Knesset deputies tried to disrupt Trump's speech in Israel

Knesset deputies Ayman Ude and Ofer Kasif on Monday, October 13, tried to disrupt the speech of US President Donald Trump.

It is specified that during the speech of the American leader, Ayman Ude made a remark to him and raised a poster calling for recognition of the independence of Palestine. After that, the deputy was suspended from participating in the meeting.

Another politician, Ofer Kasif, also tried to show a similar poster, but was forced to leave the hall.

It is noted that Trump paused in his speech while the guards escorted the deputies out of the meeting room.

Peace stop: Hamas releases hostages ahead of Egypt summit

At the same time, the movement mobilized about 7,000 fighters to regain control of the Gaza Strip.

On the same day, it was reported that Trump's plane landed at Tel Aviv's Ben Gurion Airport. He arrived in Israel to address the Israeli Knesset on the first day of the hostage release.

The American leader called October 13 a great day in connection with the end of the conflict in the Gaza Strip and the release of Israeli hostages by the Hamas movement. He stressed that the war between Israel and Hamas is over. According to him, representatives of the Palestinian movement will implement the disarmament plan.

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