Rep. Ro Khanna and Other Democrats to Boycott Netanyahu's Congressional Address
Khanna and Sanders criticize Netanyahu's handling of the Gaza conflict, calling his speech a 'one-way lecture.'
- Rep. Ro Khanna announced he will not attend Israeli PM Netanyahu's address to Congress, citing concerns over a 'one-way lecture.'
- Sen. Bernie Sanders and other progressive Democrats also plan to boycott the speech, criticizing Netanyahu's actions in Gaza.
- Netanyahu's visit comes amid controversy over his handling of the Israel-Hamas war and the humanitarian crisis in Gaza.
- House Speaker Mike Johnson invited Netanyahu to speak, sparking division among Democrats and unified support from Republicans.
- Khanna emphasized the need for decorum but insisted on not participating in what he views as a non-constructive address.