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an egyptian role? hamas has to respect egypt because egypt, in a sense, has its hands on hamas throat. egypt cut off the tunnels. egypt shut the passages from gaza to egypt. it can reopen the passage. and so egypt does have influence. but i don t think one should dismiss anybody that has influence in this situation. the challenge is to get hamas to stop its firing of rockets. i believe the israelis will stop their operations once hamas agrees to stop firing their rockets. they re already prepared to agree to ceasefires. if the qataris can help, if the turks can help, i dont see any reason we shouldn t be using them as well. is there anything that can be saved out of this wreckage with all the death, particularly on the palestinian side, do you see
you very much. it s not going to be the last of this year. israel says terrorists are using tunnels to cross from gaza to egypt where they are launching attacks on israeli settlers. we found those tunnels and reena ninan took a dangerous journey to see what was at the other end. she joins us with the powerful story just ahead. the man accused of killing his wife seen look at him on the left having a grand time, laughing, dancing, unbuttoning his shirt. wait until you hear the conversation that went on. the strange story of millionaire bob ward and the trial that s about to go coast to coast. and it was an accident, and i will tell you more about it later. but you know, it was a very tragic accident. and other than that, all i wish i could do was go myself.
brought in through tunnels like this to launch an attack that left 8 dead. then they lowered me 50 feet under the ground. these tunnels are usually used to smuggle in goods and construction supplies. but sometimes they are used to smuggle in people. if i walk 20 minutes underground i ll end up in egypt. you feel claustrophobic, it s incredibly hot. as i walked i asked one of the young smugglers to help us get to egypt. no, no, no, they shout. they are worried about being caught. they will shut down their tunnels, their only source of income. as we were filming israeli jets could be heard above us. we just have been told hamas
buildings including the u.s. embassy and nato headquarters. the gun battle left 27 people dead including civilians and afghan police officers. there are worries terrorists are using tunnels to cross from gaza to egypt where they then launch attacks on israeli settlers. we found those tunnels. reena ninan took a trip there to see. reporter: they conducted an attack last month that left eight dead. we drove to the town along the gaza-egypt border avoiding checkpoints. we arrive at a tunnel where they are vows smugglers await. we try to see how easy it would be to get smuggled into egypt. israel believes militants were