for these two men, everything ended here at a car wash near nazareth.hey with the three other victims were palestinian israelis and the assailants have yet to be arrested. for police, the shooting is a part of a feud between two families implicated in organized crime. >> dozens of police personnel took art in searches hoping to catch the perpetrators as soon as possible and referring them to justice. >> organized crime has gained power and influence in recent years in the arab communities of israel. officially 102 people have been murdered since the beginning of the year, compared with 106 for all of last year. criticized for his government's lack of action, benjamin netanyahu said interior security forces should be integrated into the fight against gangs. >> we will target the head of the snake of this criminal organization. i will convene a special government meeting with our legal advisors with a plan on how to integrate. >> arab israelis are the descendants of palestinians who remained in the country after israel's creation in 1948. many of them say

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will finally be realized >>> in israel, five people were killed in a shooting at a car wash outside nazareth in the country's norm nth it's the latest incident of violence the victims and perpetrators have mostly been palestinian citizens of israel israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu did issue a statement saying his government is quote determined to stop this chain of murders. >>>ukraine's long-awaited offensive against russia has begun with the region of zaporizhzhia seeing intense fighting but the men on the front lines are less tight-lipped. raf sanchez reports from ukraine this morning >> reporter: nbc news learning after months of planning and training, ukraine's long-awaited counter offensive to try to take back rusussian-occupieied terri is finallyly under wayay that's accordingng to two ukrainian n military officials this unverified d russian mility drone footage from zaporizhzhia in the east appearing to show ukraine using western battle tanks in combat for the first time, analysts say russia's defense minister insisting their forces are holding firm russia currently occupies

just a matter of trying to be honest about what it means to follow jesus of nazareth. he is crucified. why did he go in? not because he hated money changers, he hated greed. he had a deep love for the least of these. 25th chapter of matthew going back to hebrew scripture, spreading that lovingkindness. we need that spirit, my brother, translated into our public life. translated into our public -- politics. the love i have for you and the love you have for me because much deeper than politics and political agreement. we have to acknowledge when we do deeply disagree. me and my dear brother traveled the country and we try to talk about this over and over. can we be candid about the underside of our society and access the sunnyside? u.s. foreign policy, can we have a deep commitment to jewish security and palestinian dignity and acknowledge that the israeli state is occupying. does that make you antisemitic? no, if you make sure you're staying in contact with the jewish brothers ancestors. in terms of the policy is complicated in terms of the moral and spiritual issues. w

director and co-writer of "the chosen" the first multi-season series about the life of jesus of nazarethm so grateful to you for this series. it has truly been a game changer for me and for my family in the way that we look at the life of jesus and the way that we talk about it and the way we understand the gospel. so i thank you first of all. thank you very much. >> thank you for having me on. it's an honor. >> one of the things that is so great about what you've done with this series is that it makes jesus kind of a regular guy, but god. that's a tough thing to do. i mean, this could have been a complete disaster, right? but it's not. it's just the tone is so perfect and jonathan is so perfect. so i want to give people at home a sense that haven't seen it of just a feel for what it's like, this is one of my favorite scenes. it's the conversation in season one between nickidemus and jesus. watch. >> you should have eternal life. >> so this has nothing to do with rome? >> god did not send his son in the world to condemn it. he sent it to save it. >> martha: the seatup there for those tha

just a matter of trying to be honest about what it means to follow jesus of nazareth. crucified. why did he go in? not because he hated money changers, he hated greed. he had a deep love for the least of these. 25th chapter of matthew going back to hebrew scripture, spreading that lovingkindness. we need that spirit, my brother, translated into our public life. translated into our public -- politics. the love i have for you and the love you have for me because much deeper than politics and political agreement. we have to acknowledge when we do deeply disagree. me and my dear brother traveled the country and we try to talk about this over and over. can we be candid about the underside of our society and access the sunnyside? u.s. foreign policy, can we have a deep commitment to jewish security and palestinian dignity and acknowledge that the israeli state is occupying. does that make you antisemitic? no, if you make sure you're staying in contact with the jewish brothers ancestors. in terms of the policy is complicated in terms of the moral and spiritual issues. we have

one personality, there's only one person that we worship and that is the person of jesus christ of nazareth who is our lord and savior and we're here today to glorify him and to lift him up. [applause] >> we will welcome these candidates today and tomorrow with open arms and we will treat them with courtesy and respect, amen. we live by the rule of faith and freedom the ronald reagan principle, that somebody that you agree with 80% of the time is not a 20% enemy. they're an 80% friend. [applause] >> so today i am asking you that if somebody comes out on stage that you disagree with on one or more issues, keep that to yourself. [applause] >> because when you go out and run for public office and especially for president of the united states, you expose yourself to enough abuse, vituperation and attack and we don't need that in a room filled with jesus christ, let's act in a way that glorifies him and if they're not where they need to be, then let's just love them and pray them right where they need to go. right? and even though we welcome them and even though we desperately want change in our