Thousands are protesting across israel to express outrage over six hamas hostages killed in gaza overnight. Israelis, including hostage families, accusing prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Torpedoing A Ceasefire Deal that might have saved them. We are getting new details by the minute. Hamas says they couple six in a tunnel shortly before israeli forces were able to reach them. Their bodies were recovered and brought back to israeli territory. Among the dead are Israeli American Hersh Goldbergpolin. The other five hostages. President biden has issued a statement vowed to make them pay. First we go to Matt Bradley joining us from Tel Aviv. I know youre at the big protest. What is happening . Reporter i hope you can hear me. It is definitely loud here. It looks like There Hundreds Of Thousands of protesters stretching as far as the eye can see. On the other side of this Pedestrian Bridge is the same deal. Everyone out here, outraged this happens every week right here in front of what
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democracy has caused, but he has not fully laid out why this matters to people, and why they should care, and why they should care enough that it is going to hurt them economically. and they should be okay with that, because this is something that is necessary for the country to do. so it will be interesting to see if he leans a little bit more into that. you re absolutely right, he has been clear every time he has spoken about this that the u.s. is not going to war with russia, that is not what is happening here, he has at the same time, in a statement from the secretary of state, after his call with nato secretary general, overnight, reiterates, said that the u.s. will send in troops and military assets to reinforce nato countries, that that is an obligation that the u.s. has, that it will stand by, at the same time, saying we re not going to war with russia, that would be a disaster. we are getting updates from teams on the ground as we noted
assessments of what is going on here, but his tone obviously halle, has become increasingly desperate. we know he spoke with president biden overnight, according to our white house team, that s something that has been a development here, we know we will hear from other world leaders too. boris johnson is set to speak in london at some point this morning, matt. that s right. he did talk about it. and he thanked those world leaders, boris johnson, joe biden, and also the president of poland, and you know, these are world leaders who he s hoping are going to come to his aid, but he knows very well as a nonmember of nato, he s not going to get the kind of direct boots on the ground assistance that he would if he were a member of nato. but of course, he seems in a way, and this is a hard thing to say about a president who is experiencing something like this, but he seems humbled, he seems like he has a different tone than the man that i met a couple of weeks ago when i first