Oct 9, 2026 · 42 min · 12 segments
On Katie Pavlich Tonight, we remember the thousands of lives lost on Oct. 7, 2023. Antisemitic attacks are on the rise, and politicians like New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani are only fanning the…
Katie PavlichHost
Brooke GoldsteinGuest
Scott AtlasGuest
Scott TurnerGuest
Mike NellisGuest
Elizabeth PipkoGuestJonathan ChoGuestAndrea SuarezGuestDoug PagetGuest
Josh McConkieGuestDon BoschGuest
Jessie WeberGuest
Well, we are able to bear witness to the evil that took place three years ago because Hamas terrorists and residents of Gaza documented much of October 7th atrocities themselves.
They wore GoPro cameras as they slaughtered 1,200 innocent people, including the most Jews in any single day since the Holocaust, along with hundreds of Arab Israelis and dozens of Americans.
We also have a glimpse at the hell that awaited more than 250 hostages who were dragged back into Gaza.
There, they were met by cheering crowds in the street before being raped, starved, tortured and killed.
They opened the door, shot like fully automatic everywhere.
They threw a grenade.
It blew up.
My dad screamed that he lost his arm.
I did see my dad fall over, but my mom, I knew she was dead immediately.
I just stayed still.
I didn't make a single sound.
When they leave, they laugh.
Shalom.
Shalom.
I'm going to try.
I'm going to try.
Oh, no! Oh, no! Oh,
no! Oh, no! No! No!
Well, we are able to bear witness to the evil that took place three years ago because Hamas terrorists and residents of Gaza documented much of October 7th atrocities themselves.
They wore GoPro cameras as they slaughtered 1,200 innocent people, including the most Jews in any single day since the Holocaust, along with hundreds of Arab Israelis and dozens of Americans.
We also have a glimpse at the hell that awaited more than 250 hostages who were dragged back into Gaza.
There, they were met by cheering crowds in the street before being raped, starved, tortured and killed.
They opened the door, shot like fully automatic everywhere.
They threw a grenade.
It blew up.
My dad screamed that he lost his arm.
I did see my dad fall over, but my mom, I knew she was dead immediately.
I just stayed still.
I didn't make a single sound.
When they leave, they laugh.
Shalom.
Shalom.
I'm going to try.
I'm going to try.
Oh, no! Oh, no! Oh,
no! Oh, no! No! No!
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