Fighter jets heard during Fox News live report as death toll in Israel climbs
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The death toll in Israel continued to climb early into Wednesday morning after Hamas fired dozens of rockets towards Israel's second-largest city, Tel Aviv
"Just before we came on with you here, Sean, there were more rockets fired from the Gaza strip, and we saw different barrages from different areas of Gaza," Yingst says. "Israel's missile defense system, the Iron Dome, was able to intercept a number of these rockets that were fired, but unfortunately, according to Israeli media, there has been another fatality."
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