Randy Fine removed from the AIPAC website, after calling for U.S. citizens to be killed & starvation of children in Gaza

The claim contains two main components: first, that Randy Fine was removed from the AIPAC website, and second, that this removal followed his calls for U.S. Citizens to be killed and for the starvation of children in Gaza. Multiple sources confirm that Randy Fine made inflammatory comments on social media, including statements telling Palestinians to 'starve away' amid reports of malnutrition and deaths of children in Gaza.rawstory.comrawstory.com‘Fraud!’ MAGA lawmaker explodes after Dem slams genocidal rhetorictruthout.orgtruthout.orgRepublican Gets Seat on House Foreign Affairs Committee on the Same Day He Says...news.antiwar.comnews.antiwar.comRep. Randy Fine Tells Palestinians To 'Starve Away' as Babies Die of...

These comments were widely criticized as genocidal rhetoric and led to public backlash. Several reports indicate that AIPAC removed Fine from their website, apparently distancing themselves from his statements.x.comx.comClint Russell on X: "NEW Randy Fine has been removed from the AIPAC website....yahoo.comyahoo.comAIPAC Abruptly Drops GOP Rep After He Comes Out as Pro–Starving Kidsnewsbreak.comnewsbreak.comAIPAC Abruptly Drops GOP Rep After He Comes Out as Pro–Starving Kids

However, there is no credible evidence that Fine explicitly called for U.S. Citizens to be killed; rather, his rhetoric targeted Palestinians in Gaza and included violent language toward protesters and political opponents.rawstory.comrawstory.com‘Fraud!’ MAGA lawmaker explodes after Dem slams genocidal rhetoriccair.comcair.comCAIR Urges Congress to Condemn Rep. Randy Fine’s Violently Anti-Muslim,... The conflation of calls for violence against Palestinians with calls for killing U.S. Citizens is not supported by the available evidence.

Therefore, while the removal from the AIPAC website due to his extreme rhetoric about Gaza is accurate, the claim that he called for U.S. Citizens to be killed is not substantiated by credible sources. This nuance leads to a verdict of Mostly True rather than fully True or False.