the brave men and women of the armed forces. at this are the navy memorial plaza at washington who are take a look at that the annual wreath laying ceremony pays tribute to sailors. on the tomb of the unknown soldier sing 1% of us protect 99% of americans. arthel: a ceremony today marking 30 years and the dedication of the vietnam women's memorial the first in d.c. to exclusively recognize the patriotic service of a women and both the military and civilian roles during the vietnam war progress mineral overseas another attempted attack on our u.s. troops serving in the middle east on this veterans day weekend. this time were told by multiple drones in northern syria. it is the 48th attempted attack on u.s. and coalition forces since he is really hamas war began. many of these attacks by iranian backed groups causing presidentt biden to respond with airs airstrikes. but those attacks have not yet stopped but hello welcome to fox news i am eric shawn. >> i am arthel neville two of the big stores we are watching for you today in the uk pro- palestinian groups stage a huge market in central london. the state department warning u.s. citizens and embassy workers to avoid the area. the rally of more than 100,000 people also drew counter protesters who reportedly got a little out of hand the police made dozens of arrests. meanwhile the war in gaza intensifies. israeli troops are closing in on a hospital they claim the terrorists is they are. this as arab and muslim leaders including the president of iran met saudi arabia for a rare summit they are rejecting israeli claims of self-defense and demanding an immediate cease-fire. as ridley permit prime minister is expected to give a news briefing this hour. both live in team fox coverage. the president arrived after making his remarks at arlington natnational cemetery. hi lucas. >> eric, nearly 60 american soldiers have been hurt throughout the middle east by those rocket attacks by iranian backed proxies pretty much of the attack this morning six attacks on u.s. forces in the middle east launch the attack at eastern syria striking the weapon storage facility in the middle east to carry out some of these attacks the uss eisenhower strike group is in the gulf south of yemen. there could be more book to bret baier earlier this week said the war against hamas but then provided this historical context. >> this is a warning. you fought isis, you fought al qaeda, took you a long time. i don't think will take us that long by any stretch of the imagination. but however long it takes we will do it. >> and manymany believe saudi as warming relations with israel sparked the october 7 a massacre by mosca. it appears a saudi and ironic and enclosed cozier they hosted the biggest summit they mention off the top. some nkish president i rounds present is in saudi arabia today for the first time in 11 years. greeted by the defective saudi ruler to the two countries restored dick relations and mamarch were present biden markg veterans day's at arlington national cemetery at laying a wreath of the tomb of the unknown soldier he seemed confused by executing initially walking back to join the official delegation, as army escort sgt first class pointing the direction for the present he rejoined the official party piece spoke to the assembled crowd on behalf of a grateful nation. to all of those with loved ones to missing or accounted for i want to say to we see you. we stand with you and we will not forget. in addition to the large protest in new york the pro- palestinian there's also hundreds gathered here in wilmington to protest the war and the present support for israel. what i have a lot more in the pro- palestinian protest later on this hour. lucas thank you. arthel: as you case armistice day hundreds of thousands of pro- palestinian protesters march through the streets of london calling for a cease-fire in gaza. molly line is in london it is seven oh 5:00 p.m. what are you seeing and hearing? obsolete massive they been marching on the weekend. several weeks since october 7. today's a little different. because it coincides with armistice day november 11 at the end of world war i they are brought together to honor their ward at today's protest seen by many as well as british prime minister as provocative and disrespectful. push back on the angle think they felt it was about peace the metropolitan police enforce the group called into action making 90 arrests largely amongst a group and violent counter protesters. throwing bottles and other objects many are taken to custody each day. police are also protecting the key british war memorial her all weekend long it's been guarded 24 hours a day until the end of services to market in which the king and other lawmakers are expected to pay their respects very notable memorial there's a number of arrests since the protest began. none of the arrests related to anti-semitic activity. with anti- that's expected we could see many other marches in the weeks ahead. >> and molly, thank you very much live in london. space bar ma'am on gaza israeli forces had their closing in on what the major hospitals that hospital the idf says has been firing at innocent civilians who need medical attention the israeli military official said the hospital houses hamas' main headquarters underground. citizens can leave safely all part of the terrorist group strategy of using hospitals as eight mena staging area for its terrors. >> from where we are standing along the