During a recent city council meeting in Rancho Cucamonga, resident Hussam Solomon raised urgent concerns regarding the city's investments in companies linked to alleged human rights violations in Gaza. Solomon referenced a United Nations report accusing Israel of targeting civilians, which he described as a crime against humanity. He also mentioned arrest warrants issued by the International Criminal Court for Israeli officials related to similar accusations.

Expressing disappointment, Solomon criticized the city for continuing to invest in firms he believes are complicit in these actions. He urged the council to divest from such companies and invest in those that uphold international law. Solomon highlighted his attempts to engage with city officials, including Mayor and Council Member Ryan, regarding these issues, noting a lack of response to his requests for meetings.

He further pointed to recent protests advocating for divestment, which he claimed resulted in excessive police presence and resource allocation, causing inconvenience to local residents. Solomon concluded by emphasizing the need for the city to take a stand against companies involved in what he termed \"genocidal\" practices. The meeting underscored the growing local discourse on ethical investment and human rights accountability.