with lebanon we are now in a doubled double battle as hezbols up the taxpayers this as israeli warplanes reportedly hit targets across the gaza strip and the west bank. and in syria at meantime idf troops prepare for a ground invasion into gaza that could come at any moment. welcome to a new hour of "fox news live" i am molly line in for arthel neville. eric: hello everyone thank you for joining us i'm eric shawna for the gaza ground offensive looms to south north idf is trading fire with hezbollah militants and let's lebanon. sending more troops and tanks up north like hamas, hezbollah backed by iran military experts fear tehran is trying to orchestrate a broader conflict. >> i think hamas, hezbollah are taking pages from those books and making sure everything now focuses on this is going to get bigger if israel's goes in. i think it is important that western leaders to include the united states stand firm in their support. eric: will there be a two front or que quest mixing of foreign affairs correspondent greg powell cut is standing by, greg? >> hey eric. we are right up against that border and it is active but we heard drone in the past couple of hours there have been flares going up there have been explosions. for the past week since we have been at rewatch clashes between israel and the iranian backed hezbollah escalate. a reason why perhaps with a huge ground invasion looming against time for family time to come up north today to be with the troops with a message to hezbollah a destructive war like it waged against israel in 2006 will look like nothing that they try to start something out. take a listen. >> if hezbollah decides to enter the war it will miss the second lebanon war. it will make the mistake of its life. we will cripple it with the force that cannot even imagine and then meeting for hezbollah in the state of lebanon will be devastating. >> the fighting is going on, antitank missiles, mortars, small arms fire coming from hezbollah tank, artillery, drone blast of israel. so f for the past two weeks 19 hezbollah fighters have been killed six israeli soldiers plus civilian casualties. now, the three towns and villages all along the israeli side have been evacuated replaced by about three divisions of israeli troops. a lot of the heavy armor with a lot of damage done on the lebanon site as well. residents there are fleeing. one more note here, israel in the last 24 hours has bombarded airports in both in damascus and aleppo. syria is the pathway for weapons and ammunition coming from iran to its proxies hezbollah and hamas or r a region really in tl back to you. eric: can you explain that when you're at the site you can look right over and you see the enemy israel's enemy sitting there. in terms of iran, what is israel doing now to try and stop the armament flow as you talked about the airports. and other measures while iran has been saying israel will be wiped off the earth if they go into gaza more of the same. >> yes eric. the messaging is very strong. again we hear this from prime minister netanyahu and all the top israeli officials warning very, very clearly to iran, to hezbollah do not get involved in this war right now. they are backing up within armor and troops that we have been seeing as we we been driving ard this area on the other side of the border for the past week. they are ready. the israeli military is ready to respond. hezbollah is taking its measure. hezbollah has been striking is n and again across the border but not to the point of a full-scale war. not to the point of what one would call in invasion. but it could tip over at any point that is why of both sides are playing this game very closely, very tightly. eric: do you think the hezbollah just testing? >> absolutely. we see it here. we are literally less than a mile and a half away from the border. we see the flares going up by the israeli military for there has been infiltration up and down this border. there's been shootings as i mentioned 19 hezbollah fighters six israeli soldiers have been killed in last two weeks. at any other time if it wasn't what's happening now and gaza wasn't happening this would be a major conflict. now it is a situation israel is trying to control, trying to tamp down a two front war would be really, really serious stuff. eric: will have more of that coming up in the newscast. greg palkot fantastic reporting is always thank you. molly: the two front war to southern israel israel continues a pounding gaza today the idf says it will increase rocket fire and airstrikes on the strip to pave the way for the next stage of the war. thousands of troops and tanks are massed at the gaza border preparing for the start of its eminence ground offensive. mike tobin is alive in israel. to you. >> and molly, in advance of what appears to be that inevitable ground invasion troops both in the north and the south continue to get visits from the defense minister in the prime minister of defense yoav gallant tell him the troops along the border this'll be the last operation into gaza because when it is over there will be no more hamas. prime minister benjamin netanyahu told the troops this won't be like other wars. >> i know you lost friends. it is very difficult but we are in a battle for our life. a battle for our home. this is not an exaggeration. this is the war. it is do or die, they should die. >> we hear the airstrikes continue into the gaza strip. about midway down the gaza strip is a refugee camp that took a major hit yesterday. palestinians that hit an open air market decimating the open air market. meantime aid is making it into the gaza strip through the