israel gaza border in southern israel start several booms of outgoing artillery into northern gaza and some the most intensive fighting they are focused in and around gaza steadies maine medical centers they believe hamas, they are using these medical centers for shelter and operations both inside and beneath through their vast tunnel system the continued heavy fighting is impacting both doctors and civilians who rely on these hospitals are reports of a power outages and vital resources running low. that then is forcing those who can make the journey to move south an estimated 100,000 have done so over the past two days. at the war in hu inhumanity in s continues saudi arabia has hosted an emergency summit involving leaders from the palestinian authority, syria, iran and qatar the saudi crown prince called for a military operations and the release of hostages. other leaders focused squarely n the civilians in gaza. >> the safe humanitarian corridors permanently and the afflicted people without any obstacles or conditions. the project forced to humanitarian aid threatening to bombarded as a pressure to them political blackmail. >> the day before francis emmanuel called for the bombardment in gaza to stop he called on israel to basically stop fighting in there. today israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu responded thank they should not be condemning israel but condemning hamas. >> let's see if they condemn hamas as strongly as they do israel, thanks so much in southern israel. arthel: thank you for more on this now and the war were going to bring an israeli reservist captain is a dual citizen who recently moved back to israel from california. he served in the idf about 20 years ago and he volunteered to serve again after the terror attacks of october 7. captain i am so happy you could join us. i want to start by asking you, has this returned to service been different than other tours of duty? >> yes and no. every citizen and israel with the incumbent or knobs. to defend our country more hits more emotionally our friends are here took a different want to talk about your family i do want to ask what were you and your crew members your fellow troops or specific responsibilities for this a particular war? and what were you in actual combat this time? >> i cannot really disclose any of that information. i can today my team is great. when i volunteered back to service i did not know what i'm going to do a bit out of active duty for 15 years. i'm sorry i have not been in israel it's been for 20. i just called then and they said i want to volunteer i had the experience i will do whatever's necessary. arthel: is idf close to eradicating the hamas terrorists from gaza? >> again i cannot talk about that at all but all i can say is we are here. we are defending. we are doing everything necessary to defend our borders and our civilians. a menace all i can say about that. the five i'm sure you are aware there are protests around the world to protect innocent palestinians to stop the continued killing of innocent people many of whom as we know hamas terrorists are using as human shields. i've weeks into the war, who fought in the second lebanon war. what do you think can bring this vicious and deadly cycle to an end? >> you know a long time ago she said once they put their guns and we will have a pc. once we put our guns down we will not have a state. this is something in a more strategic ranking to make that decision and those negotiations. all i can tell you is from a small capt captain or lieutenanr just a private we do what we are told to defend our civilians and this is what we are here for. arthel: do you think there's a possibility of a temporary cease-fire for the release of hostages and for humanitarian aid for folks to leave or humanitarian aid to get in there? you think that's possible? >> i cannot talk about any of those subjects. all i can say is israel wants peace we all want peace we all want to leave happy and have no wars. but once we are attacked it's all right to defend ourselves and that is what we are doing. >> you are a dual citizen are told of when that already of israel and the u.s. after living in california for 15 years. you move back to israel this year i believe it was in the spring. what do you want for your family and your jewish family worldwide? >> i went the resilience to continue. the pride of israel in our state to continue. i think now it is stronger than ever as you can see on the wall behind me this is a drawings and the greetings we have kids sending us from all over the country supporting us. i find growing optimism throughout the entire country and folks i speak to it is within us. we are trying to be there and you spoke about family. i do this for my family. do this for my friends. i do this for my fellow comrades. peothe people i met a month ago when i joined it back in i now consider brothers this is what we are all about. this is what i'm doing this for the whole talk about patriotism and state and peace, this is more in the big picture i'm focusing more on the micro which is defending the person on my left and my right and making sure my family is not underneath a bomb shelter every day looking up at the sky and waiting for the next missile to come. arthel: you do for the kids who sent in the pictures behind to the drawings behind you i imagine. >> correct. they article it warms my heart i cannot even tell you. i flipped the camera and say we's have so