The U.S. President was warmly received in Israel, where he addressed parliament, after helping to broker a cease-fire that freed Israel’s hostages in Gaza and aims to end the conflict with Hamas.

President Donald Trump settled scores with his political foes during his passionate address to the Israeli parliament on Monday, taking a swipe at Hillary Clinton and blasting his predecessors Joe

President Donald Trump played diplomat and stand-up comedian during his speech at the Knesset, where he celebrated the release of all living hostages from Gaza.

The president said towards the end of his remarks that Israeli President Isaac Herzog should pardon Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on the breach of trust, bribery, and fraud charges he faces

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Trump’s Oct. 13 address focused on his administration’s efforts to produce an agreement between Israel and Hamas, which included a Gaza ceasefire and the release of 20 Israeli hostages, 250 Palestinian prisoners and about 1,700 Palestinian detainees held without charges.

Israel confirmed that the remaining hostages have returned home. Cheers, cries and Hebrew songs rang out in Tel Aviv's Hostage Square.

President Trump entered the Israeli parliament, the Knesset, to the sound of trumpets and a standing ovation from lawmakers and others assembled to hear him speak on Monday. Welcoming Trump, Knesset Speaker Amir Ohana said he was “the best friend that Israel has ever had.