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Washington Today (7-24-24): Israeli PM defends war in Gaza to Congress; protesters & police clash
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48:58Now PlayingIsraeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu tells a Joint Meeting of Congress that the world stands at a "crossroads of history," "American and Israel must stand together," and victory over the Hamas militant group must include demilitarization and deradicalization.
Some Members of Congress boycott his speech in protest of a war that has killed tens of thousands of civilians in Gaza, while on the streets of Washington, thousands of pro-Palestinian protesters march and some clash with police, which deploys pepper spray.
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