many donations come in no soldier here is cold, or hungry, or thursday. we get everything and the civilians in this country and i find it in every conflict when times get tough it is incredible even after 15 years to come back and see this. everyone comes in together as one. no ego, no prejudice just whatever is needed especially for the troops is being given and then some. we fight captain i am so glad we could have you on parade thank you so much for joining us and stay safe thank you. >> my pleasure, thank you. c4 an example of israel resolve it back in this country there's growing danger for police officers. there's a shooting in texas a car mowing down officers in florida. will have details on those attacks on our law enforcement is "fox fox news live continue straight ahead. with 30 grams of protein. those who tried me felt more energy in just two weeks. -ahh, -here, i'll take that. woo hoo! ensure max protein 30 grams protein, one gram sugar, 25 vitamins and minerals, and nutrients for immune health. 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(inspirational music) >> often tested police officer to others were killed during a hostage situation earlier this morning. the suspect is also dead police chief says a man was holding two people hostage at a house and stabbed a third person who was able to escape. trusi'll simply say swat offices forced their way into the home the suspect fired at them and they returned fire and all four people were killed a second officer was shot but is expected to survive no names of the victims of the or the alleged st have been released. that's the first time in over a decade and often police officer was killed in the line of duty. before and floated two deputies are in critical condition after police say a car intentionally hit them as they responded to a culprit we're going to war to the following video is graphic. home surveillance video shows the moment a man plows his car right into the deputies ramming one of them into a police cruiser and knocking them both to the ground for both deputies suffered severe leg injuries, life in miami with more on this attack there were subleasing across the country. >> that afternoon we have some positive news for you and update one of these deputies just released from tampa general hospital. deputies said the man driving the car it was out to kill law enforcement officers and it was not his first attempt again i want to reiterate this video could be disturbing to watch. now you can see deputies responded to a call on thursday morning from a woman who said her son was in a mental health crisis. you see the driver deliberately mowing down to deputies as they dived out of the way that man is identified 28-year-old ralph. deputies try to speak with him but he left in his car. when he returned he ran them over. other deputies were able to arrest him after his tape. multiple surgeries on his leg moving forward. >> extremely happy was how i feel. there is nothing better to see this out here i'm happy to be here the chances of me being here were pretty slim to none for a second period but i made it out here. >> the other deputies told the hospital possibly needing amputation. he has eight lengthy criminal past including 18 mental health cases, five arrested several felonies despite this record res show he was given probation rather than facing jail time in the past he is charged with three counts of attempted murder of a law enforcement officer. before another reminder of why we support our law enforcement officers. thank you. if i plus go to the seven board agents are scrambling to cope with seemingly endless flow of migrants there they keep catching smugglers. smugglers trying to bring out large amounts of illegal drugs including fentanyl. bill is alive a in mission, texs with more. what are you seeing? what is happening there? >> arthel the amount of fentanyl being seized is jaw-dropping. we are not just talking a bust of a few pills or powder here and there we are talking and an enormous bus there's a new and that happened we want to show cbp in california the port of entry there, seizing one third 85 pounds of fentanyl pills that were hidden and a spare tire in a smugglers car. forty-one packages of fentanyl pills street value of more than 8 million bucks enough lethal doses to wipe out millions of americans if i got into the wrong hands. will take you out to arizona another fentanyl bus to pre-take a look at the cbp officers they are finding fentanyl pills hundreds of thousands of them being smuggled inside of gender reveal table decorations all hidden inside of a smugglers vehicle. you get the idea how much is pouring into the country this is only what they are catching will talk about human smuggling take a look at this video out of the del rio area in texas, texas dps tracing a human smuggler in a stolen truck. use of the door start opening people start falling out of the vehicle to pull off into the brush and all the illegal immigrants in that car bail out into the brush in an effort to escape border patrol texas dps troopers go in after them they end up arresting everybody including the human smuggler but it is the sort of thing that happens at her every day. we'll show you how something like this for starts in a separate incident take a look at dps helicopter video also near a look at dps helicopter video also near del rio you'll see a group of illegal immigrants are hiding in the brush off the side of the highway. human