The Fox News Rundown Evening Edition: The Gaza Peace Deal, Letitia James Indicted, A Crime Crackdown In Memphis
Oct 11, 2025
David Kustoff, Republican U.S. Representative from Tennessee, discusses the recent Israel-Hamas peace agreement and its implications for regional stability and rising antisemitism. He highlights President Trump's influence in brokering the deal and reflects on the challenges of Palestinian governance. Kustoff also talks about the deployment of the National Guard in Memphis, emphasizing successful federal-state cooperation in crime reduction, and weighs in on the indictment of New York Attorney General Letitia James.
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Historic Phase-One Deal Could Bring Hostages Home
- The Israel-Hamas phase-one agreement follows President Trump's 20-point plan and may lead to hostage releases and a ceasefire.
- Congressman David Kustoff says the deal is historic and credits Trump's leadership for bringing parties to the table.
Regional Cooperation Strengthens A Truce
- Bringing regional neighbors into negotiations increases the chance of a durable truce despite deep-rooted distrust.
- Kustoff argues Trump's personality and prior Abraham Accords experience made multilateral talks possible.
Peace Helps, But Leadership Still Matters
- The peace agreement could reduce antisemitism in the U.S., but leadership and elected officials shape domestic tensions.
- Kustoff warns that local and national leaders' rhetoric matters for Jewish Americans' safety.