In shorts and a sharp message: Senator attacks his party over its stance on Israel

Democratic Senator John Fetterman met with Prime Minister Netanyahu, sharply criticized his Democratic Party for its stance on Israel, and expressed full support for the war in Gaza and against Hezbollah.

Democratic Senator John Fetterman met with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu last night and voiced sharp criticism of his party's stance on Israel. Fetterman, who arrived in casual attire, condemned the way certain factions in the US relate to the war. Netanyahu opened with lavish praise for Fetterman, calling him an exceptional patriot. Fetterman said it is a pride to stand alongside Israel, and added that it is disappointing to see how the Democratic Party continues to behave. He attacked the mayor of New York, calling him "worthless," and said he was the only Democrat proud to push back against that "garbage." Fetterman expressed full support for the military campaign against Hamas, Hezbollah, and Iran, defining it as a just and necessary war. He concluded that he is proud to remain the conscience of the Democratic Party, without regrets.