smuggler pulls up they come running out of that brush they load up into that vehicle and then they are off the human smuggler thanks he is going to get away not realizing texas dps birds watching from above. they radioed down the trooper gets behind them, pulls them all over and everybody gets arrested for back out here live we have a horrible human smuggling incident in texas earlier this week. eight people were killed in a two-car collision. human smuggler wasn't fleeing from police's car loaded up with illegal immigrants trying to pass a big rig and crashed head on into an suv killing two innocent americans, an elderly couple from georgia. mass casualty event a people dead because of yet another human smuggling as if the driver a 17 year old boy from honduras. will send it back to you. bye before you go bill, first of all that's horrible the thought of what you just reported sends shivers up my spine. it seems like these human smugglers are getting more and more clever or deviant to use think officers feeling the proper backing, personal equipment, personnel and equipment to keep up with the human smugglers who again keep getting more and more clever if you will. what's a border poll does not most agents are building during processing and paperwork if you notice most of these pursuits we show it's texas dps they should not even be dealing with human smuggling they should be giving people traffic tickets and that sort of thing. federal immigration is that what they are supposed to be enforcing i his posterboard patl out there. for the most part texas traverses part of operation lone star involved in these pursuits of the human smuggling accidents border patrol agents are supposed from the front lines trying to stop cartel guys and drug smugglers they are the ones are supposed to handle this kind of thing there are fewer than ever border patrol agents out patrolling these days because of large numbers of illegal immigrants coming across the border who have to be processed for in this video you are looking at right now there were border patrol agents involved that's certainly not always the case if there weren't texas troopers involved as part of operation lone star who knows how many of these smugglers would end up getting deeper into the united states for the human cargo. if i've built live at the border in texas, thank you. steve forte you have seen anti- israeli protests across the country, ugly outbreaks of anti-semitism. talk about college campuses, what is going on in the college campuses of our nation? their ithere incidents oliver ig this what ucla. protesters smashing a piñata not only president biden but prime minister benjamin netanyahu. straightahead how bad is that? what are we teaching the kids? director of ucla on what's going on on the college campuses across the country. eric: atmos war on israel barked a sharp rise in israel protests on college campuses across the country but some do not slam hamas or the terrorists they blame israel. people bashing pinned out as of israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu at ucla. anti- israel sentiment has turned into anti-semitic attacks. jewish students physically harassed, intimidated in new york city for despicable graffiti gl like holocaust 2.0 chocked on the walls of the university of maryland campus. congresscongress such a hole a d round of hearings on campus anti-semitism on tuesday. the summit on the front lines of all this is a director for israel studies at ucla professor joins us now. professor, what's the difference now from what we seen in the past of the intensity of the hatred in the blaming of israel and the blaming of jews that has intensified so much than previous times? >> yes this latest conflict does seem to have produced an outpouring of hostility toward israel which is really unmatched from any previous period on many campuses we have seen really shocking apologist essentially for hamas terrorism, students who seem to confuse what might be considered legitimate resistance for terrorism and in many cases going beyond peaceful protest but actually harassing, threatening and engaging in other kinds of behavior which makes other students particular jewish students feel really insecure. there has been a strong sense among many jewish students on my campus and others of feeling under seizure. there's been some of that sentiment before but i think this is really brought it to much greater heights than ever before. eric: what is wrong with some these people? seriously what's wrong with them? where have they been taught question requires their ethics? where is their there balance wn been protesting for the nazis during world war ii? supporting terrorists? i have heard calls and some of these rallies to kill more jews. where have we gone off the tracks when people on our college campuses say these type of things? >> i think in some ways it is a reflection of a broader discourse on the far left which really sees the conflict between israel and the palace scenes in a simplified black and white terms where italy is the suppressors zionism is a movement of colonialism the palestinians and therefore the innocent victims on according to these binary frame anything the palestinians do is legitimate resistance anything the israelis do is automatically wrong. i do not think that's unique to college campuses we have seen the same expressed around the world actually buy those on the far left. i think in many ways the