Mayor, others walk out of San Antonio council meeting on Middle East conflict
Tensions over the escalating Middle East conflict appear to be spilling over onto San Antonio City Council. More than half of its members either left during — or didn't show up for — an uneasy public comment session Wednesday on violence in the region. At least 30 people signed up to speak at the session — all decrying Israel's reprisal in Gaza over terrorist group Hamas' brutal Oct. 7 attack on Israeli civilians.
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