Even AIPAC shuns Congressman Randy Fine Over despicable Calling For the Starvation of Palestinians in Gaza

 

AIPAC Exiles Congressman Randy Fine Over Calling For the Starvation of Palestinians in Gaza

The American public's consciousness that Israel has a stranglehold on its politicians, effectively determining not just policymaking but elections and political appointments, is approaching the Rubicon. With that pervasive influence impossible to ignore, dissatisfaction with Israel's practical control over the American political system has become increasingly vocal.

From bombing Iranian nuclear sites at the behest of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to prolonged support for the war in Gaza to the botched handling of the Epstein Files amid speculation about the disgraced pedophile's connection to the Mossad, the fingerprints of Israel have been imprinted all over the second Trump administration. This apparent subservience is a direct contradiction to the America First platform Trump ran upon, leading to disenfranchisement from even his most devoted supporters.

As it becomes increasingly at odds with the American public, the Israel lobby finds itself at a crossroads where it must balance maintaining its hegemony with distancing itself from issues provoking the mounting public perception that threatens it. This calculus has led to the American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC), the foremost pro-Israel lobbying group in the US, to sever its ties with a man who is perhaps Congress' most overt Zionist – Representative Randy Fine. Since being elected to Congress in 2025, Fine has used his position as a platform to perpetuate the US' seemingly unconditional support for Israel… Fine, who has repeatedly tweeted about his joy for the suffering of Palestinians, has become so transgressive with his Zionist zealotry that AIPAC has apparently dropped their support for the Florida congressman.

AIPAC decided to remove Fine's name from its list of candidates it has endorsed after his calls to starve the population in Gaza. – ZeroHedge

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Statement on the Attack Perpetrated in the Christian Town of Taybeh

We, the Patriarchs and Heads of Churches in Jerusalem, express our profound concern and unwavering condemnation following yet another violent assault that targeted the West Bank Christian town of Taybeh. Several vehicles were set ablaze, and hateful graffiti was sprayed – an unambiguous act of intimidation directed at a peaceful and faithful community rooted in the land of Christ.

This grievous incident is not an isolated occurrence. It forms part of an alarming pattern of settler violence against West Bank communities, including their homes, sacred spaces, and ways of life. Only days ago, settlers forcibly entered Taybeh, herding livestock into the heart of the town. Masked individuals – some armed, others on horseback – roamed the streets, spreading terror and threatening the sanctity of daily life. Fire reached the very walls of the ancient church, a living testament to the Christian faith’s enduring presence in the Holy Land. [...]

We are gravely troubled by the prevailing climate of impunity, which undermines the rule of law and jeopardizes peaceful coexistence in the land of the Resurrection. The lack of accountability not only threatens Christian communities but also weakens the moral and legal foundations that uphold peace and justice for all.

We demand the Israeli government to act with moral clarity and commitment:

• To hold accountable those responsible for these crimes without delay;

• To ensure effective and consistent protection for the people of Taybeh and all vulnerable communities;

• To uphold its obligations under international law and guarantee equality before the law

– Latin Patriarchate of Jerusalem

Our Take: Boy, are things developing fast.

MGT has come out and [accurately] called the Gaza campaign a "genocide," while Israel-darling Randy Fine has been excommunicated by AIPAC for continuously posting "starve them" on X. What's crazy about that latter story is that the American Jewish Committee came out on July 23 – a week ago – and publicly condemned Fine's comments, as he cheered for the starvation strategy. And he STILL continued to post it.

And Charlie Kirk still had the nerve on Monday to post that all of this was Hamas propaganda. Seems like he has sold his soul for 30 pieces of silver.

Meanwhile, the Patriarch and Heads of Churches in Jerusalem are openly accusing masked Jewish terrorists (Israeli settlers) of terrorizing Christian towns in the West Bank on horseback, while the Israeli police and Israeli government downplay and cover up the incidents. They are now calling on the Israeli government to rectify the situation and act with "moral clarity."

With all of that said: ACCELERATE. – GhostofBasedPatrickHenry

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Charlie Kirk is just like my visitor 'TS', wakakaka. As stated, Seems like he has sold his soul for 30 pieces of silver.😂😂😂