students on college campuses which is a small minority, many aren't taking college courses i don't see them teach a course on the israeli palestinians in the student to take those classes are much more thoughtful and nuanced from the undersigned with the conflict is other than the students who don't take the classes who think they know already who are expressing these very one sided sentiments pickwick some seem so ignorant completely ignorant of the facts in the history. they talk about free palestine don't they know in gaza they israel withdrew there is no occupation in gaza it is hamas doing this. >> they certainly do not have a very sophisticated view of the conflict. it's partly because so many students today get their news and information from social media and so obviously in doing so they do not have an understanding of the history of the conflict many simply believe it began with the israeli occupation not knowing it long predates that. they don't really know about hamas as an organization instantly what hamas seeks to do there is an equation of hamas but the palestinian cause and therefore in sympathy with the palestinian cause some students feel they also need to defend hamas actions. it's important to note many of the students out there protesting her not protesting in support of hamas they are protesting or demonstrating in support of the palestinians and it opposition to israel. sometimes there is a confusion and these are protest is to what they are calling for. are they signaling support for hamas or other release signaling support for the palestinian cause at large and i think for most of them it's the latter there are certainly minority for whom hamas and its actions on october the seventh for example is somehow acceptable resistance and that's absolutely appalling. >> finally, what would you tell them what would you tell those voices who have talked about river to the sea we know what that means, wipe out israel what would you tell those people and have you? have you been able to have a conversation with any of the students? >> i have sometimes had them in my classes we have had events on campus since october the seventh. it's been very peaceful and have not been disrupted what i tell students is not to equate sympathy for the palestinian cause with the actions of hamas you can support the palestinian cause and you can support palestinian rights that does not mean condoning terrorism it does not mean supporting hamas in fact hamas as far as i am concerned is not helping not supporting the palestinian cause it's important for people and students in particular but for anybody to understand there is a distinction between hamas and its action and terrorism which is never acceptable in support for the palestinian cause and not complete these two things which unfortunately has happened in much of the discourse on a light in on campus in recent weeks. eric: very important lessons thank you for what you're doing. thank you for coming on with us today and shedding some light on this disturbing situation, thank you. be 5a suspect in the deadly stabbing of a detroit synagogue president is back on the streets for the suspect telling reporters no charges were filed against her client for the stabbing death of samantha at her home back in october. the timing of her death so soon after hamas a terror attacks on israel. fueled speculation in the attack was motivated by anti-semitism. officials say there is no evidence supporting that theory at this time. police announced wednesday a suspect was in custody but also said their work on the case is not over. meanwhile the war is not over as israel defends its right to defend itself. we are looking live at tel aviv as we are waiting a press conference. prime minister netanyahu alongside his defense minister will give his remarks on the ongoing war against hamas terrorists. we'll bring it to you live. right now we will take a short break and we will be right back. there's something going around the gordon home. good thing gertrude found delsym. now what's going around is 12-hour cough relief. and the giggles. the family that takes delsym together, feels better together. directv sports central brings your games, stats and scores together... ...and now you can get it without a satellite. one more reason to finally get rid of cable. but getting rid of the cable guy might not be as easy. oh yeah, touchback! visit directv.com for up to a $400 reward card. my name's dan and i live here in san antonio, texas. my wife magda and i have been married for 39 years. about three or four years ago, i wasn't feeling as if i was as sharp as i used to be. i wanted to try something that was over-the-counter. i saw the prevagen commercials. after a short amount of time taking prevagen, i started noticing a difference-- that i'm remembering this, i'm remembering that. i stopped taking prevagen and i found myself slacking back so i jumped right back on it. i feel as if it's brought me back to the good 'ol days. prevagen. at stores everywhere without a prescription. ♪ if you're on medicare, remember, the annual enrollment period is here. the time to choose your coverage ends december 7th. so talk to unitedhealthcare about getting more of what matters, with our broad range of plans including an aarp medicare advantage plan from unitedhealthcare. it can combine your hospital and doctor coverage with prescription drug coverage, and more, all in one simple plan. you'll have $0 annual physical exams and lab tests. plus get more for your medicare dollar with $0 copays on most covered dental services a $0 eye exam with an eyewear allowance and $0 copays on hundreds of prescriptions. call unitedhealthcare today and let us help find a plan for your needs. ask about the all-in-one member ucard, too. and how it opens doors to a simpler healthcare experience. now's the time to get to know america's most chosen medicare advantage plans. call or go online today. (music ends) arthel: this is a live look at tel aviv. