JERUSALEM, Israel – A U.S. law firm and an Israeli legal group have teamed up to sue two organizations involved in recent college campus protests.
CBN News spoke with one of the attorneys in Jerusalem about their lawsuit’s goals.
Anti-Israel demonstrations began at Columbia University and quickly spread to college campuses coast to coast. Authorities dealing with the unrest found a number of outside groups supported the protests and even encouraged violence.
The lawsuit filed in Virginia accuses American Muslims for Palestine and National Students for Justice in Palestine of collaborating with Hamas to serve as their propaganda division in the U.S.
Arsen Ostrovsky, CEO of the Jerusalem-based International Legal Forum told us, “These groups are the primary drivers of what we’re seeing happening across campuses in the United States, which have effectively become a second front for Hamas since October seventh.”
Ostrovsky, who is working in conjunction with the U.S. legal team of Greenberg, Traurig, and the National Jewish Advocacy Group, claims these groups are more than advocacy organizations.
“They are acting and serving in collaboration and coordination with Hamas, essentially as propagandists and collaborators on campus to try and promote the Hamas extremist ideology,” he explained.
According to Ostrovsky, the campus
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