Fox News’ Martha MacCallum Struggles to Explain Terrorist Video

Since the attack against Israel on October 7 took place, it seems like we have more media members, Democrats, and liberals who are more worried about protecting Hamas than they are about Israel.

Israel had been very careful about the images that were going out in the early days of the conflict, but that has dramatically changed.

Not only were some pictures posted on social media, Israel offered first-hand viewing of videos and pictures taken by authorities showing the immediate aftermath of that initial Hamas attack.

For Fox News’ Martha MacCallum, those images were almost too much to bear.

Horrifying Visuals

MacCallum was among a host of Fox News reporters who were invited to view the unedited video by Israel.

I have seen Trey Yingst clearly shaken by the images during his live reporting, but MacCallum was clearly far more shaken and upset over the images that she saw.

She described the video, stating, “Everyone has seen some of these images online. But the unfiltered video is absolutely … it’s so horrific, it’s hard to put into words, and we’ve had our reporters, Trey Yingst and and Mike Tobin, have also watched it and had a similar feeling.

“But, you know, there is obviously so much blood, so many charred bodies, it’s very difficult, obviously, to watch this.”

Here is the segment as it aired on Fox News…

Among the horrors reported by the IDF have been the death of at least 40 Israeli babies, some of whom were decapitated by Hamas fighters.

I know these images are tough to see, but I firmly believe everyone needs to see these images to bring home the reality of what real terrorism is and why Israel is so adamant about carrying out this war until Hamas is completely eliminated.

Furthermore, I think those images should be shown in a televised session of Congress, with the 15 Democrats who refused to sign the resolution deeming Hamas a terrorist organization justify their vote.

As far as Netanyahu is concerned, cease-fire or peace is not an option until Hamas has been ended once and for all.