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U.S. Envoy Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner were in Moscow Saturday for talks with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
It's the Trump administration's latest attempt to end Russia's war with Ukraine.
Witkoff told reporters things are going to get better.
We were sitting outside just now, me, Jared, and Carol, and then Yuri joined us, and we were...
All talking about when we retire, we'll have all these incredible stories and incredible memories,
and yours will be right at the top of it all.
Both Witkoff and Kirchner would be in Kiev on Sunday for talks with Ukrainian leaders.
Russia and Ukraine both promise to pause aerial attacks while the peace efforts are underway.
The U.S. Ambassador to Israel says he condemns violence against Palestinians by extremist settlers
in the Israeli-occupied West Bank, but he added he regrets the limited power the U.S.
Has to stop such attacks.
Ambassador Mike Huckabee made his comments during a visit Saturday to a West Bank town that's seen increased violence.
Kerry Kahn reports.
Huckabee says it's his job as ambassador to serve Americans, but he says the U.S.
Can't investigate crimes or make demands of Israel.
While touring the town of Turmasaaya with relatives of Palestinians killed by Israeli settlers,
Huckabee said as long as the violence continues, Israelis, too, are hurt.
It's in their best interest.
To consequence people who are carrying out acts of criminal behavior and terrorism.