Congressman Brad Sherman, currently representing California’s 32nd district in the U.S. House of Representatives, posted a series of statements on July 18, 2025, addressing issues related to international affairs and local law enforcement.
On his official account, Sherman shared a post at 16:37 UTC that included a link without additional commentary (https://t.co/SvV24MOpu5).
Later that day at 17:02 UTC, Sherman identified himself as “Co-Chair of the Israel Allies Caucus, Ranking Mbr. of the House-Knesset Friendship Group & advocate of the U.S.-Israel bond,” and condemned recent violence in the region. He wrote: “I’m Co-Chair of the Israel Allies Caucus, Ranking Mbr. of the House-Knesset Friendship Group & advocate of the U.S.-Israel bond. It’s in the spirit of that support that I condemn the murder of Palestinian American Sayfollah Musallet by extremist Israeli settlers.
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In another statement at 17:48 UTC regarding events in Southern California, Sherman said he was “Heartbroken to learn that three LA County sheriff’s deputies were killed in an explosion at a training facility in Monterey Park. My thoughts are with their loved ones and the entire LA County Sheriff’s department.”
Sherman has represented California’s 32nd District since 1997 and succeeded Anthony Beilenson in Congress. Born in Los Angeles in 1954 and residing in Sherman Oaks, he holds degrees from UCLA and Harvard University.
