Medal of Honor recipient rips Biden admin's response to 'death to America' chants: 'Quite disturbing'

Medal of Honor recipient David Bellavia called out President Biden for his foreign policy in the Middle East as more information was revealed about an anti-Israel protester who called for the "complete annihilation" of Israel.

The Iraq veteran, who was awarded the Medal of Honor for his heroism in the Battle of Fallujah, joined "Fox & Friends" to discuss the Biden administration's stance on anti-Israeli and anti-American rhetoric and why he believes there is a significant issue with his foreign policy.

RASHIDA TLAIB ACCUSES ISRAEL OF INTENTIONALLY KILLING 7 HUMANITARIAN AID WORKERS

"Maybe this administration would take it more seriously if we looked at it as, 'you know what, Mr. President, that's a threat to democracy, isn't it?' Death to Israel, the largest democracy in the Middle East. Death to America," Bellavia told Lawrence Jones on Wednesday. "It's almost as if we're so consumed with sending the FBI to people's front porches to question what they posted on Facebook."

"We reserve our FISA courts for our political opponents, not for threats that emanate and are spread overseas and now domestically, the United States," he continued.

Bellavia reacted to an anti-Israel activist who went viral over the weekend in Michigan for spurring "Death to America" and "Death to Israel" chants.

Tarek Bazzi, a Michigan-based activist associated with the Hadi Institute, ignited the chants Friday during a speech at an International Al-Quds Day rally in Dearborn, which subsequently drew widespread attention and criticism on social media.

"Imam Khomeini, who declared the International Al-Quds Day, this is why he would say to pour all of your chants and all of your shouts upon the head of America," Bazzi said in the video shared by