Watch: Fetterman Plasters His Senate Office Walls With Hamas Hostage Posters

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    WASHINGTON – Sen. John Fetterman (D-PA) on Tuesday shared a video of his office being plastered with missing posters for each of the 200-plus hostages that were kidnapped by Hamas in Israel on Oct. 7. and said They will stay up until every single person is safely returned home.

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    Esther in LA
    Esther in LA
    6 months ago

    Who’d of thought this guy would be the one to step up? We have to say thank you and bless you.

    Yitzy
    Yitzy
    6 months ago

    Thank you Senator Fetterman!

    ah yid
    ah yid
    6 months ago

    We thought the people of Pennsylvania were a bunch of nitwits for electing Fetterman Well, Hashem has the last laugh. I don’t think Dr. Oz his opponent, who is a Muslim of Turkish descent would be supporting us now

    Everything is for the best.
    Everything is for the best.
    6 months ago

    Expect the unexpected
    Especially when GD is in charge

    A REAL YID
    A REAL YID
    6 months ago

    Thank you Senator John!

    Yochy
    Yochy
    6 months ago

    I would like to publicly thank Senator Fetterman for stepping up to the plate and doing what’s correct!!!

    Let’s see which has the GUTS to follow in his footsteps.

    Aguttenshabbos
    Aguttenshabbos
    6 months ago

    Hey, I’m beginning to like this guy. Let’s see if this good behavior continues.

    Jewish mother
    Jewish mother
    6 months ago

    Thank you!! and bless you!!

    Chaya
    Chaya
    6 months ago

    HAKARAS HATOV! If you would like to thank Senator Federman for his super-strong unwaivering support of Israel – you can call his office in Washington at (202) 224-4254. There is also an option to call him in his PA office – follow the prompts.

    bradley
    bradley
    6 months ago

    Interesting that it takes Senator with mental issues to be on the right side of history. Makes you wonder where all the others are holding…

    Ari
    Ari
    6 months ago

    Hmmmm…this is NOT an AP article.

    We all know why.