If it's Tuesday, tens of thousands march on Washington, rallying support for Israel,

condemning the rise of anti-Semitism and calling for the safe return of hundreds of

hostages still being held by Hamas as Israel defends its

military incursion in Gaza amid a dire humanitarian crisis for the civilians

living there. Plus House lawmakers are expected to vote this hour on Speaker Johnson's short-term

bill to avert a government shutdown as party leaders navigate an increasingly tense

situation with tempers flaring today across Capitol Hill.

And a leak of confidential and potentially damning video testimony

in the sweeping election interference case

against former President Trump in Georgia,

prompting prosecutors to seek an emergency protective order

to contain the Press Now, I'm Garrett Heake here in Washington, where students, activists, congressional leaders, and relatives of the hundreds of hostages being held in Gaza, all descended on the National Mall in a massive show of support for Israel following last month's terror attacks by

Hamas. The March on Washington comes as the war enters its sixth week with

Israel facing intense scrutiny over its military actions.

The White House navigating divisions among Democrats,

intensifying calls for a ceasefire,

growing concerns about the humanitarian crisis,

and an uptick in anti-Semitic incidents across the US.

The rally featured a live virtual speech by Israel's President Isaac Herzog, as well as remarks

from a bipartisan group of congressional leaders who reiterated America's support for Israel.

Here's some of what they had to say.

History shows that when anti-Semitism rears its ugly head,

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