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Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP) is a student activist group with over 200 chapters in the U.S. and Canada. The organization has a long history of engaging in antisemitic rhetoric and harassing Jewish students on college campuses across America. SJP made headlines in 2023 when its national leadership organized a “day of resistance” immediately in the wake of the October 7, 2023, attack on Israeli civilians by Hamas terrorists. The organization said October 7, which left more than 1,200 Jews dead, was “a historic win for the Palestinian resistance: across land, air, and sea, our people have broken down the artificial barriers of the Zionist entity.” SJP chapters across the country have also been accused of vandalism, including spray-painting antisemitic graffiti on university property. Some chapters of the SJP are even more explicit in their support for terrorism, with the SJP chapter of CUNY Law stating, “If you support Palestine understand that necessitates supporting our right to defend ourselves and liberate our homeland by any means necessary.” A chapter of SJP at George Washington University projected “glory to our martyrs” on the side of a campus building in further support of Hamas terrorism. In May 2024, Brandeis University decided to withdraw recognition of the SJP chapter on campus with the reasoning of “Support for terrorism cannot be tolerated on college campuses”. Despite being dechartered by the University, the group remains active.

The Palestinian Youth Movement is known to actively advocate against Israel. The group helped to promote a 2024 protest condemned by the Biden Administration in which the entryway to a Los Angeles synagogue was blocked. The protest later turned violent. Warren, Michigan Chapter.

The Palestinian Youth Movement is known to actively advocate against Israel. The group helped to promote a 2024 protest condemned by the Biden Administration in which the entryway to a Los Angeles synagogue was blocked. The protest later turned violent. On January 1, 2025, the group partnered with The Party for Socialism and Liberation, and the People’s Forum to flood the streets of Manhattan for an anti-Israel protest with supporters calling for a “global intifada”. This coincides with the same day of the occurrence of an Islamic terrorist attack in New Orleans that left 15 dead and at least 35 wounded. New York Chapter.

A subsidiary of ISNA, The Muslim Students Association (MSA) was founded in the 1960s with explicit help from the government of Saudi Arabia and the Muslim Brotherhood. The organization has been accused of associations with terrorist activities. In 2015, two students of the MSA chapter at Mississippi State University were arrested for attemptIng to travel to Syria in support of ISIS.

The Palestinian Youth Movement is known to actively advocate against Israel. The group helped to promote a 2024 protest condemned by the Biden Administration in which the entryway to a Los Angeles synagogue was blocked. The protest later turned violent. San Francisco Bay Area Chapter.

The Palestinian Youth Movement is known to actively advocate against Israel. The group helped to promote a 2024 protest condemned by the Biden Administration in which the entryway to a Los Angeles synagogue was blocked. The protest later turned violent. During a rally in Washington, D.C., a PYM speaker emphasized that the “settler colonial project was in greater danger than before and scrambling in the face of the steadfastness of the Palestinians.” Banners at multiple PYM-sponsored rallies in Washington, D.C. proclaimed messages such as “Zionism equals fascism, Colonizers out DC.” and another rally featured a sign stating, “Congress is under Israeli territory.” In June 2024 the DC Palestinian Youth Movement unleashed maggots and crickets into the Israeli meeting room of the Watergate Hotel where Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was staying while visiting to deliver a speech to a joint session of Congress. Members of the group also pulled fire alarms at the hotel. According to a social media post, the group’s objective was to ensure “Netanyahu has no peace.” 

A subsidiary of ISNA, The Muslim Students Association (MSA) was founded in the 1960s with explicit help from the government of Saudi Arabia and the Muslim Brotherhood. The organization has been accused of associations with terrorist activities. The MSA chapter at UC Irvine has a publication called Alkalima which publishes radical islamic sentiments. The 2004 issue of Alkalima contained an opinion piece that praised Hamas, Islamic Jihad, and Hezbollah. The piece states “the Arab people have realized that the only solution to the Zionist situation is through military force, which is espoused by Hamas, Hizb’ Allah, Islamic jihad, and other Islamic resistance organizations.”

A subsidiary of ISNA, The Muslim Students Association (MSA) was founded in the 1960s with explicit help from the government of Saudi Arabia and the Muslim Brotherhood. The organization has been accused of associations with terrorist activities. UCLA and UC Irvine’s publications released a joint report titled “Zionism: The Forgotten Apartheid.” The report conveyed antisemetic tropes, stating “As the Zionists continue to colonize, torture and ethnically-cleanse in the name of the ‘peace process’ and the Americans continue to fund them, the respective staffs of Al-Talib and AlKalima feel it to be their basic duty to expose Zionism, its evils and its effects…Zionist-controlled world media has been purposefully distorting and misconstruing world events too long.”

A subsidiary of ISNA, The Muslim Students Association (MSA) was founded in the 1960s with explicit help from the government of Saudi Arabia and the Muslim Brotherhood. The organization has been accused of associations with terrorist activities. In November of 2023, the Queens College MSA posted instagram stories justifying the kidnapping of Israelis by Hamas on Oct. 7 as part of the “struggle against the Zionist terror occupation.”

A notorious leftist organization that frequently aligns itself with antisemitic organizations, Jewish Voice for Peace (JVP) most recently helped organize the pro-Hamas protests in 2024 at Columbia University. JVP blamed the October 7 massacre of more than 1,200 Israeli civilians by Hamas terrorists on Israel and the United States. In Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Jewish Voice for Peace cosponsored a rally where a speaker stated “The anticolonial armed resistance out of the Gaza Strip was provoked by decades of Israeli State sanctioned violence and to report it otherwise is false and misleading.”