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One year of fighting. I'm Paul Stevens, Fox News. Tomorrow, Monday, marking one year since the October 7th attacks on Israel by Hamas. The country now fighting on two fronts, Hamas in Gaza and Hezbollah in Lebanon. New rocket fired on the north of Israel, but for almost a year now, that's been part of every day. Israeli airstrikes go back into Lebanon. Renewed ground operations.
operations in the Gaza Strip. Three divisions of Israeli forces have been operating in the Gaza Strip. The IDF says Hamas has been attempting to regroup in a refugee camp called Jabalia. Military experts say Hamas has been disabled as a fighting force, but evidenced by new rocket fire out of Gaza today, they can still shoot. Because of that, Israeli forces will be bolstered around the Gaza Strip in anticipation of rocket fire on the anniversary of the October 7th massacre.
And that's Fox's Mike Tobin in Haifa, Israel. And there's word that Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin will host Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Galant at the Pentagon coming up this Wednesday. Forecasters now saying Hurricane Milton is a Category 1 hurricane in the Gulf of Mexico, could hit western Florida as a Category 3 in a couple of days. This as recovery efforts are underway after Helene struck North Carolina. Search and rescue is still ongoing.
We know residents and businesses, they're reeling from the devastation of it. Now, in Buckham County, we've met a lot of people who said they are going to need help to get through this disaster. Flood insurance, not something that everyone has. Now, FEMA, they are on the ground with...
around 5,000 federal personnel, and they say they have approved 14,000 applications here in Buckham County alone with more than $12 million dispersed to this community. Residents are still without water, and if some do have water, they may have to boil it. People also advise to avoid the waterways and even the mud because they're working with the EPA to determine if it might be toxic. Fox Weather's Brandi Campbell in North Carolina. America's listening to Fox News.
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Monday, tomorrow marking one year since the Hamas attack on Israel, and there are more calls for the remaining hostages to be released. Hooray!
Hundreds rallying and marching through New York Central Park on behalf of those still being held captive. Yael Alexander is the mother of Vedan Alexander, a New Jersey native who moved to Israel after high school and was serving in the IDF. He called his mother as the attacks began a year ago. That was the last time I heard my son's voice. As a mother, I cannot describe the pain.
of not knowing where your child is. She added this frustration. Not even the Red Cross or any other humanitarian organization have been allowed to check on the hostages. Many on hand trying to express hope despite the uncertainty.
Kevin Uretzky, Fox News. Vice President Kamala Harris' running mate, Minnesota Governor Tim Walz, appearing on Fox News Sunday. Host Shannon Bream asking him about several of his recent misstatements, including inaccuracies about his military deployments, as well as whether or not he and his wife used...
in vitro fertilization. Well, I think they heard me. They heard me the other night speaking passionately about gun violence and misspeaking. And I got to be honest with you, Shannon, I don't think people care whether I used IUI or IVF when we talk about this. What they understand is Donald Trump would resist those things.
And Governor Walz saying he speaks passionately and his constituents know his record. The Pennsylvania State Supreme Court declining to step in and immediately decide issues connected to mail-in ballots in the state with early voting already underway in the few weeks before the November election. The court last night rejecting the push by voting rights and left-leaning groups to stop counties from tossing out mail-in ballots that lack a handwritten date or have an incorrect date on the return envelope.
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