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is holding a press conference there. once we get it english translation we will take that press conference live in tel aviv. in the meantime you have the white house confirming president biden will meet with chinese president xi jinping on wednesday of the asia-pacific economic summit in san francisco. it will be their first face-to-face in a year end only second meeting over all pretensions between the world's two biggest economies have been rising over taiwan, tiktok and russia's war on ukraine let's bring it right now doctor rebecca grant. also national security and miliy analyst and fox news contributor. dr. grant went to the english translation of prime minister netanyahu press conference i may have to interrupt you but stick around i will have you with an analysis following that. let's leave biden xi jinping meeting. a couple big items on the agenda it will start with the money first the economic stability is crucial for both countries china and u.s. the business and trade are a mutual life source. so is there a way to compete and coexist? >> the u.s./china relationship is our number one priority whether it's military security or the economy. treasury secretary janet yellen has been to china. she just had another two days of meetings with china's top money official. she is trying to make sure that we can compete but have a stable economic relationship. there are a lot of problems to the weight china is treating u.s. businesses in china and just so many other issues. it is a tough care and i see xi jinping coming to san francisco probably on wednesday trying to exert his own global leadership over the u.s. how can the u.s. to better protect u.s. businesses doing business with china? x this is a good occasion for president biden to deliver some fairly tough messages to xi jinping. biden has done a good job in getting us started with the chips act protecting some of our advanced technology but we are kind of at the turning point. china has its own belt and a road gang they finished a big meeting in beijing. countries around the world or send i have to get into that u.s. camp or the china camp? biden needs to be very firm keeping the tariffs on telling china they need to plate fairly by rules of the road, cycling to work i do not know but biden needs to deliver that message very strongly. quick as you know there's a lot going on in this world right now including the horrible attacks on israel by the hamas terrorist prime minister netanyahu is currently holding a press conference in tel aviv right n now, let's listen to his remarks. >> about what the hamas is done and indicate everyone has a moral duty here. i talk of the bravery and heroism of our soldiers. and i tell everyone that there is no cease-fire without bringing them back. i tell the americans pleased to join us in this target which is yours as well to eliminate hamas. and i can tell you most, the majority of the american people support us. it is true they are other voices, we are fighting against them. i am glad many leaders in the world over are coming over too israel as asked and they support us but it does not mean it will sometimes be disagreements. because some of these countries the minorities are pressuring those leaders i said don't give into these pressures. our war is your world war ii. and in this w wart we must win r our sake but also for your sake. in any case i have asked to clarify, no international pressure. no false claims against our soldiers. we will not do anything to stop us from defending ourselves. i represent the only country that represents the jewish people of a nation of 3000 -- three and a half thousand years old and all of us are jews and d non-jews together this great country gives us the strength to stand firm in front of the world if necessary. and as far as the day after, the day it will come after hamas has admitted that gaza will be demilitarized there be no more threat to israel from their son to assure there is no such a threat as long as necessary the idf will control as far as security is concerned because it will not occur again the octobes whatever israel does not have security apparatus, there will be a risk of this reoccurring. therefore i will not agree to give in on the security control of the gaza strip in any case, no matter what. the citizens of israel we are all united today. we understand basic things. if you want peace you have to destroy hamas. if you want security you have to destroy hamas. if you want to assure the future of israel, you have to destroy hamas. this is what israel is required to do and this is what israel will do. we will fight together and with the help of the almighty we will together win. we will be victorious. yesterday i was in the south. today i was in the north. i saw the brigade soldiers i saw the resolve, i saw their strength, i saw the coordination between the various engineering the artillery, the