On October 7th,

7th, several villages in Israel were attacked by Hamas terrorists.

One of the communities which suffered some of the most casualties was Kfar Asa,

a cabutz less than two miles from the border with Gaza.

Daily Wire reporter Cassie Dylan went on assignment to Kefar Aza to talk with people who were

there when the terrorists attacked as well as those who are working now to

rebuild the devastating community.

I'm Daily Wire, editor-in-chief John Bickley with Georgia Howe.

It's November 12th, and this is a Sunday edition of Morning Wire.

The following is a series of on-the-scene reports by Daily Wire correspondent Cassie Dylan

from the Kafar Aza Kibbutz, a community that lost dozens of innocent people to Hamas terrorists in the October 7th attack.

Anybody here not geared up?

You're hearing mortar fire being shot by Israel into Gaza.

I'm Cassie Dylan reporting from Israel.

Right now I'm in Kifar Aza.

This is one of the kibbutzim that were attacked by Hamas on October 7th.

We're here with residents and first responders who return to show us the destruction and the horror they endured that day.

While we're here, we can still hear mortar fire going from Israel into Gaza and there are rockets

as well being shot this way from Gaza.

We have to catch up with them.

Eton Schwartz with the Israeli government brought a group of journalists from all over the

world to view the massacre scene at Kafar Aza and the fight the narrative that Israel is an

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