Today marks one year since the deadly attacks in Israel carried out by Hamas terrorists,

sparking a war in Gaza that has no end in sight.

We'll look back at that dark day and get a live report from Israel on the current situation there.

Also ahead, Vice President Kamala Harris was pressed

on whether the United States has an ally

in Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu

will bring you her response.

And it comes as Donald Trump

is encouraging Israel to ramp up attacks on Iran.

We'll play for you his comments.

Music on Iran will play for you his comments. Good morning and welcome to way too early on this Monday, October 7th.

I'm Jonathan Lemire.

Thanks for starting your day and week with us.

Today, indeed, marks the one-year anniversary of the deadliest terror attack in Israel.

Last year, Hamas fighters stormed across the Gaza border, rampaging communities in southern

Israel. They killed about 1,200 people and took more than 250 hostages.

The biggest massacre happened in the Negev Desert, where thousands of people were attending

the Supernova Music Festival. 364 people were killed there. Many others were kidnapped.

Videos of some of the abductions were shared widely on social media,

including that of Noah Argomani. She was later rescued by Israeli defense forces.

Now more than a year later, more than 100 people are believed to still remain in captivity in

Gaza, including seven Americans. It's believed more than 30 of the hostages are now dead.

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