Amid Gaza Protests, Pennsylvania Gov. Shapiro Quietly Revises Code of Conduct
Anti-Israel Activists Target Jewish Lawmaker with 'Genocide Josh' Campaign
Facing Aggressive Pressure, Shapiro Adjusts Administration Policies
Amidst ongoing protests over the conflict in Gaza, Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro has made a discreet revision to his administration's code of conduct. The move comes after sustained attacks from far-left and anti-Israel activists who have labeled Shapiro "Genocide Josh" and warned U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris against associating with him.
Jewish lawmakers have voiced their dismay over the "Genocide Josh" campaign, which has targeted Shapiro for his stance on Israel. The governor, who is Jewish himself, has faced pressure from activists to withdraw his support for Israel and condemn its actions.
In response to the escalating campaign, Shapiro has quietly adjusted his administration's code of conduct. The changes, which have not been widely publicized, reportedly include measures to protect employees from harassment and discrimination based on their views on Israel.
The conflict in Gaza has reignited tensions between Israel and its critics, sparking protests and vocal opposition around the world. Shapiro's decision to revise the code of conduct is seen as a strategic move to address the growing pressure and ensure the safety and well-being of his administration members.
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