an israeli blockade. the area humanitarian rights groups have called an open air prison. the rise of hamas and what led to its massacre of more than 1000 men, women, and children in israel, that is a story that begins long before hamas ever existed. >> this didn't start on october 7 . >> helping in the protection of holy land from disorder. >> the british had a mandate to govern palestine. the mandate said a couple of things, repair them for dependents and facilitate a jewish national hub. they tried various mechanisms to make them agree on some kind of settlement and the british found they could not do both so they gave up. they just left after world war ii. they said we can't deal with it. >> this moves to another to stage of discussion. >> they came to the conclusion the best solution would be to take the land and divided, roughly speaking after the palestinians were given half. the other half to the israelis. the are accepting of this at the arabs do not so war broke out. >> they fought each other bitterly and relentlessly. >> as a result of the war, the state of israel declared itself and took control, not simply of the territory that they had allotted to it but other territories as well. a lot of which had significant palestinian populations >> a jewish state, israel born in a bath of blood . >> the birth of the sea of israel for palestinians. they needed to be announced. more than 700,000 palestinians fled outside of the land of palestine and palestine was essentially decimated. >> they are held with evacuation to offer. >> israel set essentially we aren't allowing them to return so you may have thought you were leaving for the week but you are not coming back. >> by the end of 1948 the newly formed israel had claimed 78% of the land of historic palestine. the palestinians who had not fled to the neighboring countries settled in the remaining 22% of the land that israel had yet to conquer. >> what's left is the west bank in gaza. the egyptians control gaza, the jordanians control the west bank. that's how this was until the 1967 year when the armies amassed on israel's border. >> here at the frontier of the gaza strip, a mere kilometer away. >> 1967, one of the biggest historical moments in the middle east. israel launches a surprise attack against egypt. >> the forces have routed the armed might of their neighbors. >> the israelis conquer the west bank in gaza. it's a moment of great exhilaration in israel because they feel as though they have treated the arab armies in this extraordinary military success that they have not figured out what they will do with the millions of palestinians on this land. >> after the six-day war the millions who fled to gaza and the west bank in 1948 are officially under israeli occupation. >> that left all of the people all in the west bank citizens of nowhere. they weren't citizens of the israeli state so they were just stuck. >> we need to liberate ourselves. >> throughout the 70s and 80s bursts of violence between the palestinians and israelis were commonplace. the liberation organization which is formally recognized by the world was led by the one operating in exile outside of the palestinian territories. inside gaza, a new resistance movement was underway. >> one of the biggest mobilizations of the palestinian civil societies and actors against the military occupation. the idea was that they were distraught, they would destroy the occupation so that they refused to open the shops and block highways and refused to give tax. this was a time of significant agitation. >> around the same time, islam is within gaza and the west bank shifted focus to a more aggressive approach toward their israeli occupiers and a new armed resistance group would emerge. officially known as hamas. >> this was a spiritual leader in the gaza strip. one of the earliest founders and leaders of the muslim brotherhood chapters in palestine and when hamas was established in 1987 he emerged as the leader of the movement and in some ways, a spiritual guide of the movement. >> unlike the palestinian resistance the newly established hamas was not interested in liberating gaza or the west bank alone. instead they set out to eliminate the state of israel altogether as outlined in its 1988 charge her. a goal that made hamas an outsider to any peace negotiations including the oslo accords. >> as our rules have been long so must the healing be swift. >> this resulted in they recognized the state of israel and so they conceded 70% of the historic palestine and in return the israeli government recognized the sole legitimate representative of the palestinian group. there was jubilation and many palestinians despite this historic concession believed that this could pave the way to the establishment of the state of 22%. this was by no means noncontroversial or unchallenged. for hamas is specifically this was something that they were fundamentally opposed to. >> those negotiations never really got off of the ground. one of the reasons being, the upsurge of violence. >> one of the deadliest