this year as a mention i have a honor of addressing israeli leaders in the hallowed halls of their knesset. after we witnessed the most vicious, brutal attack on the jewish people since the holocaust. and i assured them that the vile anti-semitism spewed on so-called elite campuses and even yes from this white house under joe biden, harris, those views do not reflect the views of the american people. let me be clear. the american people stand firmly behind israel and the jewish people. i see this in the small town in upstate new york district and among college students i've met with an heard from. everyday americans understand that israel's fight is not israel alone and that the same pro-hamas terrorist sympathizers who chant death to israel also chant death to america. these terrorists want to topple israel, topple the united states and we must never yield. and we will never surrender. that's part of why i have sponsored and supported every single measure to aid for israel that has come before the united states congress every single one. it's why as as a senior membn the house armed servi

anchor: a member of the knesset for the opposition party.e in the u.s., a man charged with the murder of the unitedhealthcare c.e.o. has contested his extradition to new york during a court hearing in pennsylvania. on his way into court, luigi mangione was heard shouting and yelling. he was arrested by police on monday in possession of a gun and a handwritten document that expressed ill will towards corporate america. let's bring in our north america correspondent. bring us up to date on the latest developments. what have you been hearing about this individual and from legal sources, as well? >> by all accounts those who knew him say they would have never suspected luigi mangione was capable of doing what he's accused of, killing brian thompson. i've spoken to two people who knew him. one is a local radio station disk jockey and lawyer who knows several of the mangione family. he says that luigi was a star student in school, he came from a wealthy, prominent family, so this is a shock to the community there. from someone who knew him from hi

i am profoundly honored to speak in the hallowed halls of your knesset, into a total capital capitalrusalem. at this time of historic consequence for israel and the jewish people. today i stand before you not just as a leader in the united states congress but as a lifelong admirer, supporter and two friend of israel and the jewish people. i am likely to have had the privilege of traveling here many times before but i must confess that this time feels different. the stakes are higher. our sense of moral patriotic duty feels heightened, renewed. 226 days ago we witnessed the most vicious brutal attack on israel and the jewish people since the holocaust. our barbaric terrorist attack that claimed more than 1200 innocent lives. civilian women, children and the elderly were ripped from their homes and massacred. rate, beheaded. jewish families were bound together and burned. babies burned alive, atrocities of humanity. we must never forget and we must never relent. israelis and americans and s were savagely kidnapped from their homes, beaten, tortured and taken hostage to the terror tunne

this year as a mention i have a honor of addressing israeli leaders in the hallowed halls of their knesset. after we witnessed the most vicious, brutal attack on the jewish people since the holocaust. and i assured them that the vile anti-semitism spewed on so-called elite campuses and even yes from this white house under joe biden, harris, those views do not reflect the views of the american people. let me be clear. the american people stand firmly behind israel and the jewish people. i see this in the small town in upstate new york district and among college students i've met with an heard from. everyday americans understand that israel's fight is not israel alone and that the same pro-hamas terrorist sympathizers who chant death to israel also chant death to america. these terrorists want to topple israel, topple the united states and we must never yield. and we will never surrender. that's part of why i have sponsored and supported every single measure to aid for israel that has come before the united states congress every single one. it's why as as a senior membn the house armed servi

story, one of those with the prime minister benjamin netanyahu as an saying in his address to the knesset netanyahu talked about the cease-fire deal and he said i can carefully say there has been certain progress -- some progress in the cease-fire deal, returning the hostages home is our top priority. the problem has always been in the final stages. we've been hearing about the three stages that could seat 20 palestinian prisoners release for every female soldier, for example, that could see many of the hostages come home, that could see a big buffer zone several kilometers wide between israel and gaza. it could potentially see people back in the north of gaza with an e egyptian-qatari oversight. the prime minister could not give a timeline. did the thing we heard today was a report from oxfam, and it paints a grim picture that is the shortage of aid to gaza especially northern gaza. these areas that have been besieged with ongoing fighting and relentless shelling because, yet again, the israeli army is going after hamas fighters who they say have regrouped in the area. what oxfam was tel

