Lawsuit Seeks To Expose National Students for Justice in Palestine, and Its Allies, as Fronts for Hamas in Its War Against Israel

‘NSJP has effectively become the U.S. campus arm of Hamas,’ a lawyer affiliated with the plaintiffs says.

AP/Stefan Jeremiah
A sign sits erected at the pro-Palestinian demonstration encampment at Columbia University, April 22, 2024. AP/Stefan Jeremiah

A lawsuit filed Wednesday in federal court in America appears calculated to expose as a lie the prevailing claim by National Students for Justice in Palestine that the recent campus protests are home-grown responses to the war at Gaza and expose them as planned, financed, and orchestrated by foreign terrorist groups.

Filed in the federal court in Virginia, the suit alleges that immediately after October 7 terror attacks in Israel, National Students for Justice in Palestine and related organizations answered a call by Hamas for mass mobilization by disseminating a manifesto and a plan of attack aimed at American campuses. The manifesto, the suit claims, confirms that NSJP is “not merely organizing to assist Hamas’s ongoing terror campaign abroad — they are intentionally extending their aid to fomenting chaos, violence, and terror in the United States.” 

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