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Good morning, I'm Taylor Wilson and today is Monday January 8th, 2024. This is the

excerpt. Today we look at Israel's vowed campaign to kill terror leaders worldwide.

Plus lawmakers have reached a funding agreement to try and avoid a government shutdown.

And how Ibegan appears to help combat veterans for PTSD.

Yesterday marked three months and Hamas militants in Israel killed some 1,200 people and took 240 hostages.

In the months since, Israel has slammed Gaza

with air and ground strikes,

killing at least 22,000 people

while displacing the vast majority of Gaza's 2.3 million person. people while Israel last

3 million person population.

Meanwhile Israel last week promised a repeat of the so-called

Wrath of God campaign launched in the 1970s.

I spoke with USA Today, Domestic Security correspondent

Josh Meyer about what the current campaign may entail.

Josh, thanks for making the time.

Always Taylor.

So Josh, I want to just get a little bit of history here at the top.

What was Israel's so-called Wrath of God campaign in the 1970s?

So Wrath of God was a campaign that Masad, the Israeli Intelligence Agency launched after Palestinian

terrorists killed 11 Israeli Olympic athletes and coaches during the Munich Olympics in 1972.

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