Republican lawmakers criticized far-left Democrats, particularly members of the “Squad,” for their refusal to condemn Hamas amid the Israel conflict.
Rep. Mike Lawler and Sen. Tim Scott condemned Rep. Rashida Tlaib’s statements, emphasizing the need to eliminate Hamas and standing with Israel.
“Israel just bombed the Baptist Hospital killing 500 Palestinians (doctors, children, patients) just like that,” wrote Tlaib, despite conflicting reports. (Trending: Obama Reveals His Fear For Joe Ahead Of 2024)
Rep. Mike Lawler said, “The fact that Rashida Tlaib stood outside yesterday in this rally saying and repeating this vile, disgusting lie that Israel bombed a hospital and offering no remorse despite the fact that the administration said it was a lie.”
“It shows what a disgusting person she is,” he continued.
Adding, “She has no business serving in the House of Representatives.”
“The fact that we have sympathizers as members of Congress is so unbecoming and so horrifying,” he lamented.
“You think about it when you walk through the halls of the House of Representatives and you see where Abraham Lincoln sat and John Quincy Adams, and you think about the history of this chamber and the things that we have fought for in this country to make sure that people are free,” said Lawler.
“And you have people that defend terrorist oppressors who attacked the free state of Israel, the only democracy and beacon of hope in the Middle East. And these people attack them. It’s disgusting. It’s vile,” charged the New York Republican.
Sen. Tim Scott said that the U.S. continue to support Israel and “give them the time to eliminate Hamas from the face of the planet.”
“America is a good country,” declared Scott.
“America is not a racist country. But there is this radical left so addicted to power that they’ll use any person, any group, any interest, any issue to hold on to their political power, even at the expense of dividing this country based on religion,” warned the former presidential candidate.
Adding, “But they allow the radical left and the Squad to attack viciously.”
Sen. Marco Rubio expressed concerns about Tlaib’s rhetoric potentially inciting violence in the region.
Sen. Maro Rubio said, “We see unrest in Amman, we see unrest in Lebanon. We’ve seen growing unrest in the West Bank.”
“We see it developing all over the world,” continued Rubio.
“And so when you go out and have people parroting this line that Israel is targeting hospitals, it is going to lead to ancillary violence in all these other places that actually, in many cases begin to threaten the governments of countries that are critical to stability in the Middle East, like Jordan, like Lebanon, potentially like Egypt.”
Tlaib’s claim about Israel bombing a hospital was refuted by the IDF and President Biden, who stated that the U.S. military reached the same conclusion.
Republican lawmakers called out far-left Democrats for their refusal to condemn Hamas as the war continues in Israel.
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