Rape. Marjori Taylor Green (R-GA.) On Thursday, through military assistance, he wrote a long position condemning the treatment of Israeli of Palestinians, ripping the support of the United States of foreign conflict.
He also asked Christians to focus on the situation in the Gaza Strip, called it “absolutely unacceptable”.
“Is innocent Israeli more valuable than innocent Palestinian and Christian life? And why should America do this funding?” Green questioned On X,
He said, “The secular government of nuclear armed Israel has proved that they are capable of dealing with their enemies and are capable and are in the process of systematically cleaning them from the ground,” he said.
Georgia has been representative Vocal In recent times, about its disdain for a humanitarian crisis in Israel.
Green told his followers, “Many of us, even though we are Christians, now do not want to fund and fight the wars of nuclear armed secular Israel, especially when it leads to hungry children and kill innocent people, including Christians.”
“Of course we are against radical Islamic terrorism, but we are also against the massacre,” he said.
This is the second time he has referred to the position of Gaza as a massacre.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has denied that Gaza has starvation among the Palestinians. On Monday, President Trump Said that there was “real starvation” in Gaza, broke with him.
The Gaza Health Ministry is reporting that since October 2023, 147 people including 88 children have been killed from malnutrition and starvation, when Hamas killed about 1,200 people and started a war with Israel by holding 251 hostage.
In recent times, the United Kingdom and France announced that they would recognize Palestine as a sovereign state in response to the ongoing struggle. Britain also said that it would operate the air drop with assistance while transporting the sick in its homeland for treatment.
On Thursday, the White House stated that the US Special Envoy Steve Steve Steve for Mike Hukabi’s US Ambassador and Peace Mission would visit Gaza to discuss the distribution of support.
Some Green colleagues in the Congress disagreed with their statement earlier this week.
“I [honestly] Do not care what the crazy pants think. And why is that news and his thoughts right now? “Sen John Fetterman (D-Pa) said that when Green’s comment was asked.
“This is not a genocide, you know, it’s not just the case. And he deserves his opinion, but I really deserves to care about what his views are,” he said later.
Despite criticism, Green doubled on its stance on Thursday.
Green wrote, “None of it is antisementary and I deny the labeled with millions of Americans.”
“These are the results of the final policies of the US, nonstop foreign intervention and decades of American people, which clearly see the truth and suffering,” he said.
Laura Kelly contributed.
