One year ago on Oct. 7, Hamas terrorists carried out a vicious attack on Israel, killing 1,200 innocent people and abducting 250 hostages. In the aftermath of that attack, Israel defended itself, launching combat missions into Gaza that sought to destroy Hamas and to get all of the hostages back home. A year later, the war continues and many hostages are still missing. World leaders are urging Israel and Hamas to agree to a cease-fire, but the war rages on.
In this episode, we repeat our special report that documented Kelly Wright traveling to Israel to speak to survivors of the Hamas attack, hostages’ family members, and leaders who still yearn to get the hostages home, to destroy Hamas, to free Israel and Gaza from terrorism, and to restore hope and peace for the Middle East—a goal that remains elusive.
Pro-Palestinian and pro-Hamas protesters continue to march in condemnation of Israel. Acts of anti-Semitism continue to escalate as Israel seeks to defend itself against Iran and its proxies; Hamas in Gaza, Hezbollah in Lebanon, and Houthi rebels in Yemen—radical Islamic terror groups bent on annihilating the Jewish nation.
