Rep. Adam Smith's Home Vandalized Amid Israel-Hamas Conflict. Smith Condemns Act

Smith Condemns Act as Example of Political Extremism, Calls for Peaceful Dialogue

Democratic Rep. Adam Smith's home in Bellevue, Washington was vandalized by activists advocating for a ceasefire in the Israel-Hamas conflict.
Smith condemned the act as an example of political extremism and intimidation, calling it 'very troubling' and 'very problematic'.
No arrests have been made and authorities do not have any leads on who was responsible for the vandalism.
Smith has previously expressed support for Israel's fight against Hamas and has called for humanitarian pauses in the fighting.
The incident is part of a recent trend of threats and acts of vandalism against elected officials related to the Israel-Hamas conflict.