House Democrats Plan Boycott of Netanyahu's Congressional Address
Progressive lawmakers protest Israeli Prime Minister's handling of Gaza conflict, deepening party divisions.
- Several House Democrats announced they will skip Netanyahu's speech, citing his military actions in Gaza.
- Republicans criticize the boycott, accusing Democrats of abandoning a key ally in the Middle East.
- The boycott follows Netanyahu's contentious history with U.S. Democrats, including a previous speech in 2015.
- House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries stated that attendance is a personal decision for each member.
- Netanyahu's visit highlights ongoing tensions within the Democratic Party over U.S.-Israel relations.