In the west make the idf sending in hundreds of soldiers with armored vehicles and bulldozers israel says it has killed 20 terrorists and gun battles and airstrikes including a senior hamas commander welcomed a brandnew hour of fox news live i am bryan llenas. Anita: i am anita vogel. West bank operation is considered one of the biggest and deadliest since the war began between israel and hamas. The fighting growing more intense today with reports that at least one idf soldier was killed several others wounded. Many in the international community are calling for a halt in the fighting. A jeff a paul is life in tel aviv with the latest on the ground. Brian a fourth day of her raids by israeli forces got under way a little earlier today in the west bank. And really, when you look at this operation it is one of the most significant and biggest bit operations that is really forces have conducted in that area in quite some time. Most recently they are focused in and around the west bank c c
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