U.S.Congressman Ro Khanna (D-CA) revealed he was detained by armed Israeli settlers and military personnel during a visit to the West Bank, with Israeli forces allegedly siding with the settlers.

MAGA lawmaker Greg Murphy (R-NC) sparked backlash after criticizing Khanna’s actions, claiming he 'shouldn’t visit the West Bank because it ‘isn’t your country.

’ The controversy escalated as critics labeled Murphy’s remarks as 'borderline treason,' highlighting his alignment with Israeli settlers while opposing Khanna’s detention.Independent journalists and political analysts condemned Murphy’s stance, citing his prior financial ties to pro-Israel groups.The incident underscores growing political tensions over U.S.foreign policy and Israel’s actions in the West Bank.Murphy’s campaign has received over $100,000 in contributions from pro-Israel organizations, raising questions about his political motivations.

The backlash against Murphy’s comments was swift, with figures like Brian Tashman and James Li accusing him of hypocrisy, given his own past visits to Israel.The incident reflects broader debates about U.S.lawmakers’ roles in international conflicts and the ethical implications of supporting entities accused of human rights violations.