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You just witnessed a City University of New York law student, named Nerdeen Kiswani, threatening to light a man’s sweatshirt on fire because it is has the IDF logo.
“I hate your shirt, I am setting it on fire. I’m serious,” she can be heard saying.
Imagine being so proud of hate crimes and assault that you post a video of yourself committing one online!
That is exactly what Nerdeen Kiswani did, as you saw in the video that she herself videoed and posted.
The question is how is this person a law student and why has City University of New York not punished her yet for this assault? She does not deserve to be a law student.
Kiswani says that she is studying human rights. Either the City University of New York has a horrible human rights legal department, or Kiswani doesn’t actually care about human rights.
Unfortunately, Kiswani has a history of celebrating and encouraging terrorism. She is a well known anti-Israel activist in New York City.
Here is a video of her leading a chant at an anti-Israel protest in New York:
Screaming for Israel to be destroyed and that a violent uprising, called an intifada, is the only solution.
Kiswani has celebrated terrorism and has been ejected from multiple New York City Council meetings for staging disruptive anti-Israel protests.
She has called for violence against Israelis, glorified and supported terrorists, portrayed terrorists as victims and spread hatred of Israel on social media.
She is also a supporter of the Boycott, Divestment, Sanctions (BDS) movement.
Kiswani is involved with Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP) on a regional and national level. She was the vice-president and former president of SJP at Hunter College (Hunter) and at the College of Staten Island (CSI), City of New York University (CUNY).
On January 8, 2017, Kiswani praised, on Facebook, Palestinian celebrations of a car-ramming attack that killed four Israeli soldiers and injured 17 others on a Jerusalem promenade.
Kiswani encouraged celebrations of the murder writing: “While Palestinians and ‘allies’ in the west scramble to condemn, apologize, explain, hide, rationalize, etc what happened this morning, Palestinians in Palestine are giving out sweets in celebration. I will not hide from this. I will not be ashamed or embarrassed by this. These celebratory actions are what keep the resistance moving forward, they are what keep it alive.”
She is also a supporter of the Boycott, Divestment, Sanctions (BDS) movement.
Kiswani is involved with Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP) on a regional and national level. She was the vice-president and former president of SJP at Hunter College (Hunter) and at the College of Staten Island (CSI), City of New York University (CUNY).
On January 8, 2017, Kiswani praised, on Facebook, Palestinian celebrations of a car-ramming attack that killed four Israeli soldiers and injured 17 others on a Jerusalem promenade.
Kiswani encouraged celebrations of the murder writing: “While Palestinians and ‘allies’ in the west scramble to condemn, apologize, explain, hide, rationalize, etc what happened this morning, Palestinians in Palestine are giving out sweets in celebration. I will not hide from this. I will not be ashamed or embarrassed by this. These celebratory actions are what keep the resistance moving forward, they are what keep it alive.”
I’m a graduate of the City Univerity of New York System and I’m appalled that CUNY has not disciplined this student. She deserves to be expeled!
It is due to inaction and silent acceptance of dangerous hatred behavoir like this, that Jewish and Israeli students feel threatened on so many college campuses in the United States.
Americans must remember, they always come for the Jews first. I have been saying this for years. At first it was just the Jews who were attacked by the left-wing green-red alliance on college campuses. Now, they are attacking Americans all across America.
This must be stopped ASAP.
Click here to contact CUNY asking them to discipline the violent student!https://app.act-il.com/t/StudentThreatened
