[Congressional Bills 119th Congress]
[From the U.S. Government Publishing Office]
[H. Res. 674 Introduced in House (IH)]

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119th CONGRESS
  1st Session
H. RES. 674

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


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                    IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

                           September 3, 2025

  Mr. Carter of Georgia submitted the following resolution; which was 
                  referred to the Committee on Ethics

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                               RESOLUTION


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

Whereas Representative Rashida Tlaib cheered on one of the most radical and 
        antisemitic conferences in America--the People's Conference for 
        Palestine;
Whereas, at the People's Conference for Palestine, Aisha Nizar, a leader with 
        the Palestinian Youth Movement, urged the audience to undermine and 
        sabotage the United States military and defense readiness by disrupting 
        the F-35 supply chain logistics;
Whereas Aisha Nizar stated, ``70% of the cost of the F-35 program actually comes 
        from the supply chain. . . It functions off of this just-in-time 
        logistics process. . . If one specific node of the F-35 supply chain is 
        intervened in, it has a huge impact. . . We need to be surgical. We need 
        to be strategic. And we need to be bold in our actions. Because there 
        are many different points of these supply chains of death that we can 
        intervene in--and we must intervene in'';
Whereas the People's Conference for Palestine laid out a militant strategy to 
        not only attack weapons manufacturers but also target logistics 
        companies to undermine the United States military supply chains;
Whereas openly calling for attacks on the United States military constitutes 
        terrorism and a radical ideology that must be condemned;
Whereas, at the People's Conference for Palestine, Hani Al-Masri characterized 
        the October 7th Hamas terrorist attacks not as terrorism, but as a 
        ``natural reaction'' and part of a long historical arc;
Whereas Hani Al-Masri stated, ``In this context, October 7 came to complete what 
        they had not accomplished in 1948 and 1967. . . it was a natural 
        reaction to protect the people and the cause'';
Whereas Hani Al-Masri further stated, ``October 7 reminded me of the Paris 
        Commune, the revolution that erupted and was the beginning of the 
        European revolution and the change of Europe and the world. It is true 
        that the Commune did not succeed, but it was the beginning of change in 
        the whole world'';
Whereas, at the People's Conference for Palestine, speaker Nidal Jboor called 
        for the assassination of politicians in the United States, Israel, and 
        Europe who oppose a Palestinian state;
Whereas Nidal Jboor stated, ``We know who they are--whether in Israel, Tel Aviv, 
        Washington, or Europe. They must be locked up, taken out, neutralized to 
        save children and humanity'';
Whereas Omar Assaf, a terrorist affiliated with the Democratic Front for the 
        Liberation of Palestine, was given a platform to speak at the People's 
        Conference for Palestine;
Whereas the Democratic Front for the Liberation of Palestine is designated as a 
        terrorist organization by some countries and has a decades-long record 
        of violence--including alleged participation in the October 7 attacks;
Whereas, at the People's Conference for Palestine, a panel purportedly focused 
        on health care highlighted Abu Nidal, who led the Abu Nidal Organization 
        (ANO), a splinter group from Fatah and one of the most violent 
        Palestinian terrorist outfits in history;
Whereas Thaer Ahmed stated, ``All of our names have really profound meanings and 
        a deep connection to Palestine. . . look up what Nidal means later'';
Whereas Abu Nidal ordered attacks in 20 countries, was responsible for over 300 
        deaths and 650 injuries, and orchestrated the 1985 Rome and Vienna 
        airport massacres, during which gunmen opened fire at El Al ticket 
        counters, killing 20 people;
Whereas, at the People's Conference for Palestine, Sachin Peddada--Research 
        Coordinator at the Progressive International and a Ph.D. student in 
        Economics at the University of Massachusetts Amherst--called the United 
        States ``evil'' and urged attendees to ``destroy the idea of America'';
Whereas Sachin Peddada stated, ``. . .the thing to do is to destroy the idea of 
        America in Americans' heads so that they can see the humanity of 
        everybody outside the warping of American exceptionalism and 
        imperialism'';
Whereas, at the People's Conference for Palestine, Omar Suleiman--founder of the 
        Yaqeen Institute, imam at Valley Ranch Islamic Center, and adjunct 
        professor at Southern Methodist University--praised the Holy Land 
        Foundation Five, men convicted in the U.S. of funneling millions of 
        dollars to Hamas under the cover of charity;
Whereas the Holy Land Foundation trial was the largest terrorism financing case 
        in United States history, with evidence showing that money was knowingly 
        routed to Hamas;
Whereas, at the People's Conference for Palestine, Houston-based PYM organizer 
        Mohammed Nabulsi called for targeting embassies;
Whereas Mohammed Nabulsi stated, ``It's empowering when we channel our campaigns 
        into tangible, strategic targets that have to respond to us. . . An 
        Egyptian gentleman in The Hague went up to the Egyptian embassy and 
        wrapped a little lock around the gates--and it exposed the complicity of 
        the Egyptian state. Did you see how the Egyptian state responded? Did 
        you see how it inspired everyone else to act?'';
Whereas, at the People's Conference for Palestine, Dalal Al-Mughrabi--a 
        terrorist who hijacked a bus and killed 38 civilians, 13 of them 
        children--was labeled a ``hero'';
Whereas Representative Rashida Tlaib attacked both Republicans and Democrats for 
        supporting America's ally, Israel, labeling them ``sellouts'' and 
        calling for unrest and violence in our streets;
Whereas Representative Rashida Tlaib stated, ``Change doesn't come from the 
        cowards and warmongers in Congress. It comes from the streets. It comes 
        from all of us mobilizing and seizing the power to resist and fight 
        back'';
Whereas Representative Rashida Tlaib is vilifying fellow politicians--blasting 
        supposed allies as ``sellouts,'' framing any support for Israel as soul-
        corrupting, and urging the crowd to stay militantly loyal to the most 
        uncompromising line;
Whereas Representative Rashida Tlaib has a history of promoting false, 
        antisemitic narratives regarding the October 7, 2023, Hamas attack on 
        Israel and has called for the destruction of the State of Israel;
Whereas, on November 3, 2023, Representative Rashida Tlaib published on social 
        media a video containing the phrase ``from the river to the sea'', which 
        is widely recognized as a genocidal call to violence to destroy the 
        State of Israel and its people;
Whereas supporters of terrorism have no place in the United States Congress;
Whereas Representative Rashida Tlaib has repeatedly displayed conduct entirely 
        unbecoming of a Member of the House of Representatives by calling for 
        the destruction of the State of Israel and by dangerously promoting 
        terrorism and extremism while Israeli and American hostages remain in 
        terrorist captivity: Now, therefore, be it
    Resolved, That Representative Rashida Tlaib be censured.
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