Protesting Netanyahu During White House Visit Amid Gaza Genocide

On Monday evening , July 7, 2025, a powerful protest took place outside the White House in Washington, D.C., as Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu met with former U.S. President Donald Trump during his visit to the United States.

This visit marked Netanyahu’s third official trip to the U.S. since Trump’s re-election. It occurred nearly 21 months after the ongoing Genocide in Gaza, which has drawn widespread international criticism and accusations of genocide by human rights organizations.

During the protest, anti-Zionist Jews joined activists from various backgrounds to voice their condemnation of Zionism and Netanyahu’s policies. Among the speakers was Rabbi Dovid Feldman, who delivered a powerful address directly criticizing the Israeli Prime Minister.

Rabbi Feldman slammed Netanyahu for  the “misuse of Judaism” to justify Israel’s actions. He stated clearly:
“The crimes of Israel are unacceptable. The War Criminal Netanyahu is misusing our religion. Netanyahu claims to act in the name of the Jewish people — but this is wrong.”

He further explained that this misuse of religious identity is being strategically used to label anyone advocating for justice as “anti-Semitic,” thereby silencing legitimate criticism of Israeli government policies.

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