Dallas Baptist University students and staff in Israel as Hamas attacks began

'The attitude around here is very similar to the attitude and the demeanor and the feeling of September 11, 2001,' said Jay Harley of DBU.

"The attitude around here is very similar to the attitude and the demeanor and the feeling of September 11, 2001," said Jay Harley of DBU.. But the group of 18 wanted everyone to know they are safe and their departure is only delayed, as they leave with a newfound modern

DBU has a longstanding working relationship with Nazareth Baptist School, in the far northern part of Israel. Even so, Harley says the tension is palpable. Harley says the group is in a secure hotel and their canceled Saturday flights are being rescheduled. Several members of the group were able to board flights out of the country Monday, and the rest are bound for Dubai on Tuesday.

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