Fetterman breaks from Kamala Harris on Israel’s plan to invade Rafah

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Sen. John Fetterman (D-PA) disagreed with Vice President Kamala Harris for not ruling out that there could be “consequences” for Israel if the country invades Rafah.

Fetterman has staunchly taken Israel’s side ever since Hamas’s brutal Oct. 7 attack. Amid cries for a ceasefire to ensure aid and safety for Palestinians under heavy Israeli fire, the Pennsylvania Democrat has maintained his support for Israel while denouncing Hamas.

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