air, the sea, the infantry they're all working together as one fist. on thethe north i met people ine reserves and those in regular units. i sought the resolve and strength. they told me they were not leaving the front whether it be a week, a month, a year. we went the idf to complete its task. the nation of israel can trust us and our commanders. us in our commanders. as far as fighting and god said the target is clear and clarified and clear. hamas is under great pressure. at thethese very hours is growig stronger. they are hearing at tanks above them from where they are. they cured the bulldozers eating away at the houses above them. they are in great fear and apprehension that deeper and as strong as me are is greater stress of the hamas. and a greater chance to reach the abductees we have a supreme goal to win the war and bring the abductees to her home. in the north sector has a blood is working, is playing with fire and doing it very simply. our forces are underground prepared for every eventuality. they are well trained they are exacting a high price from hezbollah. most of the air force is not dealing at all. let's proud of the planes are facing north and the pilots are in the cockpits we know we can trust them. we will rely on them. the people of lebanon should know beirut fate will be like causes. i want to speak tonight also about he is a 10 month old baby, he and his family were abducted and kidnapped to gaza is exactly the same age as my grandson my youngest grandson. i asked myself who is playing with him? who cares for him? who feeds him among these animals whose taking care of a child who is still crawling and not walking yet? and this question gnaws at me all of the time. we have a supreme duty to bring the abductees back home including fear and all 240 children, willed women, elderly, everyone we must we are duty-bound to bring them all back home. this question is also addressed to the leaders of the world. i hear some of them and i asked myself and i asked them where is this coming from? this too moralized to us. we have 240 abductees all were killed only a month ago. i want to tell all of those who criticize us the european leaders the nation of israel in the year 2023 this is not 1943. we have the power and the duty to protect ourselves using our own strength and power and this is what we will do. we will not be silent and we will do everything we can until we succeed so hamas will be destroyed we bring the abductees and there there be no terrorist organizations in gaza. we will not have any sovereign any kind of strength of any kind to act against any threat against us. before we have long fighting days and we are going to have hard decisions to make. we have to have a great deal of strength. i trust our soldiers and their commanders to meet this goal and we will succeed and have victory and will bring back our abductees. arthel: the fight defense minister yoav gallant saying the israeli defense forces there are resolve they are strong, they are dedicated, they are determined to eradicate hamas. he also introduced a very personal aspect of it telling the story of a 10 month old baby that was abducted alongside his family by the terrorists. it made him reflect on his own, the love surrounding his own 10 month old grandson he said what is happened to that child? again bringing a very personal moment and face to this and the reality of the human toll this word is taking. dr. grant, i know you are still with me here, before i continue on yoav gallant i have a specific question regarding that but before that we heard prime minister netanyahu again he was pleading for the global support he is asking other world leaders global leaders not to give into propaganda pressure from the hamas terrorist to back israel. i want to get your take on that. and then something specific that yoav gallant said start with the reaction of the prime minister's plea to world leaders. >> netanyahu is speaking today because the big meeting that just wrapped up with the islamic cooperation our group calling for a cease-fire but a not very strong language. netanyahu is an answer back to them. and images we are seeing with the demonstrations in london and so many other cities. netanyahu making the point israel security depends on deep militarizing gaza and eradicating hamas control over there's interesting there is discussion from the defense minister about hearing the bulldozers they hamas fighters know the israel defense forces are closing in and their clearing operations in gaza. arthel: exactly he didn't mdid mentionthe day after he sal come after gaza is demilitarized there is no threat to israel. back to yoav gallant spoke directly to hezbollah he said hezbollah is playing with fire forces on the ground, the israeli forces on the ground are prepared for every eventuality even if that means turning beirut into gaza your reaction? >> very important tactical message as hezbollah faces off at the idf and the no north thas gallant saying don't try it. has blessed doing minimal border skirmishes as israel say keep it that way or we will send the whole air force against a very key tactical message to make sure there's not an active northern >> doctor rebecca grant, as always, thank you very much. >> the prime ministers saying our war is world war 2 and what happened in gaza could next spread to paris, new york and elsewhere. dealing with defeating the terrorists of hamas. we will you back at 4:00 pm eastern. ♪