No Safe Haven for War Criminal Netanyahu in the Whitehouse —Rescind Invitation!

Inviting Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to the White House is an endorsement of genocide. The International Criminal Court (ICC) has issued an arrest warrant for Netanyahu over war crimes and crimes against humanity in Gaza. Instead of offering him a platform, your administration should be supporting his arrest and prosecution. This genocide could not have happened without direct U.S. involvement. The bombs that leveled Gaza’s hospitals, schools, and refugee camps were funded by billions in U.S. military aid. The very weapons that turned Gaza into a mass grave were supplied by the United States. The targeting of civilians, the destruction of Gaza’s healthcare system, and the deliberate creation of mass suffering were carried out with full knowledge and support of the U.S. government. Yes, the bombs may have stopped, but the genocide continues. Gaza’s healthcare system is in ruins, leaving thousands to die not from airstrikes but from the inability to access life-saving treatment. Only half of Gaza’s hospitals are even partially operational, and the territory now holds the tragic distinction of having the highest number of child amputees in the world. The U.S. did not just enable this; it funded it. You have openly called for the mass expulsion of Gaza’s entire population to Egypt and Jordan. This is nothing less than a call for ethnic cleansing—forcing an entire people from their homeland in blatant violation of international law. Will you stand by such an atrocity, or will you uphold justice and humanity? The moral choice is clear: oppose genocide, oppose ethnic cleansing, and stand for the rights and dignity of the Palestinian people. Hosting Netanyahu under these circumstances makes the U.S. an accomplice, not just in the past destruction but in the ongoing annihilation of Palestinian life. Rescind Netanyahu’s invitation unless it is to facilitate his transfer to the ICC. End military aid to Israel. Stop fueling genocide. Anything less is complicity. The world is watching, and history will remember those who chose to stand with war criminals over justice.