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us forces in the middle east have been attacked 14 times in just the past week, injuring about 2,000 us service members. the pentagon says iranian proxies are responsible for those attacks, but would not confirm whether the us will retaliate meantime one of the four hostages released by hamas spoke out about her time in captivity. 85-year-old woman said she went through hell and described the dam hamas tunnels where she was held for more than two weeks as a spider web. she also said she was visited b a doctor every other day and given one meal a day of cheese and cucumber. her husband remains in captivit along with more than 200 others. israel reportedly delaying a ground invasion in hopes of getting more hostages released, but that groundwork is still a big part of the military strategy to take out hamas. let s check in with lucas tomlinson live on the ground in tel aviv. lucas. peter trae, secretary of state antony lincoln warned us forces were would respond, just ....
the israel-hamas war triggering a spike in attacks on our troops in the region. a u.s. centcom spokesperson telling, fox news, that two dozen u.s. service members were actually injured last week from drone and rocket attacks on american bases in iraq and syria. all of the injured personnel have since returned to duty. the pentagon is now bolstering u.s. resources in the region, both for protection as well as as a deterrent. and we are posturing additional forces in the region for two reasons. one, again, to bolster our broader regional deterrence efforts. two, to send a clear message that we will protect our forces . we will always maintain the inherent right of self-defense. and if there is a response, should we choose to have one, we would do that at a time and place of our choosing. the white house, meantime is also developing contingency plans to evacuate americans from the middle east in case the israel-hamas war spreads. however, national security spokesperson ....
vote. is there could be a mad dash scramble and nominate ago speaker and eight candidates seeking to acquire the gavel of this hour and watching that closely and updates as soon as we get them live from the hill. meanwhile, from the middle east, it is day 18 of israel at war and idf cranked up air strikes against hamas targets in gaza overnight. israel still deciding on major ground offenses or keep the jewish state s powder dry. at least for now. good morning. we await for more action on that i m bill hemmer live in new york. big couple of hours here, dana. did i recollects i m dana pree no and this dana perino and this is mesh s news room. at this hour, a very large group of israeli supporters are gathering outside united nations chanting bring them home ahead of a 10:00 a.m. hearing. amber: let s get to it. best of my recollections apologies, we ll try to get the audio in there a bit. did i recollects president biden will not consider a cease-fire till all hostages ....
two hostages released by hamas just yesterday are recovering at a tel aviv hospital and moments ago, we heard from one of them about the terrifying experience. my mom is telling the horrific stories and saying many, many people, a swarm of people came through. my mom is saying she was taken on a motorbike and she was taken to the fields and men in front and men behind her. all right, this as the world anxiously awaits more than 220 hostages who are still being held captive by hamas terrorists. idf announcing they hit more than 400 terror targets overnight including hamas tunnels and dozens of command centers. trey yingst is on the ground in southern israel and word about the release of the hostages in the press statement and we heard yesterday and she describes the spider web tunnels. what can you tell us about those tunnels? reporter: good morning. absolutely. we re learning more from one of the first hostages to speak out about her experience inside the gaza s ....
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