Late Wednesday night, the U.S. House voted on a resolution from Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene to censure Rep. Rashida Tlaib over Tlaib's comments about the Israel-Hamas war. However, the resolution was ultimately tabled, with 23 Republicans siding with Democrats. This decision has left Rep. Greene angry with members of her own party.

In response to the resolution being tabled, Rep. Greene took to social media to criticize her Republican colleagues who voted against the resolution. She posted a list of the 23 Republicans who voted against censuring Tlaib, calling them out for their lack of action. Rep. Tom Massie, one of the Republicans who voted to table the resolution, stated that free speech means protecting even the speech you don't like.

Rep. Chip Roy, another member of the Republican Party, agreed that Tlaib had made outrageous remarks but believed that the resolution to censure her was flawed. He argued that the resolution made unverified claims and misused the word "insurrection."

Overall, this resolution and the divisions it has caused within the Republican Party highlight the ongoing tensions over the Israel-Hamas war and raise questions about party unity and political maneuvering.