night. israel s ground operations have now expanded. we have large explosions, arti artillery, tank fire, and possible bunker buster bombs heard and seen all night long as the idf has now confirmed the expansion of operations, in other words, the ground incursion into gaza has now officially begun. here s a description of how things went on earlier tonight, just how this all got started from trey yingst. clearly something is happening. we cite the israeli military, they say they re having ground raids into gaza. don t want to speculate or call it what it could be, we need to wait and be patient. this is unlike any other night we covered. we have been here the past 20 days as it unfolds. this is a significant development. also to give you a sense of the phases here, this is indicative of what we expected to come next. israel told us they would be ramping up strikes against gaza before entering on the ground, this is the next phase of the war. at this moment, i cannot confirm
and welcome to our hannity this friday night. we start with this fox news alert. israel s ground operationsright havel s ground operationsright now expanded. we have large explosions, artillery, tank fire and even possible bunker buster bombs that have been heard and see n nonstop all night long, as the idf has now confirmed the expansion of operations. in other words, the ground no other words, the ground officially begun. now, here with a verciallyy own you know how here is acr description of how things wentin earlier tonight, just how this all got started from our very own yang s. take a listen. clearly, something is happening tonight and we continue to cite the israeli military and what they ve told us, and they ve told us they are conducting expanded ground raids into gazia . we don t want to speculate ors call this for what it could be because we need to wait and we need to be patient here. but this is, unlike any other night we have covered, we ve been out here for t
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