Rep. Nancy Mace (R-S.C.) shared her opinion on the ongoing conflict in Gaza between Israel and Hamas, describing it as “Biblical warfare.”
She mentioned on social media platform X that Israel doesn't just occupy the land, they possess it. She emphasized that the promised land belongs to them. Mace posted She stated on social media platform X that Israel doesn't occupy the land, they own it. The promised land is theirs. She stressed that it's Biblical warfare, plain and simple.
Mace, like many other Republican lawmakers, has been supportive of Israel’s right to defend itself after Hamas attacked on Oct. 7.
In a December interview, Mace sharply criticized her Democratic colleagues in the House for not speaking out against the acts of sexual violence that Hamas inflicted on Israelis that day.
She expressed her dismay at the failure of women's groups and left-wing women in the House to condemn the shameful, disgusting, and barbaric acts of sexual violence committed by Hamas against Israelis. She believed it should be condemned by every woman in the country.
Mace is a vocal advocate against sexual violence, drawing from her personal experience as a rape survivor. She used her own story to express sorrow for the violence suffered by Israeli women.
Mace highlighted that Hamas's battle plan included systematically raping, mutilating, and murdering Israeli women. Drawing from her personal experience as a rape survivor, she emphasized the severity of the situation for the Israeli women.
The Hill has reached out to Mace’s office for further comment about her post and the war.
