Ohio Man Arrested After Running GOP Rep Max Miller Off Road

Rep. Max Miller, a Jewish Republican from Ohio, was threatened and run off the road by Feras S. Hamdan, who waved a Palestinian flag and used antisemitic slurs against Miller and his family. The incident, which occurred on Interstate 90 near Miller's home community, included death threats directed at Miller and his young daughter, prompting Miller to file a criminal complaint for aggravated menacing. Hamdan voluntarily turned himself in and was arrested the same evening, facing multiple charges, including aggravated menacing. The attack has drawn bipartisan condemnation amid heightened concerns about political violence targeting elected officials, with calls from House leaders to address the safety of members of Congress. Authorities continue investigating the case, although a flag reportedly thrown from Hamdan's vehicle has not been found. Miller expressed being shaken but emphasized his resolve as a Marine and defender of Israel to confront the antisemitic violence.