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Fetterman diverges from Kamala Harris on Israel’s Rafah invasion plan

Senator Fetterman’s Strong Stance on Israel’s Actions

Senator John Fetterman (D-PA) has made headlines by openly disagreeing with Vice⁤ President ⁣Kamala Harris over⁤ the potential consequences for Israel in the event of an invasion of ‍Rafah. Fetterman’s ⁣unwavering support for⁣ Israel, particularly following the‌ brutal Oct. 7 attack by Hamas, has sparked intense debate.

“Israel has the right to prosecute⁤ Hamas to surrender or to ⁢be eliminated. Hamas owns every innocent death for their cowardice hiding behind Palestinian lives.”

This firm‌ position ⁤has drawn ⁢criticism from progressive Democrats, with‌ some accusing him of supporting genocide. Despite this, Fetterman has ⁤found support ⁤from unexpected​ quarters, including Senator Katie Britt (R-AL), who commended his efforts ⁣to bring all ⁢hostages home‍ and prevent future ⁢tragedies ⁢like Oct. ​7.

A Shift in ⁢Support

Interestingly, Fetterman’s alignment with Israel contrasts sharply with Senator Bernie Sanders (I-VT), who is advocating ⁤for a ⁤ceasefire ⁤in Gaza. This divergence in ⁣their positions marks a significant shift in‍ their previously aligned stances on various⁣ issues.

In a symbolic gesture, Fetterman has vowed to‌ keep pictures of ⁤hostages in his⁤ Washington, D.C. office until⁤ they are safely returned. With over‌ 100 ‌hostages still believed to be held by Hamas, Fetterman’s commitment​ to their plight remains steadfast.

As the ‌debate ⁤surrounding Israel’s actions continues to unfold, Fetterman’s vocal support for⁣ the ⁤country’s military efforts underscores the complexities of the situation and‌ the diverging opinions within the‍ political ⁢landscape.

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