[explosions] >> jesse: tonight israel will begin to exact revenge. the ground operations against hamas in gaza has begun. israeli infantry and armored divisions rolling into the strip to avenge the slaughter of 1300 innocent israeli civilians. well-trained israeli combat specialists are conducting their first operational raids searching for hostages, gathering intelligence and neutralizing terrorists. hamas is no you on the defensive. israel has ordered a full evacuation of northern gaza telling a million palestinian civilians leave immediately or become collateral damage. hamas is ordering all palestinians to stay put, making their own people into human shields. the terrorists will not be subdued easily. they're still launching hundreds of rockets into israel. hamas rockets not surgical strikes. these are indiscripple and in ba rages that land in is really neighbors and on israeli highways. these random rockets terrorize israeli minds in population centers. israel's air campaign is drastically different. the idf has showered gaza with precision missile strikes. knocking out hamas strong holds, hideouts and leadership. last night, 750 targets were hit. [explosions [ [ >> jesse: one israeli strike killed the brother of a top hamas chief ton an earlier tra teak i can strike knocked out a kin of a top hamas commander. unfortunately the hamas tunnels are impenetrable to israeli air assaults. hamas has built over 300 miles of tunnels underneath their densely populated cities packed with heavily armed radicals ready to wage jihad. israel's long-term strategy is to permanently eliminate the tunnel system. the first step, after the air campaign, is rolling into gaza, where they face mounds of jagged rubble, infested with hamas snipers and laced with ieds. the hamas propaganda machine is already flexing ready to engage in traditional land warfare. this israeli army is armed to the seat with modern weaponry armor and aircraft. although history has shown how unsophisticated and dedicated insurgences can have as you can see against modern armies. but manpower could be the deciding factor, especially in the tunnels. once the idf clears and holds the surface, brave israeli soldiers will have to go underground and exterminate thousands of hamas fighters entrenched in their sophisticated maze system. a vietnam vet, a tunnel rat described how barbaric tunnel fighting can be. >> drop in, and the next thing you know they're bayonetting you, so we would take a concussion grenade throw it in there first scramble the brains of the people in there and get the snakes out and bamboo vipers and other booby traps they have. you have to go slow and easy get hurt with the rope and you would get hurt and they jerk you back out. there's different levels. they have trap dears with seals, you put tear gas down there, tried to drown them out didn't work. they would have entrants coming are in the rivers and stuff. these people over there in the middle east have learned a lesson from the vietnamese, takes a lot of courage to go down into a dark hole with a 45 and a flashlight and hope for the best. lot of times you don't want to use the 45 try to use your knife because you don't want the loud noise to give your position away. >> jesse: this war in gaza will be won underground, we'll never see the footage but the tunnel battle will be sdooif i have and only a full victory within the hamas tunnel system will achieve the objective set out by netanyahu to completely root out and destroy his terrorist neighbors for good. there's two wild cards. one, will the united states give the israeli defense forces enough latitude to achieve full and ever lasting victory in the face of heart-breaking scenes of civilian cas sfwhaelts and, two, will israel's brutal ground defensive inspire iranian backed hezbollah fighters to launch attacks into israel from the north from lebanon opening up a 2-front war in the north and in the south, which could strain the israeli's military's capacity to win efficiently. only total and complete israeli victory will achieve lasting peace. the question is, will the united states and the rest of the world get in their way? here now retired brigadier general anthony tata the defense under secretary of policy under president trump, and lieutenant colonel daniel davis, a senior fellow at defense priorities. all right, davis, your take on what we're going to see very shortly in gaza. >> well, i'll tell you jesse it's going to be a lot harder than what people are thinking. you may remember in 2009 obama sent u.s. army into afghanistan and said they were going to destroy the taliban and you see how that worked out. and the reason why it's similar because once the israeli forces go if, how do they know who's a hamas fighter as opposed to just some man that happens to be standing there. almost everybody's armed with an ak-47 and unless israel's going to literally kill everyone they're going to have to find some effective way to be discriminating in who they're going to shoot otherwise they'll gain more enemies than getting rid of hamas and that's one of the biggest difficulties israel has. and, look, the israeli army has not been trained for this sophisticated urban warfare. they've been trained in other things over time and it will be harder for them to operate in a hard learning curve many people have think. >> jesse: why isn't the idf trained in urban combat? >> because that's not what they have ever expected or done it, other than a handful of incursions here and there and those are targeted. but as far as waging war in a city they haven't ever done it and it's a very different skill set because you are trying to eradicate an enemy force that's hard to identify. but that's just something israel hasn't done, almost no one has done other than bakhmut in the russian/ukraine war. >> how difficult is this going to be when you combine the tunnels with the rubble and the snipers and the ieds? >> haze