crossing with egypt. some 17 trucks made in today, 20 trucks made it in yesterday madg food, water and medicine. aid workers say it's about 4% of the desperate need in the gaza strip. meantime there are reports still of infiltrators hanging around since the october 7 the massacre. israeli tv says one was picked up today. there's a loud explosion in the background sounds sound like anr striper infiltrator picked up today here in the area of the gaza strip. he was dehydrated and exhausted. molly: mike tobin thank you tremendous reporting we appreciate it and so close to potentially what could be happening next thank you for your reporting. eric: the u.s. is strengthening military posture across the middle east presenting strike groups closer to israel defense secretary lloyd austin said today our ally can expect more military support alexandria hoff has more in washington's response she is reporting on the present he is as weekend home and rehoboth delaware. >> hey eric even though his edification of the present has been busy on the phone lines. today's focus national security team this morning also the leaders of germany, france, italy the uk and canada. today spoke with prime minister benjamin netanyahu we are just now learning about more with the phone call consisted of it was the president welcoming the humanitarian aid i was able to make it over the rafah crossing into gaza the president thanked netanyahu for his cooperation in helping get the two american hostages that were freed on friday, help to get them home for there is discussion about that we know this is at least their eighth conversation since he wars broken out. additionally until the present has been busy spoke with pope francis this morning. the white house think that conversation consisted of quote the president condemned the barbarous attack by hamas against israeli civilians and affirm the need to protect civilians and gossiper discusses recent visit to israel and efforts of food, medicine and other humanitarian assistance shall believe he ate the humanitarian crisis in gaza. within all that president biden was able to get a quick breakfast at popular probably café this month secular state ansi blinken appeared on the sunday shows discussing the efforts to get the 10 missing americans home. how many of them are still alive is still painfully unclear. >> that we do not know for sure is whether some of the unaccounted for our dead and simply not been uncovered yet. or that are hostage we have is pretty strong idea that some number of the tenant lease are being held in gaza by hamas. >> administration is not directly address the u.s. has urged israel to delay its ground operation into gaza. in order to facilitate the release of hostages first our team did as president biden about this yesterday. when asked he simply replied quote i'm talking to the israelis you know he certainly is. speaking once again to prime minister netanyahu this afternoon. >> the right alex thanks so muc. >> each of us set foot in this country not as a democrat or a republican. we stepped foot here, united as americans. standing shoulder to shoulder with israel. republican senator katy britt during a bipartisan group of lawmakers in israel today showing support for longtime ally for the trip comes as president biden is proposing a 106 billion-dollar aid package that would help both israel and ukraine and even some republicans are ready to back up the presidents plant senate minority leader mitch mcconnell said getting aid to israel is urgent. >> this is an emergency. it is an emergency that we stepped up and deal with this axis of evil china, russia, iran is an immediate threat to the united states. most of my members believe we need some big credible on the border as well. >> a spring in nebraska republican senator pete eight member of the senate foreign relations committee. senator, thank you very much for joining us here today. i do want to get into ukraine and perhaps the bundling effort as far as funding is concerned. but you start with israel there are american hostages in the hands of hamas. you know things are heating up on the northern border with hezbollah. the troops the israelite militaries on the board about too go in. how far should you as support go? >> we need to back israel unconditionally here. they have been attacked by a terrorist organization hamas. we saw the atrocities the barbarity's of what hamas perpetrated against the israelis. when it comes to recovering our hostages is where the president we need to work directly with prime minister netanyahu. they've gotten the best hostage rescue people in the world. so do we. the israelis can handle the majority of the groundwork here. they do not need our help for that. what they need to supply and that's what we're going to provide them for the president is to make sure getting american hostages back of the top of the list how they conduct operations going forward. molly: very significant buildup of american military assets happening right now. the gerald ford which is described as the biggest in the baddest. we have seen a number of attacks on our own facilities and syria, iraq, the drone attacks. it seems to be expanding map how concerned are you about the u.s. being drawn into a broadening conflict? >> is where again we need to send a direct message to iran. it's the one behind this but none of this would happen if iran was not finding it. they sent hamas, the fund hezbollah for this is where thee money is coming from. iran has to know if they're going to that is the signaling behind him the gerald ford to let them know we are very serious. there would be dire