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BREAKING NEWS: MUSLIM COMPUTER SCIENCE PROFESSOR ARRESTED FOR INVOLUNTARY MANSLAUGHTER FOLLOWING HIS DEADLY ATTACK ON A PRO-ISRAEL PROTESTOR.

Loay Abdelfattah Alnaji ([link removed] ) , a computer science professor and outspoken Hamas supporter who teaches at both CSU Northridge and Moorpark College in California, was ARRESTED last week and charged with involuntary manslaughter following the horrific death of Jewish man.

Alnaji allegedly struck 69-year-old pro-Israel protestor Paul Kessler over the head with a megaphone numerous times during a pro-Palestine rally in North Los Angeles on November 4, 2023. Kessler was taken to the hospital where he later died and succumbed to his injuries.

While heartbreaking, this story is just one of HUNDREDS of anti-Israel, pro-terrorism stories breaking out on college campuses and in communities all across the country.

Radical anti-Israel and anti-American professors like Alnaji have been indoctrinating the next generation of Americans FOR DECADES. At Turning Point USA, we are committed to exposing the TRUTH behind these stories, bringing to light the RADICALIZATION of higher education, and providing YOU with the tools you need to fight back and make informed decisions.

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Resorting to VIOLENCE!

Protestors at Arizona State University overtake a student government meeting, demand BDS resolutions, and throw ROCKS at the windows!

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