jesse extremely difficult particularly when you think about they have the tactical fight in gaza, they were the operational fight perhaps in the go lan and so the israeli high command is really fighting on three fronts, and the troops in fight in gaza have three dimensional, the high rises that haven't fallen yet they have the rubbles and then they have the tunnels as you aptly pointed out. so they're really going to have to search. i have high confidence that they are training right now on these types of urban combat techniques, close war combat. a really good example from history is the russian second fight where the us declared it as the most destroyed city on planet earth and the russians leveled that city and there was a lot of deception, ambush operations, explosive devices and close quarters combat and i think the israelis would be wise to study that. and our fight in fallujah quite frankly. it's going to be brutal building to building, door to door, and i think that's why they're giving them 24 hours to get out of town because they don't want to have to think about friend or foe when they go in these knowledges. >> jesse: if hezbollah opens up a second front in the north, what kind of challenge will that present israel? >> yeah, so they're going to have to hold with tank battalions in the north, artillery, that's a more conventional fight, open terrain fight. they've done that before. they know that take rain well. i've been there. i've been in golan, i've been in the tunnels in southern is thrill if he had in from gaza. so it's the second front issue fixes forces in the north preventing israel from amassing forces in the south. so it creates this dilemma and they've done a massive call-up of reserves for exactly that purpose to be able to hold in the north while they focus in the south, what we call a main effort in the south and a supporting effort in the north. >> jesse: all right. tata, davis, we're so grateful to have you guys and your expertise join us here this evening. thanks, as always. . the only thing harder than living in gaza is leaving gaza. this is a massive palestinian traffic jam inching south away from gaza city after israel repeatedly warned civilians to evacuate before the ground invasion begins. but hamas told the palestinians to ignore israel's instructions, hamas telling palestinians you're going nowhere, stay as our human shields and let us film your death to elicit the global outcry needed to restrain the israeli ground operation. this is a cunning and immoral military strategy that also doubles as a pr strategy. the only thing that can stop the israeli victory over hamas is palestinian collateral damage that hamas is actively orchestrating. and the higher the palestinian body count, the sooner the west stops netanyahu. the united nations is already serving as hamas surrogates. >> the skill and the speed is bone chilling. gaza is fast becoming a hell hole and is on brink of collapse. >> jesse: so what do we know about the palestinian schnabel well, the people the entire world seems to sympathize for, 40% of palestinians support suicide bombings. that's the highest level of support in the entire world. the palestinians have also chosen hamas to represent the controlling faction of their government. the government charter describes killing jews as one of its highest priorities. so the israeli military is marching into a bombed-out husk of a city riddled with tunnels and terrorists and populated by a palestinian people who not only harbor hamas but are willing to die for hamas. andy stump is a navy seal who spent over 17 years in combat. all right. describe, andy, the challenge operating in this kind of insurgent environment along the civilian population with a global media that's looking for any type of collateral damage. >> i'm going to disagree with your two previous guests. i have trained with and hosted members of some very elite units in the israeli defense force. they are highly capable and trained to deal with wa they are about to encounter. having said that, imagine going for a walk in your neighborhood and think about how little time you actually think about the environment around you. you don't have to worry about where you place your feet, not really worried about angles and then completely flip that situation on its head and look at it from the perspective of the destruction, the three dimensional threats and that every step you need to take you need to not only be sure of your footing but making sure there's a ied in place, one of the most arduous environments they could possibly be entering and at some point it's going to have to be cleared by human beings feet if not inches at a time. >> jesse: and it's not even your neighborhood, because they don't live there. this is a foreign neighborhood and you're going to have snipers, you're going to have maybe kids running up you with suicide invests. how do you navigate that type of scene where you can't differentiate between civilian and sniper? >> the most honest answer that i can give you is that you do the best that you can. i think people operate under the impression that war is very black and white and, in my experience, it's anything but that. the soldiers that are getting ready to go in this environment, they have only hard questions and hard decisions in front of them. and war is not precise. there are going to be mistakes that are going to be made and the soldiers on the ground are going to have to do the absolute best that they possibly can. >> jesse: knowing the take rain that they're facing, do you have any sort of time line that you think they may be able to complete this objective? >> well, it depends on what they're going to want to be accomplishing. i would say from a technology perspective, whether you're using robots or unmanned vehicles overhead you can use your technical advantage with they wereals night vision, you can get an idea what the broad area looks like and perhaps you have to pass through some of these areas before actually securing them so it wouldn't take very long. but for them to actually ensure that there are no longer any threats, they will literally, as i said before, have to walk through this area and clear it inch by inch, foot by foot. and depending on the environment and what remains, the structures versus the rubble, that's going to determine the time line but it's certainly not going to be a matter of minutes or hours, i would say to thoroughly clear it will take days if not longer. >> it looks like a demolition site. very, very tough. thank you very much, we appreciate it, very good insight and we really honor your service as well. >> you're very welcome. thanks for having me. >> jesse: joe biden already waffling on his support for israel. ♪ mptoms? 