Nancy Pelosi To Skip Netanyahu's Congressional Address

Nancy Pelosi interacting with the audience.

Former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has decided to skip Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's address to Congress on Wednesday. Pelosi's spokesperson, Ian Krager, confirmed that she will not be attending the Joint Meeting of Congress.

Instead of attending the address, Pelosi will be participating in a Members meeting with Israeli citizens who have been affected by the October 7th Hamas terror attack and kidnappings.

Netanyahu's address to Congress has been a topic of controversy, with some lawmakers choosing not to attend in protest. Pelosi's decision to skip the event aligns with her focus on meeting with individuals impacted by recent events in Israel.

She prioritizes engaging with those impacted by recent events in Israel.

Pelosi skips Netanyahu's Congress address in favor of meeting with Israeli citizens.

Netanyahu's address to Congress sparks controversy and protest.

This move by Pelosi highlights the importance of engaging directly with those affected by conflicts and crises, showcasing a commitment to understanding the realities on the ground.

While Pelosi's absence from Netanyahu's address may draw attention, her decision to prioritize meeting with Israeli citizens affected by recent events underscores her dedication to engaging with communities impacted by global events.