attacks to derail peace came in february one of the reasons being, the upsurge of violence. >> one of the deadliest attacks to derail peace came in february 1994, months after the signing and historic white house photo op . >> muslims were worshiping at the mosque. dozens have been injured and were rushed to hospitals in the nearby towns. >> it was a turning point because they then decided to begin employing suicide bombings as a form of resistance. >> 41 days after the attack, hamas responded detonating its first lethal suicide attack killing 70 israelis at a bus stop. >> the big reason that they failed was violence. the perception of the sides is that they were adversaries. this did not completely stopped terrorism. they said the israelis were dragging their feet. increasing the settlements as they may promises that they would leave. >> the fundamental reason that they have gained strength. the palestinian authority which is the competition has been seen as reckless, corrupt, and unable to deliver on its core promise which was the palestinian state. >> to the west, they were not a negotiating partner but instead they became a threat and in 1997 the u.s. officially designated hamas as a foreign terrorist organization. >> if you protest nonviolently and so on you are shot at. they left only one avenue actually which was armed resistance. >> hamas has decided they will use violence against civilians and it will be brutal. >> over the next decade, they continued their violence and would meet with more violence in return. will they go home with the deal? the latest from david. >> this retreat of u.s. presidents kemp david was the beside the site of a historic summit in the year 2000. >> you have the legendary leader of the palestinian liberation who had a lotot of affiliations. there was a distinguished military figure. you also had bill clinton. >> their goal and decades of hostilities was to end it and forge a peacace accocord. >> if f they can't make progrer now there would be more hostility . it seemed as though they had an agreement and then yasssser arafat t pulled outut lastst minute. he belieieved that i if hehe di ththat hamas s woululd gain po >> the israeli story was that the prime minister offered significant concessions and tht paleststinians saiaid no. ththe view wasas that t theyey upup. israelel and the united states may offers that they knew he could not accept and were made to look that as a result. >> two months after the talks failed to get an agreement, a former israeli defense minister who many arabs called the butcher of beirut or israel's 1982 invasion of lebanon made a provocative heavily guarded visit to the temple mount. a holy site in christianity, judaism, and islam. also the/point of contention over who should control it. the israelis or arabs. >> the violence is believed to be inevitable and interrupted. >> the first sparks of what would become the second --. a violent and deadly conflict between the israelis and palestinians over the israeli occupation, the west bank, and gaza. the second would last nearly 5 years. a half decade fight in which hamas became known for their routine use of both terror and destruction n . >> ovever time, more and m more israel came to rage as their weapons got better. there number of rockets and missiles increased. >> israel forces demolished over 4000 palestinian homes and arrested thousands. israel shut down and bombed ministries and infrastructure and tried to coerce palestinian leaders to end the violence. between 2000 and 2005, there were over 4300 registered fatalities with the palestinian to israeli ratio of over 3-1. finally, in february 2005, came this announcement from the palestinian authority and israel. >> we have agreed with the prime minister to seize all acts of violence. >> later that year, israel unilaterally began implementing its so-called disengagement plan, to evacuate israel's settlements . as well as military post from gaza and the section of the west bank. thousands of settlemenent residedents lost their h homes. >> this wawas boboth a physical also psychological disengagement on behalf of the israelis from gaza. it was no longer there problem. >> this was a very difficult and painful establishment for them to take, to pull the settlers out and how did thehe palestiniaians respondnd? by shohooting rockckets. there is s some trtruth to that it's also o true t though ththa isisrael when they pulled out o gaza they continue to envelop this in a blockade. >> a blockade to isolate hamas and attempt to prevent the smuggling of weapons but this also severely limited the transport of >> it seizes power in 2007. they go after the association with past authorities. >> one thing is clear, hamas managed to do what was to securere the streeeets in gaza. putting an end to the lawlessness we were seeing. >> this memeant the blockade woululd contntinue. >> so the cut off of the goods going in and out of gaza had a big impact on hamas. it made them to have any prosperity or ordinance. >> youou had power for a cououp of