Today we're talking about the storied life of Henry Kissinger, a foiled murder for hire,

the upcoming vote to expel Rep George Santos, and other top news for Friday, December 1st.

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Henry Kissinger died Wednesday at 100 years old.

The storied but controversial diplomat advised

every president from JFK to Biden serving as Secretary of State under both

President's Nixon and Ford. His diplomacy shaped a number of U.S. foreign policies, including the following.

One, relaxed relations with the Soviet Union. Two, open relations with China, meeting every Chinese leader from Mao in 1972 to President

G in July.

Three, America Ceasefire with Vietnam, earning him the 1973 Nobel Peace Prize, and four, shuttle diplomacy with the Middle East.

Israel was one of Kissinger's first major foreign policy tasks, and in the face of the Israel

Hamas war, some of his latest diplomatic comments.

Meanwhile, the ceasefire in Gaza was extended again through yesterday,

though three people were killed in a shooting at a crowded Jerusalem bus stop.

Even as the world mourns the loss of Secretary Kissinger, join us in prayer for long-term peace in the Middle East.

Confident that God is able to spread across the globe

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