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Jon Stewart Presses John Fetterman on His Israel Ultimatum: ‘Weird Line to Draw’

“When people turn their backs to the Jewish community, things end really badly,” the senator from Pennsylvania counters The post Jon Stewart Presses John Fetterman on His Israel Ultimatum: ‘Weird Line to Draw’ appeared first on TheWrap .

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On a recent episode of "The Weekly Show" hosted by Jon Stewart, the comedian pressed Sen. John Fetterman (D-Penn.) on his controversial statement that he would leave the Democratic Party if it adopted an "anti-Israel" stance. Stewart described it as "weird line to draw." Fetterman firmly stated that he could not turn his back on Israel after the events that have unfolded.

When Stewart tried to clarify who he was referring to, Fetterman suggested that Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) members should form their own party. Stewart defended DSA as an organization and argued that even figures like New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani could disagree with certain platform points while remaining a member of the DSA.

Fetterman emphasized that turning one's back on the Jewish community has historically led to disastrous outcomes, even though the Jewish community and Israel are not the same thing.

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