hoursrs in gaza per day. . this was g getting w worse a an worse.e. insidede of the gagaza strip, , werere not a popular movement. there was no election or way to get rid of them or anything like that so people in the gaza strip just lived with hamas. >> the conflict between israel and hamas would not abate . hamas attacking israel. >> that was the explosion, you heard the explosion going off. i think it came from this direction over there. >> israel firing on gaza. >> looking at the last obstruction. >> i reported from gaza and israel telling stories of destruction and dismay. around 330 in gaza city. a massive explosion. there have been at least four bombardments. >> this would only oscillate in 2014 after the issue real security agency is responsible kidnapping and killing of three israeli teenagers from a jewish settlement in the west bank. >> weeks later the abduction and murder of a palestinian teen whose body was found in jerusalem . outrage and anger on both sides could not be contntained, erurupting in 2 20 during t the war. >> they put together an operation which consisted of about 50 days with 70,000 israeli call ups for defense forces as they went into gaza and on three different axes in the north and center in the south, this resulted in 66 israeli deaths of soldiers. six x israeli cicitizens. the un eststimates 2100 palestinian deaths during the operation. it was after that that the israeli government started to take a different look at hamas and what they were doing in the gaza strip. 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(♪♪) (♪♪) the new festive family meal. starting at $24. now celebrating at el pollo loco. more than 2100 palestinians were killed. more than 60 israeli soldiers were killed. >> going in during 2014 into gaza, after the sustained bombing, there was this sense of the scale of destruction, it was nearly impossible to find anyone who genuinely supported what hamas had done. >> i hope god won't let anyone taste our suffering this woman in gaza said. >> in the west bank where the majority of the palestinians lived, the year 2021 was a very bloodied year. >> the flashpoint has been with possible eviction of palestinian families, some were living there over generations. >> according to the un since the prime minister's reelection in 2009, there were over 14,000 instances where palestinians were forcibly removed from their land by the israeli settlers. this included east jerusalem. >> this usually means that there's the potential of rockets coming in.n. >> in n 2021 this was the firsr time thehe palestininians mobil asas a single pepeople. they were demanding a single thing, to dismantle israel's regime of apartheid and it became the military power that is protecting the mobilization of the palestinians. >> israel once again fires back. >> 11 days of bloodshed. they killed almost 250 palestinians in gaza according to the health ministry and 12 israelis. >> conditions in gaza since 2021 in particular had been hellish. >> if there's a on earth, it's the lives of the children in gaza . >> children make up nearly half of gaza's population, in part because palestinians there simply don't get a chance to grow old. the unemployment rate for adults is well over 4040%. >> thehe israelili blockckade i tight t and it makekes itit ved for people in gaza to have normal lives of any kind. it's also true that when the israelis have allowed these things and the materials that are often used by hamas to turn this into a weapon. >> july 19, 2023, less than three months before hamas's surprise attack on israel. gaza is stronger, its armies might hear, it's weapons more advanced set a spokesperson for the brigades. the military wing of hamas. >> there's evidence that shows they are going into educational institutions to look for people who would be willing to die for the cause. there's also evidence that they look for people. there is the ability to design different types of explosive devices. >> they've had no shortage of military recruit 's. in 2013 i visited a military training class at a gaza high school, a visit facilitated by their education ministry. >> one of the things the high school students don't need to be taught is what it feels like to be in war. they've experienced it. they believe the fight between gaza and israel will never end. >> i've lost three people dear to me in the war, said one teenager. therefore the seed of martyrdom grew in us for the next round. which also has grown the labyrinth of tunnels underneath gagaza. >> hamasas has actually y expan ththe tutunnels . at one point was probably 100 miles or so now it's exponentially greater. >> we work around the clock inside of the tunnels set a spokesperson of one of the armed allies . >> the tunnels are vital because they allow them to get into firiring positionons for t rockets and allow w them to mov ammunition. >> it's about half the size of the new york subway system like they've built an underground city under there. >> the military leader , the commander of hamas has been out of sight and as far