Trey Yingst walks through Israeli home attacked by Hamas: 'Most horrific thing I have ever seen'

FOX News correspondent Trey Yingst showed viewers Wednesday the harrowing aftermath of a Hamas terrorist attack on an Israeli community that killed more than 100, calling it "hell on earth." 

Reporting from Kibbutz Be'eri near the Gaza Strip in southern Israel, Yingst showed a grim scene of bloody floors, discarded weapons and bullet holes. The kibbutz is one of many such communal settlements around Israel.

"This community over the border with Gaza is littered with bodies," he said. "It is completely destroyed. It looks like some of the buildings were hit with RPGs, explosives, and beds covered in blood, the kitchen floor covered in blood. This is inside a home that was stormed by the militants. It is hell on earth."

"On the road in, we went past the area where that music festival was, where 260 innocent Israelis were mowed down," Yingst added. "You could smell the stench of death in the air, and on the drive, and as we got closer to this kibbutz, where so many families were slaughtered in their homes, it became obvious that we didn’t even have a full grasp what took place here."

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The army has taken control of the area and terrorist fighters have been cleared out, but just 12 hours earlier, Yingst said, there had been gun battles in that area. About 1,000 people lived in the commune before Hamas murdered more than 100 of them.

The commanding Israeli officer said many of the families were slaughtered in their beds and bomb shelters, and some of them were decapitated, Yingst reported. Others were executed with their hands tied behind their backs.

"It is the most horrific thing I have ever seen," Yingst said. "There are refrigerators like you see anywhere in the world with pictures of little kids playing sports. There are bicycles and ceiling fans still going inside the house, and there are beds soaked with blood, and there are weapons laying everywhere from those militants… It is a house of horrors behind me and the entire neighborhood looks like this."

Israeli soldiers remove the bodies of civilians, who were killed days earlier in an attack by Palestinian militants on this kibbutz near the border with Gaza, on Tuesday in Kfar Aza, Israel. Israel has sealed off Gaza and conducted airstrikes on Palestinian territory after Hamas attack killed hundreds and took nearly 100 hostages.  (Amir Levy/Getty Images)



Israeli soldiers inspect the damage caused by rocket attacks from the Gaza Strip in the southern Israeli kibbutz of Kfar Aza on the border with the Palestinian territory on Tuesday. (JACK GUEZ/AFP via Getty Images)



This image from video provided by South First Responders shows charred and damaged cars along a desert road after an attack by Hamas militants at the Tribe of Nova Trance music festival near Kibbutz Re'im in southern Israel on Saturday.  (South First Responders via AP)



Israeli evacuees from kibbutzim near the Gaza border receive clothing donations at a hotel in the Dead Sea area on Monday. Kibbutz residents of Israel's south have been evacuated to safety after Palestinian militants on Saturday launched a multi-pronged offensive, killing hundreds of people, many in areas near the border with the blockaded Gaza Strip. (GIL COHEN-MAGEN/AFP via Getty Images)

The Hamas surprise attack on Saturday shocked Israel and has sparked a war on the Palestinian terrorist organization. 

More than 1,200 Israelis have been killed, and 22 Americans have been confirmed dead, with others still missing.

The massacre at the kibbutz is one of many scenes of unspeakable bloodshed perpetrated by Hamas. Since the attack, Israel’s military encountered a community attacked by Hamas with dead babies, some with their heads cut off, local media reported.

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The IDF were removing the bodies of victims found in the area when they found the children's remains. Israeli soldiers are attempting to use bones to identify the victims, according to the report.

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Fox News' Lawrence Richard contributed to this report.