Senator John Fetterman (D-PA) continued to risk the wrath of the far left within his own party‚ taking to X to call out anti-Israel protesters who had targeted a Jewish-owned restaurant in his home state. Fetterman was responding to a video from Philadelphia in which protesters surrounded a falafel restaurant and accused Israel of committing genocide in Gaza. “Protestors in Philadelphia stand outside of a Jewish &; Israeli owned falafel restaurant‚” Jordan Van Glish posted. “‘Goldie‚ Goldie you can’t hide‚ we charge you with genocide.'” Protestors in Philadelphia stand outside of a Jewish &; Israeli owned falafel restaurant “Goldie‚ Goldie you can’t hide‚ we charge you with genocide” pic.twitter.com/yF7hQwev66 — Jordan Van Glish (@thatJVG) December 3‚ 2023 “They could be protesting Hamas‚” Fetterman said in response. “They could be protesting Hamas’ systematic rape of Israeli women and girls or demanding the remaining hostages be immediately released. Instead‚ they targeted a Jewish restaurant. It’s pathetic and rank antisemitism.” They could be protesting Hamas. They could be protesting Hamas' systematic rape of Israeli women and girls or demanding the remaining hostages be immediately released. Instead‚ they targeted a Jewish restaurant. It's pathetic and rank antisemitism. https://t.co/zDZQwy84g5 — Senator John Fetterman (@SenFettermanPA) December 4‚ 2023 Fetterman has been vocal in his support of Israel since the October 7th massacre‚ when Hamas terrorists breached the border and slaughtered more than 1‚200 Israelis — men‚ women‚ and children‚ most of whom were civilians — and took more than 200 hostages with them back to Gaza. The Pennsylvania Senator has also repeatedly called for the release of all hostages — some of whom were released as part of a temporary ceasefire that came to an end late last week — and covered the walls of his offices with their missing posters. “In my front office I have displayed the posters of the innocent Israelis kidnapped by Hamas.   They will stay up until every single person is safely returned home‚” he said at the time. In my front office I have displayed the posters of the innocent Israelis kidnapped by Hamas. They will stay up until every single person is safely returned home. pic.twitter.com/qxCmvC97uY — Senator John Fetterman (@SenFettermanPA) November 7‚ 2023 Fetterman has faced resistance from within his own party‚ such as Rep. Pramila Jayapal (D-WA)‚ who warned that Democrats could lose support from the hard left if they continue to support Israel. Jayapal also called for “balance” in condemning Hamas’ use of sexual violence and rape to terrorize Israeli women‚ suggesting during a recent CNN interview that Israel’s targeted response to Hamas amounted to a violation of international law. “I think we have to be balanced about bringing in the outrages against Palestinians. Fifteen thousand Palestinians have been killed in Israeli air strikes‚ three-quarters of whom are women and children …” she said. “And it’s horrible‚” anchor Dana Bash agreed‚ stopping Jayapal cold: “But you don’t see Israeli soldiers raping Palestinian women.”

A man was arrested late last week for planning a “mass casualty event” at Tesla’s headquarters in Texas during an event to celebrate the much anticipated release of the electric car company’s new Cybertruck‚ according to law enforcement officials. A SWAT team tracked down and arrested 28-year-old Paul Ryan Overeem at a McDonald’s parking lot and arrested him after he allegedly threatened to attack the event in messages he wrote on social media. Tesla was notified on November 10 about the messages and they subsequently contacted local law enforcement officials who then began investigating‚ according to the Austin American-Statesman. Overeem allegedly wrote the following messages on Instagram: “I sure am crazy though” “But yeah so at the Tesla event I’m planning an attach [sic] so up to you guys to stop me” “I plan on killing people at that even ok November 30th and I would like you to do something about it so I don’t have to” “I wanna die. My thoughts haven’t been free for over a year. All the electronics around me” “I need to be stopped” “If I’m saying I’m gonna kill people then you should take this seriously” When SWAT officers arrested him‚ he allegedly said that he had weapons in his car and that he was going to commit suicide before he could be arrested. “I was going to shoot up Elon Musk and the plant‚” he said. The suspect was charged in Travis County on suspicion of making a terrorist threat‚ a third-degree felony. He is being held in jail after not posting the $300‚000 bond.

Federal agents interviewed a priest and a choir director as part of an investigation into so-called Radical-Traditional Catholics as potential domestic terrorists‚ according to a new report from the House Weaponization Committee. The House Judiciary Committee and the Select Subcommittee on the Weaponization of the Federal Government launched an investigation into the FBI earlier this year after former agent-turned-whistleblower Kyle Seraphin leaked an internal memo from the bureau’s Richmond Field Office. The memo painted certain “radical-traditionalist Catholics” as violent extremists and proposed opportunities for the FBI to infiltrate Catholic churches as a form of “threat mitigation.” “The FBI’s Richmond memorandum is a startling reminder that Americans’ civil liberties and core Constitutional rights must be vigorously guarded against government overreach‚ including in this case from an overzealous law enforcement agency‚” the committee wrote in the report. Whistleblower disclosures in the report said FBI authorities interviewed a priest and choir director of The Society of Saint Pius (SSPX) — an international priestly society promoting traditional practices affiliated with a Catholic church in Richmond‚ Virginia‚ between November and December 2022. The whistleblower disclosures revealed that the FBI interview was used to “inform on the parishioner under investigation” and that the memo would still operate in the agency’s systems‚ which lawmakers said violates the religious liberties of millions of Catholic Americans. Although federal agents refused to disclose the contents of the interviews‚ the committee noted the whistleblower’s allegations showed the FBI directly communicated with Catholic clergy and staff about parishioners practicing their faith around the same time the analysts started drafting the memorandum. The committee also claimed in the report that the FBI relied on at least one undercover agent to develop its assessment and proposed developing sources among the Catholic clergy and church leadership. The basis of the memo then relied on a single investigation into the Richmond Field Office’s area of responsibility which included a subject who ‘self-described’ as a ‘radical-traditionalist Catholic.'” Lawmakers found that when FBI employees were preparing‚ editing‚ or reviewing the memorandum‚ they could not define the meaning of an Radical-Traditional Catholic‚ which the two co-authors sourced the idea from left-wing publications including the Southern Poverty Law Center‚ Salon‚ and The Atlantic. FBI Richmond’s Special Agent in Charge Stanley Meador told the committee that the analysts who co-authored the Richmond memorandum had been employed with the FBI for approximately 20 years. The FBI “abused its counterterrorism tools to target Catholic Americans as potential domestic terrorists‚” according to the committee’s report. Almost immediately after the document leaked‚ FBI authorities spiraled into damage control and purged the ant-Catholic memo from its system‚ saying the bureau would “never conduct investigative activities or open an investigation based solely on First Amendment protected activity.” “While our standard practice is to not comment on specific intelligence products‚ this particular field office product — disseminated only within the FBI — regarding racially or ethnically motivated violent extremism does not meet the exacting standards of the FBI‚” a spokesperson told The Daily Wire. “Upon learning of the document‚ FBI Headquarters quickly began taking action to remove the document from FBI systems and conduct a review of the basis for the document.” But the committee said while the federal agency claims it does not categorize investigations as domestic terrorism based on religious beliefs‚ including Catholicism‚ the FBI-wide memorandum “did just that” and found that there “was no legitimate basis for the memorandum to insert federal law enforcement into Catholic houses of worship.”

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