one of those is what the prime minister has been saying in his address to the knesset to benjamin netanyahuout the cease-fire deal and he said i can carefully say there has been certain progress in the cease-fire deal. returning the hostages home is our top priority. the problem has always been in the final stages. we had been hearing about those three stages that could see 20 palestinian prisoners relieved -- release for every female soldier. that could see many of the hostages come home. a big buffer zone several kilometers wide between gaza and israel. that could potentially see people back in the north of gaza with an egyptian qatari oversight. with the premised or says is he could not give a timeline on when this is going to happen. another thing we have heard today is a report from oxfam and it paints a grim picture that is the shortage of aid to gaza. areas have been besieged with ongoing fighting and relentless shelling because yet again the israeli army is going after hamas fighters who have regrouped in that area. what oxfam is telling us is in two and half months of the 34 trucks

one of those is what the prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, has been saying in his address to the knessetthe cease fire deal, and he said, i can carefully say there has been certain progress in the ceasefire deal. returning the hostages home is our top priority. the problem has always been in the final stages. we've been hearing about those three stages that could see 20 palestinian prisoners released for every female soldier, for example, that could see many of the hostages come home, that could see a big buffer zone several kilometres wide between gaza and israel in that border, that could potentially see people back in the north of gaza with an egyptian and qatari oversight. what the prime minister says is that he couldn't give a timeline on when this is going to happen. another thing that we've heard today is a report from oxfam. and again, it paints a really grim picture that is the shortage of aid to gaza, especially in northern gaza. so areas like jabalia, beit lahia, beit hanoun. these areas have been besieged with ongoing fighting and relentless shelling because yet again, the is

nothing yahoo has to be at these really parliament before 4 pm when they do close the sessions. indic knesset. but this morning there was a letter that was released by the state attorney's office. and it comes after a couple of weeks ago, there were some judges at the jerusalem district court, who expressed concern over the charges that were being pressed against benjamin netanyahu. however, the state attorney's office says that even if nothing, yahoo wasn't directly involved in these crimes. he did have a awareness about it and he did know about it. so the state attorney's office and the prosecutors are arguing, but nothing yahoo did know about the situations behind the scenes, even though he denies any wrong doing. now this is a trial that could take months if not years before we get a verdict. and even if nothing y'all who was convicted, he could appeal that conviction and still be prime minister during that appeal. okay, how is he handling this politically? what's his reaction been so far as well as in yellow and members of his far right coalition have said this is a smear campaign agains

but moshe turpaz, an opposition member of israeli's parliament, the knesset, disagrees.nds, and yet when prime minister is, call to court and is accused, he has to be there like every other citizen. that is the way democracies work, and i'm proud of the fact that our democracy treats our prime minister like any other citizen. you know, the show goes on and democracy goes on and he fighting against our terrorists that attacked us at the 7th of october is still going on, even though the prime minister is in court for three days a week. let's turn to some other important news around the world. in nairobi, kenyan police have fired tear gas and arrested at least three people at a march against gender—based violence. several are reported to have been injured. a few hundred protesters — mostly women — were marching through streets, blowing whistles and chanting "stop killing women". campaigners say at least 150 women were murdered last year, the vast majority at home. doctors treating brazilian president luiz inacio lula da silva say he is doing "well" after undergoing surgery

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. >> i said ryan scholz knesset. >> but the two middle east leaders failed to reach a deal on their own. enter the american president, carter recognized a rare opportunity to act as the indispensable mediator. >> almost never in our history has a president devoted so much time on a single problem. >> he had studied the characters and histories of the two leaders who deeply mistrusted each other. he wrote sadat and begin personal letters inviting them to camp david. and when they arrived on american soil, it was high stakes for all three men involved. >> failure here would just increase the impression that mr. carter is a nice man, but an inept president. this meeting is truly historic, and the people who will participate know it. >> 13 days of intense negotiations. crucially, behind closed doors, no leaks, no social media, no media at all. >> the israeli delegation is totally zipped up. even less is coming out of it than is coming out of the egyptian delegation at camp david. >> carter and his team shuttled back and forth between the two men and their teams, often negotiating late into