consequences that they try to widen the war. molly: if you think they believe us as consequences would happen? >> frankly based upon the bite administration previous conduct with a run they probably don't to paid the bite administration has is nothing but project weakness. there is a foolish iran nuclear deal the obama administration started the trying to bring it back again. we constantly think we play nice with iran give them money they're going to somehow come around and be nice. there is one thing they understand that his strength. i cheat you start projecting strength are not going to take us seriously. molly: fox news both show majority of american side of israel. we see big pro- palestinian protests happening across america as well. big protests there covering a lot of ground california, massachusetts. your thoughts on what this means? >> the people who chose to protest in favor of hamas need to remember their backing an organization that raped women in the streets that killed the little children present kidnapped little children brought them into a war zone. they are holding hostages. i would not want to be in the side of evil. while you may be sympathetic to the palestinians you cannot be sympathetic to hamas is a terrorist organization part of the charter to destroy the state of israel. >> of the fox news pole shifts us a little toward the topic of ukraine. there are a lot of people who support ukraine getting funding and ukraine against russia. this a limited timeframe for a lot of folks. your thoughts on that? particularly this is a looming debate in the republican party as to how long and how much we continue to fund the war in ukraine. >> is a difficult situation. what people need to remember also is putin is a dictator. he is trying to take ukraine if he is successful there is not going to stop dictators never do. he is artisan baltic states are renegade stage he wants to reestablish the russian empire. if he invades a nato member like the baltic states then americans will start dying for it right now americans are not dying. they're not in a worth russia. if he invades a nato member we will be. it's important to stop and ukraine immature loses their so we do not see him try to widen a war into a nato ally which would cause us to get involved directly. it is expensive now but a wider war is more expensive. that is why we need to support ukraine print isa come with tremendous oversight for the need to be 33 audits on the material we are providing for this is alice 47 countries it done already. many nato members have put in more as a percentage of their economy that we have. we do have friends europe is pulling his weight on this. we took continued to make sure putin does not win this war. because if he does he will wipe it down the road and it will involve our troops directly per. >> speak thank you. >> thanks for having me on. eric: israel standing strong in a two front war with hezbollah in the north wrapping up this attacks how could that out? what the next few days could bring his live coverage of the war on israel continues here on fox news live. i work for the city of new york as a police administrator. i oversee approximately 20 people and my memory just has to be sharp. i always hear people say, you know, when you get older, you know, people lose memory. i didn't want to be that person. i decided to give prevagen a try. my memory became much sharper. i remembered more! i've been taking prevagen for four years now. prevagen. at stores everywhere without a prescription. 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(gentle music) molly: back to israel's northern border work hezbollah claim six of its fighters were killed by israeli strikes yesterday despite the united states and others warning the iranian backed group -- warning them against take advantage of the conflict hezbollah fighters continue to exchange a fire with israeli soldiers. cheap international correspondent steve harrigan is live in beirut lebanon with more on this, steve. >> malik the death toll for the two sites after two weeks of skirmishes is 25 deptford hezbollah five israeli soldiers killed for the pace of this back-and-forth fighting over israel has increased. last night israel says hezbollah fired antitank missiles into israel in three different locations. also the warnings from each side growing in their extremity. prime minister of israel visiting northern troops warned hezbollah about getting involved in a second front fight against israel. he said potential damages in lebanon would be catastrophic and un- imaginal bird that is how bad things could get in hezbollah enters the war. we are seeing more and more preparations by israel for just that possibility. they have evacuated another 14 sandwich in the north along the border with lebanon. they're trying to create 2-mile buffer zone between the border and civilians. but both to get siblings out of the way and allow the military free rein in case that does blossom out into a full-blown war with lebanon. molly: steve harrigan those growing concerns to the north of israel thank you. >> if hezbollah goes to war with israel it will make the mistake of his life. we will cripple it with a force that cannot even imagine. and the consequences for its in the state will be devastating. eric: israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu warning hezbollah against opening a second front in the north. as iran and the idf is evacuated communities in the face of the threat and fears there growing a second conflict up north bring in retired u.s. navy captain fox news military analyst chuck nash. captain, israel is