From the Abraham Lincoln radio studio at the George Washington broadcast center, Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty, Armstrong and Getty Show.

No, based on what the IDF has said in recent days that they have been moving more battalions along the border with Gaza that they were working on building infrastructure around the border.

And then there is also news this morning that the politicians in Israel opposing parties, Benjamin Netanyahu and opposition leader, one of the opposition leaders, Benny Gantz.

They have agreed to form a unity government and also a war cabinet right now that is something that Netanyahu said he planned to do once war was declared on Sunday.

It is something that Israeli people have been telling us that they want to see happen.

So there you go, nothing brings people together like an existential threat as the politics are coming together there in Israel.

There's a reporter for NBC right at the border between Israel and Gaza were 350,000 troops are lining up for a ground of invasion that will start today or next week or sometime.

The Air Force still pounding Gaza to get it ready for the invasion I guess.

There's also I saw some speculation today that maybe they've slowed down thinking the same thing.

We were thinking yesterday that perhaps this was the plan all along from Hamas, go in, attack, pull people across and then we really got something waiting for you.

And it certainly is possible yeah.

And Israel has to figure out what that something might be or how to handle it.

Oh boy.

And the United States might have to figure that out soon too which is a part of what I wanted to talk about.

So the Israeli death toll from the attack is over 1200 at this point.

That's a lot of people dead in really a day on Saturday.

That's pretty extraordinary.

The Israeli military continues its aerial campaign against Hamas in which about a thousand gozans have reportedly been killed.

Missiles and mortars launched from northern Israel from Lebanon and Syria.

That's a Hezbollah thing.

No casualties from that yet.

But that obviously raised the spectra of a two front war which could happen at any time.

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