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>> jesse: biden has supported ukraine for, quote, as long as it takes. and he's already getting cold feet with israel after a week. biden doesn't want to touch this mid east war, especially in an election year. so he's doing as little as possible and praying it doesn't blow up into a wider conflict. he's praying american hostages aren't executed, but won't lift a finger to send in an american extraction team. he's praying voters won't notice he funded the regime that sponsored the terror. kamala harris gets it and has completely disappeared. she skyped into the situation room meeting yesterday. veep portrayed the exact same thing. the vice-president skyping into hostage negotiations. kamala didn't want to come home from her college tour. >> see here, i think a well known secret about me. i love venn diagrams. i love venn diagrams. and whenever i am presented with kind of like this is complicated, i always wonder, is there a venn diagram to figure this stuff out. >> jesse: is there a venn diagram to figure out the mid east peace process? i don't know. but the biden harris administration disengaged and unserious in the face of mounting national security threats and hoping you won't notice this election. founder of american majority ned ryan joins me now. so it's been a week ned and the president's already saying, you know, israel, let's just wait a second, just wait. what kind of message does that send? >> well, first of all this week's been bizarre talking about junk credit card fees. he's out there you today smearing lipstick on that pig of bidenomics, which by the way is still a pig costing americans about $10,000 a year for their cost of living but i think biden wants to talk about anything else but this. he doesn't want to talk about what's taken place in israel or american hostages because he's directly responsible for what's taken place. we can talk about the cash payments to obama to the iranian ja room or the six billion the biden administration unproceeds and now supposedly kind of refroze or whatever they're doing. but i think we need to focus on the fact that during the biden administration they're loosening of the sanctions on iran has allowed them to generate about 30 billion more in oil revenue in the last 2.5 years. jesse you can fund a lot of terrorism with that money and i think you can draw a direct line from the biden administration's appeasement and empowerment of the iranian regime to dozens of americans now dead and hamas holding american hostages. i mean the whole situation, the economy, hostages being held by radical islamic terrorists reaction of the weakness of the carter administration in the 1970s malaise. >> jesse: you're right. so they were trying to bend over backward in the mullahs because they wanted back in the iranian nuke deal and they had to let iranian sell oil because of russia and they wanted to keep ingraham angle prices low. but now there's a hostage situation. american held hostage he won't send in special operators. doesn't seem like sending an extra carrier group top the mediterranean he hasn't done much at all. why? >> because they're weak. they want to apiece iran. they are weak across the board, the biden administration. i mean, biden himself is both weak physically, mentally, and politically. they're not going to do anything, you know, forcefully to do anything about these american hostages. it's shameful jesse. i'm pretty sure trump by now would have made a strong move to try and free these american hostages and we're sitting here hoping, praying, that somehow miraculously nothing happens to these american hostages as biden sits there and fiddles about talking about bidenomics. it's incredible the weakness that's developed. >> you know the best thing we can do to put the iranians back on their heels and put the chinese and russians back on their heels? is absolutely let netanyahu root out and destroy hamas, hezbollah, and all these iranian proxies in the region. that would send a message. >> this to me is shameful that biden is somehow jerking on netanyahu's chain right now. let him off the chain. let him deal with hamas. let him completely eradicate hamas and deal with hezbollah while he's at it. >> i agree. it's what the american military would do. let them at it and figure out when it's needed. >> correct. >> jesse: thank you very much. hamas bragging about taking children hostages. some propaganda videos we've got to warn you about. ♪ hi, i'm michael, i've lost 70 pounds on golo. i spent thousands on other diets that didn't work. on golo, i spent a couple hundred bucks and got back down to my high school weight. you're not gonna believe this thing is possible but it is. she found it. the feeling of finding the psoriasis treatment she's been looking for. sotyktu is the first-of-its-kind, once-daily pill for moderate-to-severe plaque psoriasis for the chance at clear or almost clear skin. it's like the feeling of finding your back... is back. or finding psoriasis can't deny the splendor of these thighs. once-daily sotyktu is proven to get more people clearer