ELITE EXTREMISTS: Ivy League anti-Israel protesters now shamelessly supporting terrorist groups
Multiple students at Princeton University have been seen flying the Hezbollah flag.
After endorsements from two U.S. designated terrorist organizations, Hamas and the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine, protesters at Ivy League campus occupation encampments that previously publicly insisted to be simply advocating for Palestinian ‘liberation,’ are now openly identifying with known terrorist organizations.
The Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine released a statement Thursday praising American college students for ‘igniting an intifada.’
Not long after, a Yale protester was spotted wearing a PFLP bandana.
Yale protestor wearing a PFLP bandana:
(Yes, they’re terrorists) pic.twitter.com/Q4jjetTN6V— Sahar Tartak🇮🇱🇺🇸 (@sahar_tartak) April 28, 2024
Multiple students at Princeton University have been seen flying the Hezbollah flag.
At @Princeton, Hezbollah flags. pic.twitter.com/OxvrpxiHQS
— Myles McKnight (@MylesJMcKnight) April 25, 2024
At University of Pennsylvania, students were heard chanting, calling on, al-Qassam to “take another soldier down.”
Right now @penn. The encampment chants “Al-Qassam make us proud, take another soldier down.”
Here is the Penn president’s email address: president@upenn.edu pic.twitter.com/PD79FE4ZOv— Eyal Yakoby (@EYakoby) April 29, 2024
And new reports indicate that Yale University encampment leader Chisato Kimura signed on to a pro-Hamas statement just two days after the Oct. 7 Hamas massacre of Israeli civilians.
One of the leaders of Yale’s new encampment is Chisato Kimura. She is a member of Yale Law School’s human rights clinic and is attending Yale on a full ride through a scholarship funded by a Jewish donor.
Two days after Oct. 7, Kimura signed on to a statement endorsing Hamas. pic.twitter.com/HHMdod2lqW— Aaron Sibarium (@aaronsibarium) April 28, 2024