Democrat Censured Over Anti-Semitism After Jewish Man Is Murdered In California

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A Jewish man died Monday after an altercation with a pro-Palestinian protestor in Los Angeles, California. The 69-year-old man was struck in the head with a bullhorn by an individual and fell to the ground. He struck his head and was bleeding severely following the attack, the Washington Stand reported.

The individual was pronounced dead shortly after arriving at a local area hospital. The assault against him was determined to be a homicide and possibly a hate crime. Both prior to and after the attack, Michigan Democrat Rep. Rashida Tlaib continued to share pro-Hamas comments. She was subsequently censured by the House and 22 of her Democrat colleagues.

What Did Tlaib Do?

“From the river to the sea, Palestine will be free,” Tlaib chanted, as well as accusing Biden of supporting a Palestinian “genocide” in recent weeks.  She then refused to retract her support for the Hamas terrorist organization.

““[S]he knows darn well that she’s talking about the existence of Israel, that Palestine should replace the existence of an entire people, an entire nation,” Republican Georgia Rep. Rich McCormick told Tony Perkins. (LEARN MORE: Explosive Device Discovered At Border As Senator Issues Serious Warning)

“I have never, ever in my lifetime … seen the anti-Semitism that exists in the United States. … It is as dangerous as anything I’ve seen, and the actions of [Tlaib] have actually encouraged that.” He added, “And yet she did it knowing it would incite violence towards Jews. We’ve had Jewish people carrying Israeli flags in America murdered. Let that sink in.”

“It’s a warning sign of what is to come if we don’t address it and stop it.” He warned, “Her statements are statements of support for a terrorist organization. That should not be tolerated by someone who is a member of Congress.”

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