Republicans Blast Pro-Hamas Extremists While Few Democrats Speak Out: ‘This Is The Democrat Base’

Republican lawmakers overwhelmingly condemned a violent pro-Hamas riot in Washington, D.C., on Wednesday where far-Left extremists were furious that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was speaking to Congress. The extremists tore down American flags and burned them while chanting “Allahu Akbar” and waving Hamas terrorist flags. Numerous videos posted online also showed them attacking law ...

Jul 24, 2024 - 20:28
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Republicans Blast Pro-Hamas Extremists While Few Democrats Speak Out: ‘This Is The Democrat Base’

Republican lawmakers overwhelmingly condemned a violent pro-Hamas riot in Washington, D.C., on Wednesday where far-Left extremists were furious that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was speaking to Congress.

The extremists tore down American flags and burned them while chanting “Allahu Akbar” and waving Hamas terrorist flags. Numerous videos posted online also showed them attacking law enforcement officials.

Netanyahu mocked the woke protesters during his speech to Congress: “When the tyrants of Tehran, who hang gays from cranes and murder women for not covering their hair, are praising, promoting, and funding you, you have officially become Iran’s useful idiots. Some of these protesters hold up signs proclaiming ‘Gays for Gaza.’ They might as well hold up signs saying ‘chickens for KFC.'”

The United States Park Police (USPP) released a statement saying that officers had arrested eight extremists at the riot at Columbus Circle because they “damaged and destroyed park property, including vandalizing statues and fountains, tearing down and burning flags, and starting several small fires.”

Dozens of Republican lawmakers condemned the violent riot as it was happening, including some of the following:

Few Democrats, however, had the courage to speak out against the violent riot.

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Those who spoke out included:

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