Gordon Brown on Monday became the first British Prime Minister to address Israel's Knesset, telling parliamentarians his country "will continue to lead" in preventing Iran from obtaining nuclear weapons. - "Iran has a clear choice to make: suspend its nuclear program and accept our offer of negotiations or face growing isolation and the collective response not just of one nation, but of all nations around the world," Brown said. - Brown emphasized his support of Israel's right to exist and said it was "totally abhorrent for the president of Iran to call for Israel to be wiped from the map." - "To those who question Israel's very right to exist, and threaten the lives of its citizens through terror, we say: the people of Israel have a right to live here, to live freely and to live in security," he said - The speech marked a contrast from Brown's calls on Sunday for Israel to stop building settlements in the West Bank, which he said were...