Anti-Semitic Socialist Rep Tlaib Dines with Hezbollah Advocate

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Update at the end

After her swearing-in, freshman congresswoman Rashida Tlaib hosted a private dinner with her friends and family. It included Abbas Hamideh, an anti-Semite and Hezbollah supporter. Hezbollah is a powerful, Iran-backed terror organization which exists solely to destroy Israel.

Tlaib, a radical member of the new socialist bloc in Congress, is the first Palestinian elected to Congress and she hates Israel.

Hamideh founded Al-Awda, the Palestine Right to Return Coalition, which opposes Israel’s right to exist. Hamideh is a vocal supporter of Hezbollah and its leader Hassan Nasrallah. Dishonestly, he claims Jews have no history in Israel and should “go back to Brooklyn.”

Why does Tlaib back an advocate of terror and how much influence will he exert over Tlaib?

Tlaib has a lot of very bad friends and you can read about that at the Clarion Project. One of her friends is CAIR, a Hamas-tied anti-American group.

More than 200,000 Americans launched a petition to impeach her after her recent “motherf***er” rant against the President, but no one will do it. She could threaten to kill the President, and it wouldn’t matter.

THIS IS HER ANTI-SEMITIC FRIEND’S GROUP

Readers can find out more on this link. In the clips, the terror lovers chant that Israel is an occupier, a terrorist state, and they must be destroyed.

Read more about Palestine here.


UPDATE

Senator Rubio issued a statement to The Daily Caller in which he said he found it “deeply alarming.”

“Senator Rubio believes it is deeply alarming to see a Member of Congress associate closely with an individual who publicly praises Hassan Nasrallah, leader of the Iran-backed Hizballah terrorist group that killed 241 Americans in the 1983 Beirut bombing attack,” a spokeswoman for the Florida congressman told The Daily Caller.

We have one question. Why is he the only one commenting?


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