Campus Unrest Playbook Uncovered on National Scale

A recent strategy document from the National Students for Justice in Palestine (NSJP) called for a “unity intifada” at colleges nationwide on Oct. 8, following a terrorist attack by Hamas in Israel. The document aimed to mobilize pro-Palestinian activists for a “national day of resistance” that endorsed terrorism against Israel.

The document, as reported by the Washington Free Beacon, revealed the NSJP’s campus playbook and its readiness to engage its followers in response to Middle East conflicts.

The materials provided instructions and guidance for organizing protests and encouraged actions like sit-ins, disruptions, or educational events. The NSJP aimed to help protesters spark anti-Israel unrest and “normalize the resistance” at every step, as outlined in the planning materials.

The organization emphasized that students were part of a global “unity intifada” movement, not just standing in solidarity with it. The toolkit was cited in a court case against NSJP by Israeli victims of Hamas’ terror attack, alleging material support to Hamas through campus protests.

The lawsuit also entails American Muslims for Palestine (AMP), the parent group of NSJP branches, pointing out their involvement in promoting Hamas’ agenda through campus activism. The court case, which has garnered congressional interest, presents how campus protesters align themselves with Hamas, according to House Majority Whip Tom Emmer, R-Minn.

Arsen Ostrovsky, CEO of the International Legal Forum and an attorney involved in the case, underscored how AMP and NSJP perpetuate Hamas’ terror campaign within the U.S. through their campus activities.

Newsmax sought a response from the NSJP regarding these allegations.