hostages believed to be held in gas ga sa has gone up to 240. this comes as israeli troops and tanks push deeper into the gaza strip. the prime minister benjamin netanyahu is rejecting calls for a cease fire and refusing to halt the ground and air assault to wipe out hamas. calls for a cease fire are calls for israel to surrender to hamas, to surrender to terrorism, to surrender to barbarism. that will not happen. the bible says that there is a time for peace and a time for war. this is a time for war. the israeli military tells cnn special forces operation was able to rescue a hostage held in northern gaza. she is an idf soldier who was kidnapped during the october 7th terror attack. this is video of the emotional reunion, that s her with her grandmother. meanwhile on the ground in gaza, the idf says troops have been battling terrorist cells armed with machine guns and anti-tank missiles. israeli forces advance, hamas released a new hostage video of three israeli women
to bring supplies in ask respond. people need medical splice, food, water, shelter. it is a massive logistical challenge. save the children and other humanitarian agencies are trying to meet those needs as best we can. molly: all right. save the children.org for those that are looking for information on your organization and all that you re doing. greg ramm, thank you so much for for giving us insight into what s happening on the ground and also where people can find out more information if they want to help your organization. thank you, greg, we appreciate it. thank you for your time. griff: well, molly, hal do it for us. it was great being with you. fox news live continues with mike emmanuel is and alicia acuna, and don t forget to set your clock forward tonight. and they re holding the line on purchase loans with rates in the twos.
component is what you have to establish with any communities impacted with traumatic loss. we do that very carefully. we bring communities together. so strength in communities. so in newtown, we did a lot of bringing the community together. for just fun-filled activities. to get them out of their house. because they have a tendency to isolate after a traumatic loss. you work with international communities as well. we do. we work with 26 nations. we have been working closely with the u.n. in establishing a handbook for best practices. in dealing with victims of terrorism. we have had an international program for ten years, bringing young adults together from all over the world. from some of the world s worst atrocities. having the young people kind of have strength in numbers. strength in communities. so quickly, how can people help? they can go on our website, www.tuesday s children.org. there s a donate button and we
reporter: we are seeing children, a tremendous number of children for instance newborns with their families sleeping on the streets a in any open park they can find. the earthquake is over, the frequency of aftershocks are rising. we see people and tensions rise people worried about shelters to sleep n. it s rained last night. it s cold. i think the cold is the biggest concern. the children are out there consistent butteing tents and clean water and baby kits. we re asking for more support to continue their effort. brad life is very fragile in a situation like this. time matters. what are the things you need first and that you need most? right now the best thing people can do is go to save the children.org. read about our response and make a donation. we have nepalese police as sanjay talked about, the feeling of injured. we feed right now is shelter for