as anyone knows, he's been living in these tunnels over the last 20 years. >> arabic for the guestst. >> he's knknown as the guest bebecause foror many years he' reputed never have bending the night in the same place twice. >> there is the argument that says their line has hardened since 2017. he spent 20+ years as a prisoner of the israelis and speaks fluent hebrew and is able to really understand the workings of the israeli defense. >> there hardened leadership combined with renewed foreign support. >> there were meetings between them and the head of inintelligencece. they builtlt support. iriran has supplied tens of millions of probabably more to hamas. >> it allows them to portray themselves as the protector and defender of the palestinian cause. >> qatar does not endorse hamas's military activities but provides humanitarian support which hamamas wowould lilike to credit for giving the impression to the israelis that hamas is focused on more political activities. >> many experts say israel was focused on political activities of its own when it comes s to hahamas. >> t the prime minisister has refeferred to e engage wiwith then witith the palestininian auththority >> therere's a report that s sa he h had vararious meetitings a said this was a way to ensure that they would never be a palestinian state because we keep them divided. we slolowly take more and more the wewest bank. > i askeded the senenior palestinian who told me this is because benjamin netanyahu and the far right coalition want to dehumanize the palestinians andnd want to separate t them. ththey want toto ensure that ththey've got t the contntinuin narratative that p palestiniana nonot partnersrs f for peace, at h hamas. >> it's people like benjamin netanyahu and their hard-line policies that have strengthened hamas and has given them credibility among the palestinians. > how do the e papalestinian about hamasas? >> the i ideological commitmene has s to be separarated fromom fact t that they are the only y militaryry power thahat is able prprotect the e palestiniaians the israraeli aggresession. soso often foror the palalestin who dodo not supportrt them ideologicacally they w would susupport theieir resistanance. >> t the palestitinians are e l at thehe carnage or the death h destruruction of t their livese everythingng that theyey know a loveve around ththem and say he we blingng blame hamas we see this as papart a and parcel of underlrlying problblem which is israel's control over their lives, their denial of freedoms. israel's long-standing occupation. >> no one wants to see the civilians killed. nobody does. the question is, why do people cry out anand get for decadedes they've e been killing civiliai and no onene says anything. >> is it true palestinians who live under israel's broad party, do they live under separatete law? there's many more constraints on their freedoms than the israelis do? the answer is yes, palestinians are treated differently. >> before the october 7 attack according to the iran in 2020 alone, 2 227 palestitinians wer kikilled by isisraeli settttler the isisraeli mililitary. > the belieief was s i if o effect o of gaza wasas s some r every y few monthshs then n we live with that. this assumption was fundamentally overturned on october 7. >> when we return, the israeli armies weren't able to communicate. >> it's a whole new level of terror. . you want to be able to provide your child with the tools or resources they need. with reliable internet at home, through the internet essentials program, the world opened up. fellas, fellas. that's how my son was able to find the hidden genius project. we wanted to give y'all the necessary skills to compete with the future. kevin's now part of this next generation of young people who feel they can thrive. ♪ ♪ >> hamas has been trying to wipe out israel for nearly 3 decades. there october 7 attack. on the israeli military bases. and on more towns. are e unlike anynything thatat they've evever done before. >> this is a whole new level of terror. the number at. >> at least 1400 people killed in israel. >> the number of those wounded. >> 3400 so far. >> the number of those who had been kidnapped off the charts. >> around 200 hostages possibly more were taken on what was the deadliest day for the jewish people since the holocaust. >> to put it into american terms, 1400 were at least dead, about 40,000 americans. >> the scale of these attacks were staggering . so was the level of preparation. made clear by the documents discovered on the bodies of the terrorists and shared with cnn by israeli officials. the document advising the attackers to kill anyone posing a threat or causing a distraction and to keep captives away from arms through means of suicide and to use them as cannon fodder. hamas knew the exact number of armed guards attica bullets. this documenent says that t the werere at least 20 civilians an 10 soldiers at a couple. they knew everything. where the generators are. they knew where the armories were. >> it was a similar story at the kibbutz . it