gone into lebanon in the past that's a major operation. what do you foresee when you see happening and predict over the next few weeks when it comes to hezbollah the north? >> it difficult to predict what's going on right now. things are such a hyperbolic state. israel says are going to initiate a major ground movement into gaza i believe that's probably going to happen. whether it hezbollah decides to get involved or not that is up in the air. the one thing about deterrence, deterrence is convincing your enemy that if you act, the enemy will be totally destroyed. it's going to fail they'll be totally destroyed. to get there you have to incredible force. you have to make the enemy believe you will use that force and you need consistent messaging. the israelis are doing all of that. if they were to have a two front war that would be bad. if, during that two front war they were major uprisings in the west bank, that would be disastrous. the israelis pretty much widely known. they have nuclear weapons. they are not going to go down without taking a lot of people with them. so the deterrence is going to work against iran. because iran knows they could get wiped out too. i think the iranians are in the end going to put pressure against hezbollah to not get involved. not white in this thing anymore. as far as the force structure of the united states is put into the mediterranean and it is still building. when this is all over we are probably going to have 15 ships and three submarines cruising around the eastern atlantic. now or the eastern mediterranean sorry. that sounds like a credible force. but the iranians are missing our consistent messaging we've been lifting oil sanctions right after this administration took power they restored funding to the palestinians. our messaging has been off do we have a credible force? yes. do they believe we would use it? don't know. think senator ricketts on fox just a little bit ago was spot on with his analysis he thanks the deterrence is down we have turned all the stuff against it in a desperate attempt to clawback that deterrence that we have wasted away over the last couple of years. eric: let's go back to a moment what you referred to in israel's capability. that is the final line do you believe the potential or at least the tehra term ron knows t and that they will stop at some point, go up to a line to try to avoid this conflict from going nuclear. >> absolutely. they've deployed their submarine. they've got cruise missiles and got nuclear warheads if the iranians are dumb enough they may all go down in a ball of fire but i don't think so. they are smarter than that. i think the israelis right now are the ones with the true deterrent capabilities and the true deterrent effect. we are there as a sideshow. like i said trying to desperately clawback. now we can be helping israel we undoubtedly are paid with intelligence, communication intercepts the aircraft carrier battle groups bring a plethora of capability is with them. not just missile tubes in aircraft and missiles. it's intelligence gathering its electronic intelligence, signals intelligence. with carrier battle group stationed there you can bet ththeir other theater airborne assets and maybe even some national assets adding to that intelligence collection capability. we are undoubtedly sharing let me play it a soundbite from senator lindsey graham he is in tel aviv in a bipartisan group of senators he raised the possibility of bombing around oilfield to start a two front war they start a war by hezbollah. here senator graham. at this war grows is coming in your backyard. there will not be two fronts, there will be three. there is an effort to unleash hezbollah on the jewish state to destroy it. my attention will be two to run. these innocent hostages get slaughtered. i hold iran accountable they could stop it if they chose too. the idea this happened without iranian involvement is laughable. eric: is not consistent messaging that tehran hears back up the type of threat of u.s. military force? >> with all due respect to senator graham he has no executive authority. he h is one of 50 centers on capitol hill to the commander-in-chief has the authority to use the u.s. military grade congress has the ability to declare war which they have not done since world war ii. everything since then has been through executive action. so no, he can talk a big game it's all going to come down to, to the iranians, do the other players the chinese and taiwan, the russians with ukraine do they believe president joe biden is in charge of this? and if they taken the measure of him that he would actually use the force or is it all talk? >> of the game you're playing right now it's on a comfortable one. >> will see how tehran responds. always good to have you thank you. >> nice to be with you, eric. 