Fox News Reporter Nearly Blown Up by Hamas Rocket During Live Broadcast
A Fox News reporter covering Israel’s war against terror was nearly struck by a rocket fired by Hamas from inside Gaza Friday as he and other journalists had converged near a kindergarten. Fox News correspondent Trey…
A 📺Fox News reporter covering 🇮🇱Israel’s war against terror was nearly struck by a rocket fired by 🏴Hamas from inside 🏳️Gaza Friday as he and other journalists had converged near a kindergarten.
📺Fox News correspondent Trey Yingst was interviewed about the blast, which damaged the building and a number of vehicles, near 🇮🇱Israel’s border with 🏳️Gaza in the southern part of the country.
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and police officers were converging on the area to check for injuries.
Shrapnel from the projectile, which had slipped past 🇮🇱Israel’s Iron Dome system, could be seen embedded into walls.
“You can actually see a piece of the rocket,” Yingst told McEnany. “So, this is a small rocket and what you’re looking at is shrapnel from the rocket. They are collecting this as we speak.”
Later, Yingst uploaded his own video on X in which he described the harrowing moment in which the missile exploded near him.
He offered the video as an example of how little time Israeli civilians have to react – less than 10 seconds – when a projectile is fired and not intercepted.
“It gives you a sense of just how little time people have in these southern communities to respond when there is rocket fire,” he said. “It is just by chance that no one was injured or killed.”
