"Miss NYU Hamas" suspended for tearing down Israeli hostage posters

She bears a striking resemblance to a woman named Rashida, but with less lipstick

An New York University student terrorist supporter who was suspended after being caught tearing down posters of Hamas' Israeli hostages came up with woke talking points saying the school suspended her because she was pressured by "people with wealth and power." It's not clear if by successful people that she was referring to, you know, the Joooze.

Freshman student terrorist supporter, Hafiza Khalique, claimed to BreakThrough News that she lost her scholarship [after she tore down posters of hostages that included adults of all ages, male and female, and children, including babies] and no longer has access to on- or off-campus housing and without "any higher education until fall 2024." So one can say she's on a "jihad break" for now.

Khalique was among one of three pro-Hamassholes who were video recorded in October outside NYU's Stern School of Business, ripping down the posters of, you know, those Joooze who stole the land from the Palestinians, who weren't actually Palestinians until November 15, 1988, while the Jews have been indigenous to Israel for several thousand years.

The hostage photos was part of an awareness campaign that began with New York-based Israeli street artists. The posters displayed the names and photos of about 240 people abducted in Israel by Hamas on October 7. On that day, the Hamassholes killed about 1,200 mostly innocent civilians.

"It was never about what was on the posters," the Muslima Khalique explained in the on-camera interview.

"It was about the message that the posters sent and they are used to justify the genocide that's happening in Gaza right now." She wasn't actually referring to the actual genocide that was actually perpetrated on, you know, those Joooze; she was implying that Israel was committing genocide on the so called Palestinians, which merely shows that she is history-challenged. 

Khalique said under the terms of her suspension, she is prohibited from attending on-campus and off-campus events and from participating in student organizations in clubs. 

She is also unable to afford off-campus housing in New York City, she said.

But the poor Jew-hater need not worry. Once this all blows over and the school thinks nobody is paying attention, they will probably reinstate her.

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