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[background noises] before protesters cutting with new york's finest last night. thousands attended ei a flood brooklyn proposal sent rally. that was one of the many anti- israel rallies across the country at some of these rallies we heard echoes exactly of hamas terrorist threats those echoes and shouts on the streets of our country. a scb cotton live with much mor. >> good afternoon eric with this video from a pro- palestinian rally shows at one point officers forming a human barricade to try to get protesters off the street and onto the sidewalk. all the while officers are using an intercom to warn people they would be arrested if they did not leave, watch. >> you got to cooperate or the arresting officer. if you resist arrest you may be charged. >> protesters refusing to leave. some even sitting down in the middle of the street to continue chanting put others leading small fires in trash cans. we also saw physical confrontation between officers and protesters, look. [background noises] [inaudible] nypd moments ago releasing a statement on the clashes in a different video. now circulating on social media which appears to show a different officer throwing a punch pretty spokesperson announcing in part officers were struck with flying debris which include eggs, fireworks and bottles. in the course of doing so the officer seen in the video is reacting to active resistant by resistance bycriminals within t. nypd encourages peaceful protests but will not condone our officers being subjected to any form of violence. we know more than a dozen people were detained by police. most issued criminal court summons for ms. disorderly conduct. an estimated 5000 people attending the rally the second large scale pro- palestinian demonstration here in new york city in less than 24 hours. earlier in the day the protest was much calmer as hundreds came by the hour to brooklyn's neighborhood known for its large palestinian community. people in the crowd calling for a cease-fire and for more humanitarian aid to gaza. others denouncing israel and our country support of it. new york city councilman justin brannon represents the neighborhood wrote this in part on next. >> i support the right of israel to exist as a jewish state. i represent where the largest palestinian communities in the country. i support their aspiration for self-determination to exist as an independent state. justice for one will come to the erasure of another. moments ago the statement released by nypd we learned there is no permit obtained for this protest back to you. eric: look like eight melee a sounding cb thank you. molly? >> wall street journal coming out the new analysis on last week's deadly gaza hospital blast after reviewing footage from the area consulting with experts the journal says the blast likely came from a failed rocket that was targeting israel. hamas immediately blamed israel for the killing claiming more than 470 people were killed media outlets quickly parroted that claim. those reports sparked outrage across the region including intensive protests across the middle east. israel later said the rocket was fired by islamic jihad. the death toll was exaggerated by the u.s. government there intelligence supports israel's claim. jon bussey's associate editor the wall street journal joins me now. thank you so much for joining us here on the sunday afternoon. i want to get right to this remarkable report in the wall street journal did they really dug into this geo- located locations in the video and it lacks the timing together. created essentially a timeline of how things happened. we have a graphic we created for the timeline. at any rate it essentially captures things unfolding throughout what happened. your thoughts on this very unique piece of journalism? >> yes this is done by the wall street journal video team. it's quite an interesting bit of video forensics on what happened. basically what the team did was take four different camera shots of that evening october 17 when the blast happened at the hospital. these were cameras. one was israeli surveillance camera another was a handheld video from a passerby i know that was a news feed going on. they were from different directions. what it captures is a series of rockets being launched towards israel in the course of the evening. one of those rockets appears to be a long-range rocket. as you follow it through the four different camera angles, you see a flash occur that experts on rocketry say was very likely the motor failing. that rocket clearly goes off course. instead of heading to israel, it turns in a direction toward the hospital. it breaks up in the night sky. pieces of the fall in a variety of places largest piece likely the fuel of the rockets landed in the courtyard of the hospital. the trajectory is seen in the impact crater coming from an angle that suggests it was a rocket. the depths of the creator is not something associated with a bomb that might be dropped from a plane such as those used by israel but in fact reflect something much closer to a rockets. the videographers really do conclude the angle of the shocked. what happens to this rocket. you see it breaking up in the night sky, falling on the hospital grounds was in fact shot from gaza towards israel. and it went off course. >> a fascinating analysis done. another aspect of this with initial headlines came out try to place the blame on israel hamas original statement. what made it all the more strange is if you look at history there's a whole un report that came out in 2021 talks about rockets that have been fired by the area they fired 1100 israeli citizens roughly 200 landing in the gaza strip. they have been known to accidentally bomb themselves. so there was a history that could have been looked at as well before the headlines were put out. >> 20% of rockets by the united nations were misfires of one sort or another. three of those in the course of their analysis fell on civilians and killed a number of citizens in gaza. so yes there was a history of this. i think for the headline writers and the reporters in this we are trying to reflect was going on, on the ground. what palestinians were saying there is evidently an explosion at the hospital. i got caught out a little bit on this. along with a lot of other media groups. the palestinians were saying there is an evident explosion on the hospital grounds. the report