Marjorie Taylor Greene to Introduce Censure Resolution Against Rashida Tlaib for Alleged Antisemitic Activity

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene accuses Rep. Rashida Tlaib of sympathizing with terrorist groups and participating in an "insurrection" at Capitol; allegations stem from Tlaib's controversial remarks about Israel and her role at a pro-Palestinian protest.

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) is introducing a resolution to censure Rep. Rashida Tlaib (D-MI) citing alleged 'antisemitic activity' and sympathies with terrorist organizations.
The proposed censure is specifically reacting to Tlaib's remarks about Israel and her participation in the pro-Palestinian protest at U.S. Capitol, which Greene refers to as an 'insurrection'.
Greene has criticized the Democratic Party for failing to hold Tlaib accountable, stating that Tlaib's reportedly antisemitic statements and actions are not new.
Among the examples cited by Greene are Tlaib's controversial 2019 comments claiming the Holocaust gave her a 'calming feeling', and her recent claim that Israel operates as an 'apartheid government'.
Greene has called for an investigation into last week's protest on Capitol Hill and is confident that she has the full backing of the Republican Party in this resolution.