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,

Illinois Representative Brad Schneider took to X Friday to report that his Capitol office in D.C. was vandalized on July 4, with posters of more than 100 people still held hostage in Gaza, including eight Americans,

The vandalism comes in the wake of protesters loudly demonstrating outside of Schneider’s Highland Park home in the middle of the night last weekend. Schneider is one of the most pro-Israel members of Congress.

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.

In what U.S. Rep. Brad Schneider called “a vile act of hate,” flyers about the hostages being held by Hamas in Gaza were torn from a wall outside his office at the Capitol, shredded and left on

CHICAGO (CBS) -- Posters featuring photos of the more than 100 people still being held hostage by Hamas-led militants in Gaza were torn down outside U.S. Rep. Brad Schneider's office at the U.S. Capitol on Thursday, according to the congressman's office.