Schumer Agrees to Invite Netanyahu to Congress Amid Political Tensions and War Criticism

Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer joins bipartisan effort to invite Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, despite recent criticisms and a backdrop of war in Gaza.

Schumer's decision follows his previous call for Netanyahu's ouster, highlighting a complex U.S.-Israel relationship.
Netanyahu's potential Congress address sparks mixed reactions, with significant opposition from progressive factions.
Recent Israeli actions in Gaza under Netanyahu's leadership have intensified scrutiny and protests in the U.S.
The invitation aligns with bipartisan efforts but faces criticism for potentially endorsing controversial policies.
Schumer's move reflects ongoing U.S. political dynamics around foreign policy and electoral pressures.