Censuring Representative Rashida Tlaib for promoting and cheering on terrorism and antisemitism at the People's Conference for Palestine.

This resolution seeks to censure Representative Rashida Tlaib, alleging that she promoted and cheered on terrorism and antisemitism during her participation in the People's Conference for Palestine. The resolution details several instances from the conference, including calls to undermine the United States military's supply chain , characterize the October 7th Hamas attacks as a "natural reaction," and advocate for the assassination of politicians. It highlights that speakers at the conference allegedly called for attacks on U.S. military logistics and praised figures associated with terrorist organizations. Furthermore, the resolution notes that the conference provided a platform for individuals who allegedly called the United States "evil" and urged attendees to "destroy the idea of America." It also cites instances where a terrorist responsible for killing civilians was labeled a "hero" and a speaker praised individuals convicted of financing Hamas. The resolution specifically points to Representative Tlaib's alleged actions, such as attacking fellow politicians as "sellouts," calling for unrest, and promoting the phrase "from the river to the sea," which it describes as a genocidal call to destroy Israel . The proposed censure is based on the assertion that her conduct is entirely unbecoming of a Member of the House of Representatives.