Pro-Israel organization prepares list of pro-Hamassholes, hoping Trump will deport them

A pro-Israel organization, Betar, is compiling names of foreign students on visas in the US who spewed anti-Israel bile at campus protests — and is hoping President Trump will give the haters a one-way ticket back home.

So far, the group has about 30 names of students from countries like Jordan, Syria, Egypt, Canada, and the United Kingdom, currently studying at some of the nation's top universities, including Columbia, UPenn, Michigan, Syracuse, UCLA, The New School for Social Research, Carnegie Mellon, and George Washington University.

"We have started commencing lists of Jew-hating foreign nationals on visas who support Hamas," said Ross Glick, director of the US chapter of Betar.

The organization Betar is compiling lists of foreigners who have taken part in antisemitic protests on college campuses over the last year.

Betar has identified these individuals using a combination of facial recognition software and "relationship database technology" to sort out those who participated in antisemitic campus protests over the past year.

"One of our issues is processing power, there is just so much video to work through," Glick said.

Betar is already in touch with "prospective" Trump administration appointees in the Justice Department about the best way to act on those identified, Glick mentioned.

Among those on the list is Momodou Taal, a British national and PhD candidate in Africana studies at Cornell University, who was suspended twice for his involvement in two on-campus Palestinian protests, the most recent in September. University officials initially informed Taal that his F-1 visa might be revoked due to this incident, according to Newsweek. However, the Ivy League institution later reversed its decision.

Weeks after the Oct. 7 Hamas terror attack in Israel, Trump promised to deport foreign students who voiced support for radical Islamic terrorism. He repeated this promise to donors in May.

"When I am president we will not allow our colleges to be taken over by violent radicals. If you come from another country and try to bring jihadism or anti-Americanism or anti-Semitism to our campuses we will immediately deport you. You’ll be out of that school," Trump said at a rally that same month.

Said Glick: "We are strongly supportive of the Trump Administration’s plan to deport jihadis who seek to destroy America. Our campuses and our streets are filled with violent people who hate Jews and cannot coexist with Western society."

On Wednesday, Glick was on Capitol Hill, meeting with lawmakers including pro-Israel Sen. John Fetterman (D-PA). Glick was there to protest a Senate vote on whether to initiate an arms embargo against Israel.

Glick also met with aides to Republican Sens. Ted Cruz and James Lankford.

“They all gave me the thumbs up and told me how to follow up,” Glick said.

On the legislative side, Staten Island Representative Nicole Malliotakis presented a bill in February called the No Visas for Anti-Semitic Students Act. This bill aims to "revoke the visas of students who have engaged in antisemitic activities."

"Entering our country to attend one of our esteemed universities is a privilege, and foreign students who conduct antisemitic activity on our campuses should have their visas revoked," Malliotakis stated. "I'm pleased the Trump Administration plans to take immediate action to have these individuals removed."

Anti-Israel protest 4/30/24 by CUNY

Ross Glick, the leader of Betar US, has been actively meeting with lawmakers on Capitol Hill, including John Fetterman.

Betar doesn't avoid controversy.

The organization has been banned from using platforms like Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp because of a controversial jest about distributing beepers to members of a pro-Palestine group at the University of Pittsburgh. This was in reference to Israel's past use of beepers in a targeted attack against Hezbollah terrorists in Lebanon.

The group's name, Betar, comes from the Betar fortress, a significant site during the Jewish-Roman wars of the second century. Betar was established in 1923 by Ze'ev Jabotinsky, an influential early Zionist leader.

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CUNY law grad Mohammed faces calls to be barred, but will probably end up working for CAIR

Anti-Semite CUNY Law school graduate Fatima Mousa Mohammed, spoke at the school's graduation ceremony where she blathered on about "white supremacy," labeled the  New York City Police Department "fascists," and has a history of animosity to the Jewish community as presumably taught to her by her interpretation from the reading of Islamic scripture.

A civil rights group called the Lawfare Project appealed to the New York Supreme Court, stating, "It's our belief that a person who has proved themselves to be a bigot is not fit to practice law," the Daily Mail reported Tuesday.