was next door to a military base. >> they kikilled i i think 40 sosoldiers them m i in their r sleep. when they y took full l control the militatary t they wewent to butcheriring t the civiliaians. >> they y knew exactly what the were doing, hamas. >> looking at the orders. we have some of the written commands and they knew everything. >> they y had knowleledge about their mililitary targegets as w >> hahamas peperpetratorsrs, motorcycleles. theyey came to the secreret intelllligence basase and looko ththe maps. ththey knew whwhere the backck was. it was unmnmanned. they exploloded the e gate. the in. they l look for the sesecret bur . whwhere the seservers are.e. they go leleft a and r right, t don't t find it. the commanander said, g give m the e map. hehe gives thehem the e mamap o babase of the e secrcret intnte base. . >> what t happens whwhen they g where ththey are supposed d to > this is a a b bunker that prprotects thehe s secret servi the bubunker is heavavily forti. someonone forgotot onene of f t so they get in and they y thror in the hand grenades. ththey kill sosome of f the e s that they found. they found two soldiers hiding under a bed and they murder them. >> being able to go into where they have communication servers , it caused a lot of chaos. this w was for people e in the israeli i army unablble to commmmunicate intoxilylyzer rereal was s sick the vanity and c completely undederestimatining the e enene. >> you say vanitity. do y you mean, l like, israeael being g humble e enough to real that the enenemy o of isisrael smarart, c capable, and could d something this terrible? >> yeah, all of the above. once the attacks happened, brutal details spread across social media. a sure sign hamas has grown militarily and in how they invoke fear and spread terror. >> one of the main purposes of this operaration was to create e videos. the speciaial operatations unit hamas, t they were ordered n no just to kikill civililians and kikidnap but t to peperform the horrifific act thahat ththe hum beining as much asas you canan human n being can dodo to o ano one, documenent that and send i over t to sprawl dememand of ha thatat in itits turn put this o sosocial media.. thosose videos t that were mean break the spirit, the morale of the israeli public. >> shortly after the attack happened -- >> an israeli kibbutz where some of the most horrific atrocities occur. >> there was one terrorist body over there and we went and just right next to him was a body of this 14, 15 year old. head chopped off. i don't want to get ininto the dedetails of w what theyey have to people inin the h hours u un they kililled them.. >> t torturing.. all of it. >> morore than jusust torturing. the evil. you know. i'm m writing a book on nazizis. yoyou read thehe descrcriptions. thank you just cannot t comprehd how someonone can n do those th. and then you come to believe and you see things that are so much worse. >> i think that what hamas did was to sentence this region to live on its sword for many, many genenerations if n not f foreve. bebecause i dodon't know of man israraelis, evenen the mosost l left wing g that aftfter this w sign a peace accord with any palestinians. they will just not trust them because of the atrocities. >> ahead, there is no safe place. in gaza ananymore. israel's military dropped leaflets from the sky earlier today warning civilians living in northern gaza to evacuate the area. >> there is no safe place in gazaanymore. >> muhammad, a british citizen living in manchester glands evers on a family visit to gaza city when he was forced to evacuate south. >> we were told to come here because by the israeli army because it's supposedly safer for our safety. >> but it doesn't feel safer. there's bombing all around us. every day. and truly, i go to sleep and i don't know if i'll wake up. i go out and i don't know if i'll come back safe. food is s running out inin the shops. and we've not had popower for n than a w week. the wawater supply d depends on power. >> for palestinians, all this movement out of their homes evokes memories of the 1948 expulsion. >> it's something that permeates the psyche of palestinians just like the holocaust perm nates the psyche of israelis. people left their homes just like we did a week ago and they thought it would be over and we'd with back in ten days. everything would be fine. and they've been dispossessed of their lands ever since. >> the military in crisis in gaza seems to be growing worse by the hour. >> the dead are piling up. all of this only the beginning as troops hundreds of thousands of the israeli troops amassing on that border. >> as the worlds watches and waits the death toll is already staggering. this cnn graphic detailing fatalities in the conflict over the past 15 years shows more palestinians have died each and every year and the latest violence moves in the same direction with profoundly more loss of life on the palestinian side since the horrific hamas attack on israel on october 7th.
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