Pro Hamas nut jobs demonstrate outside of Ted Cruz home

 Jeff Charles:

The pro-Hamas lobby in America continues to show how unserious it is with its antics. Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) recently wrote a post on X featuring footage of anti-Israel activists protesting outside of his home.

Apparently, these individuals have been staging these demonstrations every week for six months, according to the senator.

For the past 6 months, anti-Israel protestors have come to my home just about every Sat morning at 7 am and most Fri nights until 10 or 11 pm.

They scream, disturb the peace & wake the neighbors.

No matter how much these antisemites cheer Hamas, I will stand with Israel.
🇺🇸🇮🇱🇺🇸 pic.twitter.com/HR7amvVKmJ

— Ted Cruz (@tedcruz) June 15, 2024

The protesters stand outside of Cruz’s home holding signs and shouting vapid slogans about how Israel should stop defending itself against the terrorist group. Curiously, these displays have not motivated the senator to stop supporting the Jewish State.

Protesters have gathered to shout slogans outside Cruz’s home since February as outcry surrounding Hamas’ Oct. 7 attack on Israel mounted. The demonstrations came in response to Cruz’s staunch support of Israel during the war and as the Texas senator railed against “cultural Marxism” promoted in the classrooms of the nation’s elite universities.

“It doesn’t matter how long this anti-Israel, pro-terrorist harassment continues. Sen. Ted Cruz will continue to fight antisemitism and stand for Texas values. He’s proud to stand with Israel as the country fights to utterly eradicate Hamas for as long as it takes,” a Cruz spokesperson told Fox News Digital.

Photos and video show about a dozen protesters outside Cruz’s home Friday chanting and clapping while holding signs such as “Cease Fire Now," “No rest for the wicked, Ted” and “Israel bombs playgrounds.” The protesters were also seen ringing bells as they chanted and wore masks.  

Earlier this month, pro-Hamas agitators surrounded the White House after the news broke about the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) rescuing four hostages who had been kidnapped by the terrorist group. They did the same routine, shouting slogans and holding signs.

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People that are pro-Hamas are on the side of those who committed the largest mass murder of Jews since Nazi Germany.  The pro-Hamas crowd is a disgrace to humanity. 

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