Mahmoud Khalil, a former Columbia University student who became the face of the Trump administration’s crackdown on Palestinian rights demonstrators, filed a lawsuit in federal court Tuesday. The lawsuit alleges senior Trump administration officials, pro-Israel group the Heritage Foundation and online surveillance groups Canary Mission and Betar conspired against him.
The plan to assassinate Nerdeen Kiswani was the result of a years-long harassment campaign against the activist, carried out by a wide network of Zionist organizations and elected officials who have promoted violence against Palestinians.
NY investigation of Betar uncovered an alarming and illegal pattern of harassment and violence designed to terrorize communities and shut down lawful protest. Betar, founded in 2024, says it is “mainstream Zionism, an organization without which the State of Israel would not exist.”
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GoFundMe donations, social media posts, and board memberships reveal how a handful of faculty members are backing Zionist doxxing outfits
The secret chat logs of a far-right zionist organization includes plans to burn Qurans and attack pro-Palestine protesters with pepper spray.
Evidence “strongly suggests” that groups including Canary Mission and Betar collaborated with Trump’s State Department to target Khalil, a green card holder.
Giraldi: Are you tired of hearing about antisemitism? Simply stop killing Gazans, and the anger directed at Jews might end.
A pro-Israel group with a history of support for terror & genocide is working closely with the Trump administration, preparing dossiers on thousands of pro-Palestine figures it wants deported from the United States.
Sewage in Gaza; Israel refuses Hamas’ offer to release US prisoner; West Bank pogrom; Pro-Israel group says it has ‘deportation list’ and has sent ‘thousands’ of names to Trump officials; latest on Mahmoud Khalil and free speech under Trump