Virginia Governor Decries Anti-Israel Group ‘Students for Justice in Palestine’ As ‘Clear and Present Threat’ to Jewish Community

His reaction comes after police discovered guns, ammunition, and a ‘death to jews’ poster at the family home of two SJP student leaders at George Mason University.

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Governor Youngkin is calling out anti-Israel student group, Students for Justice in Palestine, for posing a “clear and present threat" to Jews. Samuel Corum/Getty Images

The governor of Virginia, Glenn Youngkin, is calling out anti-Israel student group, Students for Justice in Palestine, for posing a “clear and present threat to Jewish students and the Jewish community in Virginia.”

His comment, which he voiced to Jewish Insider on Tuesday, follows reports that police officers had found guns, ammunition, and a “death to jews” poster in the family home of two SJP leaders, sisters Jena and Noor Chanaa, who are students at George Mason University. 

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