Pro-Israel activist Yoseph Haddad went to Rep. Rashida Tlaib's (D-MI) office and covered up her Palestinian flag with an Israeli flag in defiance of her opposition to the Jewish state.
Haddad also placed posters of some of the Israeli hostages held by Hamas terrorists on the wall next to her office and implored her to call for the release of those hostages in a video posted on Tuesday.
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This is what happened when I got to hang the posters of the hostages on the door of Rashida Tlaib's office... pic.twitter.com/NFHIkPvmAM
— יוסף חדאד - Yoseph Haddad (@YosephHaddad) December 12, 2023
"If you want to free the Palestinians, free the Palestinians from the terrorist organization Hamas," Haddad said. "Oh, and by the way, Rashida Tlaib, you should be also ashamed, and still today, you haven't deleted your tweet about the hospital. And still today, people think that Israel bombed the hospital and killed 500 Palestinians when the truth, that you know, was it was the Islamic Jihad. Shame on you, Rashida Tlaib."
Haddad said that when he returned five minutes after putting up the posters and the flag, both were removed.
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Tlaib has come under intense bipartisan criticism for some of her comments regarding the war between Hamas terrorists and Israel. She has accused the Jewish state of "ethnic cleansing" and said that President Joe Biden was cheering it on, among other statements on the conflict.
The Michigan Democrat was also censured by the House of Representatives for her comments on the conflict, specifically for "promoting false narratives" about the Oct. 7 terrorist attack on Israel and calling for the "destruction of the state of Israel."