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The former employee had been fired by Disney for misconduct months before he hacked into the menu-creation software.
“‘60 Minutes’ forgot that Hamas started the war,” wrote Sen. Tom Cotton. “Hamas still holds American hostages, and any damage in Gaza is the sole fault of Hamas.”
“The provision of pediatric medical care remains uncertain following Dr. Abu Safiya’s detention,” the academy president wrote.
“Instead of raising money for a legal defense fund, maybe they should just stop supporting bad guys?” wrote Mark Goldfeder, director of the National Jewish Advocacy Center.
Some of the prohibited items on an extensive list released by the U.S. Capitol Police have been fixtures at anti-Israel protests.
“The scenes on the ground are absolutely apocalyptic,” Councilwoman Traci Park said. “It is a miracle that anything is still standing.”
The ICC’s actions “distort the truth and undermine justice,” the ADL wrote, adding it “must be held accountable for prioritizing bias over facts.”
The Michigan Democrat wore the garment to show her appreciation for Carter’s “courageous stance in speaking out against apartheid.”
The Texas Republican has spoken out before on the issue of disrupted travel to the Jewish state since Oct. 7, 2023.
The Michigan congressman said the U.S. Education Department is “abandoning its obligation to protect Jewish students, faculty and staff.”
The U.S. president says that a deal could be reached before Jan. 20.
“It’s a dadgum sham court is what it is,” said Rep. Tim Burchett. “These decisions by the ICC are reckless and they not only put Israel at risk, they put Americans at risk as well.”
