The FOX News foreign correspondent caught loud explosions and interceptions on camera during live reporting on the ground in Sderot, Israel near the Gaza border.
FOX News foreign correspondent Trey Yingst was forced to take cover from a rocket while reporting live in the Israeli town of Sderot that sits near the Gaza border. Yingst was reporting outside a police station that was reduced to rubble after a gun battle between Hamas militants and Israeli police officers. Yingst said the Israeli town was one of the first places that Hamas and Islamic Jihad militants entered on Saturday morning before murdering more than 800 people.
HAMAS ARMED WING WARNS IT WILL START KILLING ISRAELI HOSTAGES FOR ANY NEW BOMBINGS OF HOMES WITHOUT WARNING 'Hamas and Islamic Jihad will fire rockets in a way that they try to overwhelm Israel's missile defense system, the Iron Dome, and when they do that, it leads to casualties, and it leads to the rockets slipping past missile defense and slamming into buildings.' he said. 'Just a sense of the constant back and forth,' he added.
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