Senator John Fetterman (D-PA) stated that support for Israel is a red line for him, and that he would leave the Democratic Party if it crosses that line, according to a report by Abu Ali Express.
Senator John Fetterman (D-PA) said that his support for Israel is a non-negotiable red line, and that crossing it would prompt him to leave the Democratic Party. The statement, reported by Abu Ali Express, underscores Fetterman's position as one of the most vocal pro-Israel voices in a party where anti-Israel sentiment has grown.
As The Zioneer has previously reported, Fetterman has warned he would leave the party if it formally adopts an anti-Israel platform (July 16), criticized rising anti-Israel attitudes within the party (June 24), and told Prime Minister Netanyahu that he is proud to stand with Israel even as many in his party move in the opposite direction (July 30).
- DevelopingSen. Fetterman says he would leave Democratic Party if it becomes officially anti-Israel
- DevelopingSen. Fetterman decries rising anti-Israel sentiment within Democratic Party
- DevelopingSen. Fetterman warns radical Democrats over anti-Israel rhetoric, antisemitism
- StrongFetterman tells Netanyahu he is proud to stand with Israel, even as his party turns away
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