skin than the leading pill. don't take if you're allergic to sotyktu; serious reactions can occur. sotyktu can lower your ability to fight infections including tb. serious infections, cancers including lymphoma, muscle problems, and changes in certain labs have occurred. tell your doctor if you have an infection, liver or kidney problems, high triglycerides, or had a vaccine or plan to. sotyktu is a tyk2 inhibitor. tyk2 is part of the jak family. it's not known if sotyktu has the same risks as jak inhibitors. find what plaque psoriasis has been hiding. ask your dermatologist about sotyktu for clearer skin. so clearly you. sotyktu. ♪ >> jesse: hamas terrorists have taken americans hostage in gaza and the clock is ticking. water, food and electricity have been shut off. israel is showering the scene with artillery. the ground invasion already under way. what's president biden's plan to resolve the hostage crisis? >> i spoke with the family members of all those americans who are still unaccounted for on a zoom call for about an a ten, 15 minutes. they're going through agony not knowing the status of their sons, daughters, hubs, wives, children are. it's gut wrenching. i assured them my personal commitment to do everything possible, everything possible to return them to their families. we're working around the clock to secure their release. >> jesse: biden's not doing everything he can because he's already ruled out deploying american special operators. so this is either going to end with dead american hostages or a massive ransom payment, which will only encourage more kidnappings. hamas has just announced that 13 hostages have already perished. the window is quickly closing for extractions or negotiations. the terror group releasing video of israeli children held captive. an excruciating moment to witness for jewish families. we're not going to show you that bit of terrorist propaganda though. biden has his hands dirty since this is fresh off his $6 billion payment to iranians and lopsided prisoner swaps with russia and the taliban. the biden administration has funded the iranian regime and the palestinians and is now watching these dangerous policies play out in deadly fashion. former secretary of state mike pompeo joins me now. secretary, why is the president ruling out sending in american special forces to search and rescue these hostages? >> well, it makes no sense jesse to rule that out. i can't figure out for the life of me why you would say that. even worth the case that it were your intention not to do so why would you tell the bad guys that there was no one going to come knock on the door in the middle of the night and slit their throats and rescue americans. that makes absolutely no sense. it must give them great comfort and assistance. it's hard, we may not know where to send them and how to get them in but we should be moving heaven and earth alongside our israeli partners to identify where these americans are, where the other hostages are and using every element of american power to get them home. >> so you have a hostage crisis which the trump administration and you were involved in very successfully but at the same time you could have hezbollah start shelling the israelis from the north, maybe syria gets excited, you never know what the iranians could do, i know we have carrier groups there. what is the strategic calculation that the administration is grappling with here? >> jesse, what they've got to do is they've got to fundamentally reconcile how they're going to explain to the american people that they're turning their iran policy 180 degrees. you talked about this earlier on the show. you and i have talked about this before. they've priced these hostages. there were six hostages a month ago, we paid a billion bucks apiece and now there are dozens mored held by the iranians. they have to stop the appeasement and they have to make it clear to iranians there will be a to them. not on their proxies or some knucklehead in the desert some place, but on the iranian regime itself, they have to demonstrate if there are actions taken against americans there will be a price to pay and that is hard for american to acknowledge that this is an iranian regime that killed more than two dozen americans. >> are you worried about this blowing up into some global pro palestinian -- we've already seen attacks around the world. do you this i the biden administration has a handle on how big this could blow? >> i'm worried that they don't. i must say, i worry that they are actually worrying about that too much. they've already started trying to limit the capacity of israelis toss do what they need to do. if you want to stop the carnage what took place on october 7th, if you want to stop the carnage the answer is to eliminate hamas and go after the iranian regime whether the she as in iraq or the hezbollah in lebanon you have to go after the source of the problem which is the iranians and i'm convinced if we do that with seriousness we can convince large parts of the mus lin worlds it is in their best interest, make no mistake the hamas terrorists make it difficult that they subject gate as well. we have to make that argument deliver american power and permit israel to have the time and space that it needs to do what they ought to do and what duty requires them to do to keep the israeli people safe. >> jesse: well said secretary. thanks as always, we always love having you on primetime. >> thank you, jesse >> jesse: well, israel has a secret weapon. we'll tell you what that is. this isn't just freight. these aren't just shipments. they're promises. promises of all shapes and sizes. each, with a time and a place they've been promised to be. a promise is everything to old dominion, because it means everything to you. i'm franklin graham. the world is searching for peace, and it seems to elude our leaders, and maybe you wish you could have peace. maybe your life is in turmoil, and you don't know where to go, or what to do. but you can have peace, and that's through the prince of peace. that's the lord jesus christ, god's son who came to this earth to take our sins, where he died and shed his blood on a cross and on the third day, god raised his son to life. and you can have peace, not only now, but for eternity, by putting your faith and trust in god's son, jesus christ. if you've never done that, pray this prayer with me right now. just say, "god, i'm a sinner. 