We begin tonight with the fox news alert. Israel tonight is at war fo fight for its very Survival Afterarict a barbaricer Terrorist Attack and invasion by hamas, the deadliest attack in that countrys history. Alakhbar, a firm and Ofteno Asw Loud and you heard in that video is Women And Children are being taken hostage. Allahu akbar. Now, in just a minute, were going to take you liveke you l e the ground where our very own trey yingst is standing als in Southern Israel. Tonight, well also monitoring the situation in Northern Israel where hezbollah has directed a barrage of rockets into israel. Ellwell also have a close eye on gaza, the hamas stronghold that is now smoldering afterby a massive Bombing Campaign by israe israel. Cale g and its only the beginning. We are told that a full scale ground invasiorod Invasiwelln Wm 100,000 troops, many is possibly as many as 300,000ah is now imminent. Israel is fighting back against what is a savage enemy that wants to wipe them off the planet. L
years, sectarian violence continues. the hand of the sunni extremist group, al qaeda in iraq, more than 100 people killed in a wave of coordinated bombings and shootings on monday across nearly two dozen towns. the attacks aimed at shiite targets happened days after the terror affiliate vowed to make a comeback and reclaim territory once controlled. here we are now. the middle east, we ve got we are looking at iraq, what happens happening in egypt, we don t know how that s going to end up. syria, could be looking at newsreels leak this for the next decade. yeah. i mean, the gentlemen here know, it s not a playground there. you re constantly, it seems to me, testing limits of the of every one of these instances shows what limits are to american power to some extent. think about syria, you can draw
to president obama s comment not long ago about the government s role in creating businesses. turning overseas, syrian officials seem to confirm what is long been suspected. the regime does, in fact, have a stockpile of chemical weapons. the spokesman for the foreign ministry says the government would never use that arsenal against its own but would use them in it case of a foreign attack. syria is believed to have one of the largest stockpiles of nerve agents in the middle east. iraq is reeling from the bloodiest day in two years, likely at the hands of the sunni extremist group al qaeda in iraq. more than 100 people were killed in a wave of coordinated bombings and shootings monday across nearly two dozen towns. the attacks aimed at shiite targets happened days after the terror affiliate vowed to make a comeback and reclaim territory it once controlled. sieve irlian worker is accused of setting fire aboard a u.s. nuclear submarine because he was anxious and wanted to leave work
members of al-qaeda in yemen, also known as acap, its terror affiliate was borne in roughly january january 2009 and just last year the u.s. doubled military aid to yemen to $150 million as part of this whole evident. so i m joined by ambassador john bolton, former ambassador to the u.n., also fox news contributor. good morning ambassador. what do you make of this news today? reporter: i think it s obviously a very significant step forward in the war on terror, awlaki was a real threat and was instrumental in plots that did bring deaths to americans in america, major hasan was not a lone wolf as he was once characterized, he was e-mailing with awlaki and awlaki in effect gave him the green light that resulted in the deaths of 13 americans. at the same time, i think it s important, as individual al-qaeda and