Democratic US Congressman Jamaal Bowman is calling for the arrest of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu instead of honoring him in Congress. Bowman expressed disgust at the warm reception given to Netanyahu, stating that the reality in the halls of power is very different from the US portrayal of being leaders in peace and human rights.

His views align with Democratic Representative Rashida Tlaib, who had also called for Netanyahu’s arrest as a war criminal, advocating for his trial at the International Criminal Court. Both politicians are challenging the U.S. government’s stance on diplomacy and collaboration on a global scale.

This outspoken criticism sheds light on the complexities of international politics and the intersection of human rights with state relations. As leaders in their respective communities, Bowman and Tlaib are working towards a more just and transparent approach to foreign policy.

@E.Y.M