with the palestinians say and you continue to report through the night. and you continue to expand the story is as your additional reporting comes in. and now i think not just the united states intelligence service in the israeli intelligence services but media groups have been able to determine much more clearly what happened. this seems to have fallen in line with what the united nations reported on that one year in which 20% of rockets shot from gaza misfired in landed in gaza. some lessons learned in these early days of what could be a conflict. jon bussey thank you very much for joining us, appreciate it. >> my pleasure. eric: killing here at home is shocked and shaken the jewish community in detroit. a prominent popular synagogue president stabbed to death outside her home. we'll have the latest on that disturbing case and why the fbi is now involved. ek. sounds like you've said that before. once or twice. neutrogena® retinol my most important kitchen tool? my brain. so i choose new neuriva ultra. unlike some others, it supports 7 brain health indicators, including mental alertness from one serving. to help keep me sharp. try new neuriva ultra. think bigger. with the freestyle libre 2 system, know your glucose level and where it's headed. no fingersticks needed. manage your diabetes with more confidence. freestyle libre 2. try it for free at freestylelibre.us (vo) verizon small business days are back. from october 16th to the 22nd. get a free tech check and special offers. like a free 5g phone. 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comprehension as a mom, as a daughter, as a sister knowing each one of those people i know their family is affected by this tragedy and absently beyond comprehension. >> senator richard blumenthal says iran gave hamas the green light to launch the israel. the white house said there's no direct evidence linking around to the brutal attack this is blumenthal's message to tehran. >> if you are thinking but given the green light to hezbollah as you did to hamas don't. if you are thinking about giving the green light to the captors of those hostages, to slaughter them, don't. >> last night defense secretary lloyd austin ordered the eyes and our strike group to proceed to the middle east not the eastern mediterranean as previously ordered paid when it comes that living is really brown assault on gaza often. to be a tougher fight than the nine month campaign against. often also said is rushing in thaad and antiballistic powerful mrs. missiles intermediate ballistic missiles today the u.s. embassy in baghdad ordered the evacuation of all nonessential personnel. eric: preparing against iran. lucas in tel aviv tonight thank you. molly: fbi now joining detroit police and the search for a killer and a motive. after a local jewish leader was brutally killed outside of her home. samantha walt was the president of downtown detroit synagogue map and is following the story and has the latest. >> malik on a short while ago we got an update from detroit police they are saying so far no evidence has surfaced to suggest the motive was anti- semitism. samantha woll was declared dead at her detroit home yesterday police say there was a trail of blood leading to her house. that motive is just unknown. the 40-year-old community leader served as president of the isaac angry downtown synagogue. walt worked on michigan attorney dana nestle's reelection was a former aide to democratic representative elissa slotkin who was heartbroken riding in part quotes into politics and in the jewish community she dedicated her short life to building on understanding across faiths bringing light in the face of darkness. family and friends gathered for a funeral service today to honor her life and legacy as fellow leaders in the jewish community more in her death. >> you taught me, you protected me, you loved me with all of your heart. you so deeply wanted peace for this world. you fought for everyone, regardless of who they were or where they come from. you are the definition of a leader. >> he detroit police chief said obviously this murder raises a lot of questions for this a lot of tension in the air right now he is urging the community not to draw any conclusions as this death is being investigated. molly: all great points meant for in our hearts go out to her family thank you. we will be right back. a confident day... a never-hide-my-smile day... a life-of-the-party day... a take-on-the-world day... a believe-in-myself day... a flash-my-new-teeth day. because your clearchoice 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majority, any candidate would need overwhelming support from the culver city elected. as fighting intensifies the middle east concerns are growing over our own national security. migrants continue to swarm our southern border and record-setting numbers. customs and border protection reports just under 270,000 migrant in september the hyatt monheightmonthly total ever rec. and at least 18 were arrested when they showed up on the fbi terrorist watchlist mix 169 total terror watch list arrest for the fiscal year 2023 that is another record. officials say they have caught illegal migrants from my iran, syria, and lebanon among other countries in the middle east. in the meantime americans continue to step up and send aid to israel a nonprofit group called israel friends is chartered a flight from los angeles carrying more than 200 reservists and volunteers as well as supplies for their group cofounder spoke to us earlier today. >> these reservists are deployed to the front lines. we had 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