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you need a guy with a knife going into a dark tunnel and trying to slit someone's throat who's hiding behind a corner. jonathan, tell me what it's going to be like for these guys to go into this area and extract revenge. >> well, first of all, revenge should be the last thing on their mind. the tactics of taking out hamas should be the main focus on, and also rescuing these hostages. but here's one thing, i love the fact that we started out talking about technology and how we've become over-reliant on that. because as you see, as you watch the videos of the hamas attackers, if you look back 20, over 20 years ago when afgan and iraq war started, the tactics on their side were very rudimentary, but they had over 20 years to watch what we do in the field, what we do in the urban areas. so their tactician have changed. and this is really where the key to warfare is now, is not just technology, but how has your enemy advanced? how have they grown and what have they learned about you? and so as they work, as israel goes in and works into these tunnels, works into these urban areas, they cannot just rely on technology, they have to look at how the enemy has evolved, and they have to change their tactics now to make sure that they are focused on patrol engaging the enemy to take them out. and as far as these tunnels go, this is where technology can work, and if they know that they have people out of there they can just use a bunker buster. but if this is where hostages are at or if they do have civilians in that area they have to be very careful as they enter into those areas because a tunnel is a very fluid operating environment. and so they have to -- i hope they've practiced these things, i hope they understand that once you enter there, you have to clear it when you're in there and you have to clear it out. and it's just a very pre carryius place. >> jesse: yeah, the tunnel war is going to be decisive. bill, real quick, while i have you, are the hamas fighters able to operate through a joy stick, some of these komakzi drones from the tunnel. >> they should be able to if they properly set up their communications with antennas. this is what israelis should be looking for. there are elements of technology that will help israelis drones on their end to keep observation of the battlefield in addition to bunker busters, thermo barrack weapons to blow up the tunnels again if there's hostages in there that's an issue. but, yes, they should be able to, if they've practiced this, if they've thought this through they should be able to guide these weapons via the tunnels. >> jesse: all right. bill, jonathan, great analysis. we love having you guys on. thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> jesse: well, radical islam's day of rage. that's next. ♪ . >> [shouting]. >> [chanting]. >> [shouting]. >> [screaming]. >> jesse: across the globe supporters of hamas called for jihad. as the terrorists declared today a global day of rage. it seems their followers adhered to the demands. there was a frenzy of knife attacks worldwide. in beijing a staffer at the israeli embassy was stabbed. the man survived. in france a man screaming allah plunged a knife into people murdering a teacher. how long until this spills over into our country? border patrol apprehended two leb lebanese nationals yesterday. cities across the u.s. are on edge as pro-palestinian supporters disyou want every day life like in chicago where they rampaged through a town hall meeting. >> [shouting]. >> jesse: in new york cops are on high alert. times square was taken over by an anti-israeli mob. >> [shouting]. >> we will free palestinian. >> ♪ ♪ >> jesse: communities spent all day bracing for the worst. parents kept kids home from school over threats and violence including my next guest who is a former israeli soldier. mother, model and former member of idf joins me now. did you take this seriously enough to take your kids out of school or was there a specific threat that you noticed? >> no, i just decided to be cautious. i grew up in israel. we have been surrounded by this kind of stuff for my entire life. i have never been overly scared or overly cautious. after seeing how ruthless and cruel hamas can be, i just decided that it's not worth me being brave at the expense of my kids. it's sad to know that in a sense i let the fear take over me. we have seen through the reports that are coming out every day, another story, another survivor and another gruesome video. these people are ruthless and will stop at nothing. >> jesse: how concerned are you when you see videos of people in times square backing hamas atrocities? you have seen it in chicago and california. how does that make you feel? >> angry. because i know that when these people are defending the hamas, they are defending the actions that they did. defending a terrorist organization that beheads babies and cuts babies out of pregnant women's bodies and kills parents in front of their kids. these people taking to the streets and protesting they are supporting these -- i can't even say animals. these people that are doing these horrendous things. it's scare toe me. it's not about a political argument. it's not about israel or palestinian or anything. it's about humanity. it's about people who have compassion in their heart. if they see videos of a nine-month-old baby kidnapped in gaza without parents. >> sean: this is a fox news