"Mohammed has a history of publicly expressing prejudiced and discriminatory views, specifically demonstrating a profound animosity towards the Jewish community," the group continued in its letter. "These views are fundamentally incompatible with the ethical obligations and principles upheld by the legal profession and leave no question that Ms. Mohammed lacks the character and fitness to practice law."

And how can a lawyer attack a law enforcement agency with calling them fascists? 

A city council member along with the Lawfare Project has demanded Mohammed be denied the ability to practice law should she pass the bar exam based on their belief that she fails on "character and fitness." This comes after the Rashida Tlaib-like pro-Palestinian activist delivered a commencement speech at her graduation which critics blasted as "disturbing," "evil," and a "blatant call for insurrection."

"I ask that should she pass the New York bar, her admission be denied," NYC council member Inna Vernikov said in a letter to the NY Bar Wednesday.

The Zionist Organization of America also requested the courts "disqualify Fatima Mohammed from obtaining a law license… because she lacks the requisite good character to become a member of the New York State Bar or any other state bar."

Mohammed's speech also called for a "revolution" to challenge purportedly "oppressive" institutions.

She said, "Systems of oppression created to feed an empire with a ravenous appetite for destruction and violence. Institutions [are] created to intimidate, bully and censor and stifle the voices of those who resist."

She proceeded to speak out against the treatment of terrorists to whom she referred to as "Palestinian political prisoners like HLF in U.S. prisons."

HLF is the acronym for the Holy Land Foundation that "existed to support Hamas," a designated terrorist organization by the U.S. State Department, according to the DOJ [when it was run by patriotic Americans].

Future Hamas terrorist

The DOJ convicted the defendants on material support of terrorism in 2009 after it found that "HLF intentionally hid its financial support for Hamas behind the guise of charitable donations" and "provided approximately $12.4 million in support to Hamas and its goal of creating an Islamic Palestinian state by eliminating the State of Israel through violent jihad."

Contrary to the claims that it's Israel who's the violent country.

Mohammed also went on rants against Israel and Zionism, which critics called "raging antisemitism."

Rep. Mike Lawler (R-NY), said, "CUNY should be ashamed of itself — and should lose any federal funds it currently receives."

SAFE CUNY, an advocacy group, called the speaker a "Jew hater," adding the speech was "vitriolic," "evil" and a "blatant call for insurrection." [H/T Fox News]

Even woke NYC Mayor Eric Adams, who spoke at the graduation before Mohammed, said, the law grad delivered a "Vile anti-American and anti-Israel speech promoting hate."

But not to worry, if she passes the bar, she'll probably get hired by CAIR where she would be accepted with open arms.

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NY Republican Rep. calls for firing of Professor's after his anti-Semitic sermon

City University of New York (CUNY) professor of Professional Studies Mohammad Abbasi was seen in a video of him preaching to an Islamic congregation in New Jersey in which he was making clear, anti-Semitic statements. 

Rep. Lee Zeldin (R-NY) who is Jewish himself, called for the firing of the scumbag.

Abbasi is heard saying on the June 25 YouTube video: 

“With the help of Allah, [the Muslims] will erase this filth called Israel,” 

By 'erase' he means to destroy, kill every Jew in Israel and maybe one day, throughout the world.

Abbasi, an imam and a schmuck, claimed that the Quran predicted that Jews will have an advantage over Muslims in the future, and that Jews bring corruption, mischief and tumult throughout the world according to the Quran. This should tell you a lot about the "religion of peace," as there are many anti-Semitic verses [suras] in that scripture.

“At a time when antisemitic violence is on the rise throughout the United States, no one, especially someone charged with educating young adults, should be further fanning the flames of anti-Semitism like this and endorsing violence against Israel,” Zeldin said in a news release.

“As we saw last month, the CUNY faculty has an anti-Semitism problem, and this is just another example. Mohammad Abbasi and his hateful anti-Jewish and anti-Israel rhetoric have absolutely no place in any American classroom, and we cannot afford to have him brainwashing any students with his anti-Semitism. He must be fired immediately, and CUNY needs to take thorough measures to purge anti-Semitism from the ranks of its faculty.”

And you may not know this but like Jews, Christians are also condemned in the Quran. Jews are described as apes and Christians as pigs, so don't think it's just about the Joooooooze! 

It's about everyone's future.

This dickwad needs to be fired.

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