I'm Kathleen Maloney, Fox News, President Biden, busy on the phone this weekend, keeping tabs on events in the mid east, including humanitarian aid.

There was a phone call tonight with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and President Biden, in which they confirmed support for continued aid going into the Gaza Strip.

Some 17 aid trucks made it in from Egypt into the Gaza Strip today, 20 trucks made it yesterday.

And aid worker estimates their meeting about 4% of the desperate need those trucks are carrying only food, water, and medicine.

They're not allowed to carry fuel, and they're not allowed to go north of the evacuation line. And that is what he goes up.

Fox's Mike Tobin, the president also spoke with several American allies, and he discussed humanitarian issues with Pope Francis.

A bipartisan group of US senators visiting Israel today, Fox's Lucas Tomlinson reports.

US senators came here to Tel Aviv today to meet with their Israeli counterparts, and show support for Israel in this war against Hamas.

The centers met with families of the hostages, and were greatly moved by the photos and videos and the stories that they saw.

While the centers were here, Israeli forces continuing their air strikes against Hamas and Gaza.

The IDF says an air strike killed Hamas's number two fire support officer, responsible for rocket attacks against Israel.

Now last night, Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin ordered the Eisenhower strike group to proceed to the Middle East.

Not the Eastern Mediterranean is previously ordered.

Austin also announcing an increased US military presence in the Middle East.

Police in Atlanta are urging tolerance after multiple residents reported finding flyers with anti-Semitic and hateful messages.

Brookhaven police posting a news release on Facebook concerning those flyers.

They pledged a full investigation and said hate speech will not be tolerated.

America is listening to Fox News.

A number of Republicans throwing their hats in the ring to become the next speaker of the house, more from Fox's Grinnell Scott.

Names like Kevin Hurne of Oklahoma, Tom Emmer of Minnesota, Jack Bergman of Michigan and Byron Donalds of Florida say they want to be speaker.

But can any of them unite the GOP caucus or get at least some democratic support?

Congressman Michael McCall of Texas said on ABCs this week, it's wide open right now.

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