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Graham Condemns U.S. Antisemitism & Pro-Hamas Rhetoric

Graham Condemns U.S. Antisemitism & Pro-Hamas Rhetoric (Credit: foxnews.com)

Graham Condemns U.S. Antisemitism & Pro-Hamas Rhetoric (Credit: foxnews.com)

Graham’s Condemnation on Hannity

Senator Lindsey Graham, a Republican from South Carolina, voiced strong criticism of the rise in antisemitic incidents and pro-Hamas rhetoric in the United States, referencing a controversial Oakland city council meeting that has since gone viral.

Support from Senator Schumer

Graham acknowledged that some Democrats, including Senate Majority Leader Charles Schumer, have taken a stand against antisemitism. Schumer recently delivered a powerful speech on the Senate floor, highlighting the increasing fear and isolation felt by the Jewish community.

Democratic Party’s Shift in Support

The senator expressed concern over what he perceives as the Democratic Party’s growing support for Palestinians over Israelis, an unprecedented shift according to polling data. He described certain calls for restrictions on U.S. support for Israel as sick and absurd, and criticized proposals to tie Ukraine support to Israel aid.

Graham’s Firm Stance on Israel

Graham, who has a military background in the U.S. Air Force JAG, argued that the United States should back Israel’s response to Hamas without conditions. He urged the country to stand with Israel, reject Hamas, and respond to those opposing Israel’s defense measures with firmness.

Republican vs. Democratic Allegiances

The senator asserted that the Republican Party remains strongly aligned with Israel, in contrast to a Democratic Party he described as very confused. He also spoke against providing financial aid to other countries without addressing security at America’s borders.

Graham on Immigration and Border Security

Graham criticized ten Democratic senators who opposed threats to [the] asylum system in aid negotiations. He challenged Texas Governor Greg Abbott to send migrants to the home states of these senators to expose them to the consequences of a broken border.

About Charles Creitz

Reporter Charles Creitz has been with Fox News since 2013, covering a range of topics including media, politics, and culture.

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