Hate Map

A retired clerical leader of the United Methodist Church, Nakawaga made a name for himself by spreading antisemitism during the Hamas terrorist attacks in acts that included drawing a swastika on a Jewish woman’s box of soda cans outside the door of her home.

The Muslim Alliance in North America (MANA) is a network of mosques, organizations, and individuals who act to advance the interests of African-Americans within the Muslim community. MANA has accused Israel of “apartheid,” their executive director called Donald Trump an “early-stage Hitler,” and accused the Trump Administration of being a “white nationalist administration.”

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 2012, the New York City Police department arrested or charged 12 individuals with terrorism-related crimes, all members of MSA. New York Chapter.

Osama Abuirshaid holds the positions of executive director and board member at American Muslims for Palestine (AMP). He also serves as a board member for the U.S. Council of Muslim Organizations. Abuirshaid is known to spread antisemitism, advocate incitement, and voiced backing for Hamas.

Palestine Action US is an anti-Israel extremist organization that advocates for direct action in solidarity with the Palestinian people. In 2023, activists vandalized and blocked an Elbit office in New Hampshire and were arrested following the incident. In 2024, the group created a manual that shares “educational-only” materials that gives advice on “smashing windows and exterior equipment.”

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 Diego, California Chapter.

People’s Forum claims they are a “movement incubator for working class and marginalized communities to build unity across historic lines of division at home and abroad.” What they do not mention in their mission statement is that they assisted in the pro-Hamas protests at Columbia University in 2024. The group urged protestors to recreate the riots of “The Summer of 2020” mere hours before protestors stormed the university’s iconic Hamilton Hall. On January 1, 2025, the group partnered with The Party for Socialism and Liberation, and the Palestinian Youth Movement 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.

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.

A pro-Palestinian reporter who was initially fired but then was hired back by the New York Times after the October 7 Hamas terrorist attacks in Israel, Hijiy has repeatedly applauded Adolf Hitler on his social media.

A writer for the progressive website Daily Kos, Singh has called for violence against Chaya Raichik, the author of LibsOfTikTok. “Chaya Raichik’s efforts to kill transgender and non-binary youth are act of terrorism and should be stopped by any and all means necessary.”