Rep. Brad Schneider denounced both “shameful” vandalism that occurred outside his congressional office and antisemitic demonstrations that occurred in Chicago on July 4.

An Illinois politician was the victim of an act of vandalism carried out in his Capitol Hill office over the Fourth of July holiday, calling it a "vile act of hate." Rep. Brad Schneider,

The incident came less than a week after pro-Palestinian demonstrators protested in the early morning hours in front of Schneider’s home.

Rep. Brad Schneider, one of Israel's strongest allies in the House Democratic Caucus, suggested he was the victim of an antisemitic act of vandalism on the Fourth of July.

Democratic Illinois Rep. Brad Schneider alleged that anti-Israel protesters vandalized his office in Washington, D.C., on July 4. Schneider alleged that posters of Israeli hostages held by Hamas in the Gaza Strip “were ripped from the wall,

The Capitol office of Rep. Brad Schneider, D-Ill., was vandalized by anti-Israel demonstrators on Independence Day, the congressman announced via X. Rep. Schneider, who is Jewish, said several posters depicting individuals still held hostage by Hamas terrorists in Gaza were ripped off the wall.