captions by vitac www.vitac.com good evening and welcome to the source. i m kaitlan collins live here on the ground in tel aviv tonight, where 11 hostages have just arrived back on israel soil after being held hostage by hamas for 51 days. the ministry of health confirms that all 11 are now at the stras ski medical center in tel aviv, undergoing medical evaluations. nine of them are children. the youngest, 3-year-old twins yuli and emma. their mother, sharon, was also freed today. but these kids have one tragic thing in common. yuli, emma, and every single child who was released today have fathers who are still being held hostage tonight. think about that for a moment, how bittersweet it is to finally, finally be out of gaza, yet return home knowing that your dad is still in the clutches of terrorists. the hostages released tonight were all kidnapped from the same kibbutz, nir oz, in southern israel. they re all also dual citizens, but no one released today is an am
mass military base. the islamic republic reportedly lashing out over delays in negotiations with the israelis over financial aid. they say they will continue to respond to any terror attempts from gaza. griff: today, president biden will address another crisis in the region as he meets with iraq s prime minister at the white house. they will discuss the u.s. pulling troops from the nation, after the prime minister told the associated press, there is no need for any need for foreign combat forces on iraqi soil. in afghanistan, leaders imposed a curfew as security forces try to stop the taliban s advance. the extremist group made rapid gains since the u.s. withdrew. jillian: turning to a fox news alert. a missing granite pass complex firefighter is found safe with no injuries. the individual went missing
pushing me back. people don t seem to be panicking any more at this point. as it looks now, the police look like they have it under control, at least where i am. there s just they re just really pushing people to safety. i don t really see many people in stores any more. everyone is just trying to move along the street. ali, looking at the calmness that we re looking at on the screen and that catie is describing, it does appear that london authorities have a playbook about this. unfortunately, they ve gained much of that playbook because they had to deal with terror attempts. they were able to clear out. it s kind of remarkable looking at these pictures. particularly the ones on the left side of the screen. this is london. at rush hour on a friday night. on black friday and you are seeing entire city streets cleared out. this is a testament to their ability to do this.
and homeland, saudi arabia, pakistan in particular. pakistan, of course, has a long history of providing terrorists involved in terror attempts in the united kingdom and across europe. and so we have to be looking very carefully of that potential terror network linking pakistan, saudi arabia and the united states itself. well, and you think about the saudgyi saudis. most of the 9/11 hijackers came there saudi arabia. as we learn more about this, and will carr pointed to some of the initial information we have, but as we look at months, weeks out from this attack, are we going to find out that malik was a sleeper agent of some sorts brought in from pakistan specifically for something like this? well, certainly that possibility but we re not sure she was acting as a lone wolf with her husband or whether she was part of a bigger isis or al qaeda terror cell or network. but one thing is certain here. at the very heart of the terrorist atrocity was the poisonous ideology of radical
we re new yorkers here in new york. since 9/11, there s been over a dozen terror attempts to this city. and we have extraordinary first responders from nypd to our fbi who work everyday to keep us safe. but this is an era of terrorism. we have to be vigilant. what i tell my constituents, one of the last terror attempts, it was a t-shirt salesman who saw something and said something. we can protect ourselves. when you say this is an era of terrorism, those are very strong words. and as you know, the president has come under some fierce criticism from opponents who say his language does not match the threat. do you agree? i think it is an era of terrorism, because i see it every day. and i know from nypd and fbi how many terror attempts there are in our great city here in new york. do you want to hear more from the president on that, even stronger words? he told cbs this week that isis