President Joe Biden has been cruising through the primaries with no real opposition so far. Rep. Rashida Tlaib might have changed that.

Tlaib, a Muslim, immediately played the Islamophobia card and claimed banning Hamas terrorists is a "hateful Trump-era" policy.

The activist left behind an Israeli flag and flyers showing children held hostage by Hamas. They didn't last long.

Members of the far-left group of Democrats known as "the squad" could be facing opposition next year as a pro-Israel group makes its stand.

The "squad" has caused mass controversy since the Oct. 7 attacks with their actions and remarks - but that was hardly the beginning.

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"'Let's give all that money away from Israel, give it to Hamas.' That's what they would say. That's what they want."

Lois Frankel has been a strong backer of Israel during her political career, pitting her against many of her progressive colleagues.

"Rabbis for Ceasefire" gathered near the U.S. Capitol in Washington to pray and call for a halt to the Israel-Hamas conflict.

Jamaal Bowman scolded House Republicans, but the race-mongering New York congressman has no moral ground on which to stand.