In a recent appearance on CBS' "Face the Nation," Rep. Summer Lee (D-Pa.) voiced her criticism of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's remarks regarding the pro-Palestinian protests that have been taking place on college campuses nationwide.

During the interview, CBS host Margaret Brennan questioned Lee about her response to Netanyahu's condemnation of the protests, which he referred to as "antisemitic mobs" targeting Jewish students and faculties. Lee argued that Netanyahu's claims were baseless and described the notion that every criticism of Israel is antisemitic as dangerous.

Lee expressed her belief that Netanyahu does not want to engage with the messages these students are calling for, citing his lack of communication with any of the protestors. She suggested that his priority lies in furthering his own goals and diverting attention from anything that might hinder or aid his objectives.

Moreover, Lee asserted that the demonstrations on college campuses have brought together students from various backgrounds who share a common desire for a shift in direction, particularly from Netanyahu. She refuted any attempts to vilify these students, emphasizing that their united voices represent a call for change rather than promoting hatred or discrimination.

The pro-Palestinian protests have primarily demanded a cease-fire in the ongoing Israel-Hamas conflict, with many students setting up encampments on their respective campuses. Although most of the demonstrations have been peaceful, concerns have been raised regarding antisemitic rhetoric and student safety.

Several student protesters have already been arrested for their participation in the demonstrations, and others face potential suspension. The protests have continued for over a week across the country, with no signs of dissipating.

Rep. Summer Lee's criticism of Netanyahu's response sheds light on the ongoing debate surrounding the Israel-Palestine conflict and its impact on college campuses. The differing perspectives highlight the complexities of engaging in discussions about the conflict without resorting to generalizations or polarizing rhetoric.

As the protests and discussions continue to unfold, it remains to be seen how leaders on both sides will address the concerns raised by the student protesters and engage constructively in finding a path towards peace and understanding.