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The Republican of Florida took care of an important online reaction last week for his response to a publication about X of the Rashida Tlaib (D-Mich) representative in which he described the aid block in Israel to Gaza a “war crime”, since it causes a massive inanejo in the Palestinian territory of the war.

“The only way to end this genocide is with an embargo on weapons,” Tlaib wrote on Thursday. “It’s time for my colleagues to end their silence.”

Fine responded the next day with a series of inflammatory positions that falsely called Tlaib, a Palestinian American who was born and grew up in Michigan, a terrorist. Their publications also included hashtags that supported familiar people in Gaza, despite being a violation of international humanitarian law to use hunger as a weapon.

“Tell your companions Muslim terrorists who release the hostages and surrender,” Fine wrote, referring to the remaining Israelis that Hamas are captive. “Until then, #Starveway.”

The following publication said: “Hello Muslim terrorists, they cry harder.

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Despite the publications that received negative reactions overwhelmingly, Fine did not retract his comments. When News themezone asked the legislator on Tuesday to clarify his accusation against Tlaib, he replied: “I mean, look what she believes. I think if you support Muslim terror, you are a terrorist.”

When Arthur Delaney de News themezone asked what he meant, he laughed before asking: “Do you need a list?”

“I think you only look in general, you know?” He continued. “So yes, I don’t get words, as everyone will learn. I think you should call good and evil evil.”

Fine has made a variety of offensive comments on social networks, mainly before he won by little a special choice last month to represent the 6th district of Florida in Congress.

On April 4, 2019, Publish on FacebookWell accused A progressive panel about Israel and Palestine of being anti -Semitic. When an organizer of a Jewish panel withdrew Fine’s claims and pointed out that the majority of the panel was Jewish, the legislator dismissed them as “Judenrat”, a term of the era of the First World War I used to describe a Jewish advice installed Nazi.

May 15, 2021, good Called to the Palestinians “animals” In social networks And he responded affirmatively to a commentator who asked if he was fine to bombard a building with US reporters on him. The following month, he supposedly told a Muslim Floridian in Messenger blow And tweeted, “Thank you for the photo!” in response to a Photo of a Palestinian baby As reported, murdered by an Israeli air attack.

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On December 2, 2023, well tweeted that Israel should prevent help trucks from entering Gaza, saying that Palestinians should “eat rockets” in their place and include the hashtag #bombsaway.

On September 6, 2024, The legislator responded to Israel’s murder to the American peace activist Aysenur Eygi in the West Bank with: “Lanza Rocas, receives a shot. A less #muslimterrorist.

On November 26 of last year, Fine seemed to threaten Tlaib and representative Ilhan Omar (D-minn.)-The first two Muslim women chosen for the house- call himself the “Hebrew hammer” and tell the legislators to “consider leaving before getting there.” January 2, Tweeted that I was in Jerusalem “talking about the need to resolve the #Muslimproblem of the United States.”

At a state Senate hearing on March 29, Florida, a few days before his election to Congress, Fine told an assistant with a keffiyeh To “enjoy your terrorist cloth.” The legislator threatened to “clear the room” after some opposed his comment, and added: “I am the president, I can say what he wants.”

“The long and documented story of Randy Fine to promote intolerance and political violence is a danger to his colleagues, for American Muslims and Palestinians, and for the fundamental principles of our democracy,” said the director of the Department of Government Affairs of Cair, Robert McCaw, in a statement. “Congress must take a position against hatred before our national discourse ages or encourage the violence of the real world and acts of terrorism.”

It was not clear if Tlaib’s democrats have spoken in their defense or condemned Fine’s comments from Friday’s publications. A spokesman for representative Pete Aguilar (California), who presides over the democratic Caucus of the Chamber, did not respond to News themezone’s request on Wednesday.

Arthur Delaney contributed reports.