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Hamas Firing A Barrage of rockets. This is video of people scrambling in the wreckage as sirens blared in the israeli city of ash ka lon. Come to us. Come to us. Tell me where i go. You can see streaks in the sky. We have seen the iron dome here three miles from the gaza border. A lot of there is one over there coming in. You are going to hear it right up there. Got it. See if we can watch that one. And you can see those Iron Dome Interceptions right above us. This is video of the destruction in gaza this morning. The government warning that all electricity will completely stop and fuel runs o...

U.S. Navy Fire Controlman 2nd Class Ben Ridings, from Valparaiso, left, and Fire Controlman 2nd Class Matthew Turner, from Hunstville, Alabama, wipe down the close-in weapons system after a fresh-water

Commando training that would have been helpful in planning and executing a hostage rescue raid like that. but german law said their military couldn't ever be used on german soil and the police just didn't have the capacity to do something like that properly. so after that, within less than a year after that disaster, germany invented for itself a new domestic elite police unit made up of civilian police officers but with lots of elite military gear and military-style training. that unit still exists today. they're called gsg-9. and that is the elite german force that to this day handles things...

Wrong. the german military did have skilled snipers and the kind of commando training that would have been helpful in planning and executing a hostage rescue raid like that. but german law said their military couldn't ever be used on german soil and the police just didn't have the capacity to do something like that properly. so after that, within less than a year after that disaster, germany invented for itself a new domestic elite police unit made up of civilian police officers but with lots of elite military gear and military-style training. that unit still exists today. they're called gsg-9...

Raid like that. but german law said their military couldn't ever be used on german soil and the police just didn't have the capacity to do something like that properly. so after that, within less than a year after that disaster, germany invented for itself a new domestic elite police unit made up of civilian police officers but with lots of elite military gear and military-style training. that unit still exists today. they're called gsg-9. and that is the elite german force that to this day handles things like domestic counterterrorism operations and hostage rescue. the munich disaster was 197...