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Coming up, war on Israel. More than a thousand people have died in Israel and Gaza, following an attack by terrorist group Hamas. We'll speak to people there on the ground later on.

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as a drama about Jimmy Savillers tonight

with critics calling it exploitative. Welcome back to the Independent Republican Mike Graham right here on Talk TV.

We are here with you, of course, after one of the most horrific weekends, I think, that any of us can remember.

Most of you, like me, will remember waking up on Saturday morning to the dreadful news that Hamas had in fact invaded from Gaza

the Israeli country, not just with one or two people,

not just climbing through the fence with a handful of terrorists,

but a thousand gunmen all walking around,

marching around with machine guns, with heavy mortar fire.

Some of them flew in on paragliders. It was quite an extraordinary time. And of course, we now know

that an awful lot of people, an awful lot of innocent people, have died. Israel is in the midst

now of what you can only describe as an attack, a retaliation attack,

and it's just horrific.

Saturday was the deadliest day in decades.

So far, over 1,100 people have lost their lives, so mass claiming to hold over 100 hostages

in Gaza.

They invaded this kind of music festival and ended up taking these people away.

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