Fetterman criticizes anti-Israel protesters, condemns own party for handling of Iranian attack: ‘Outrageous’

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Sen. John Fetterman, D-Pa., has made headlines once again for his outspoken criticisms of activists calling for a cease-fire in Gaza and his sharp rebuke of fellow Democrats for their response to the attacks Iran has launched against Israel. In an interview with Fox Digital, Fetterman slammed protesters who disrupt travel and business, calling their actions “crazy” and “not noble.”

Fetterman emphasized the importance of protesting in an appropriate manner, stating, “It’s very American to protest and to do that in the appropriate way. I absolutely support that.” However, he expressed concern over demonstrations that disrupt the lives of others, such as blocking high-traffic bridges and roads, which can have serious consequences for individuals trying to go about their daily lives.

While Fetterman clarified that he supports the right to protest, he made it clear that he does not condone actions that impede the well-being of others. He highlighted the need to prioritize issues such as hostages still held in Gaza, emphasizing the importance of resolving the conflict and working towards a peaceful solution.

Fetterman’s unwavering support for Israel has set him apart from some members of his party, who have expressed reservations about Israel’s retaliatory actions against Iran. Despite growing division within the Democratic Party on the issue of Israel, Fetterman remains steadfast in his support for the country and its right to defend itself.

As tensions continue to escalate in the region, Fetterman’s outspoken stance on the conflict and his criticism of fellow Democrats who fail to condemn Iran’s actions have sparked debate within the party. His unwavering support for Israel and his calls for a peaceful resolution to the conflict have solidified his position as a vocal advocate for the country.

Julia Johnson, a politics writer for Fox News Digital and Fox Business, has been leading coverage of the U.S. Senate and providing in-depth analysis of the ongoing conflict in the Middle East. Follow Julia’s reporting on Twitter at @JuliaaJohnson_ and stay tuned for more updates on this developing story.

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