Stanford University student photographed with HAMAS HEADBAND

A photograph that has gone viral was shot on Thursday (May 2) by two Jewish students at Stanford University in the United States. The photograph shows a man on the campus of Stanford University wearing a headband that is similar to the one that terrorist militants from Hamas use.

A vision that is terrifying. Two students at Stanford University in the United States were particularly horrified when they saw a demonstrator on campus wearing the banner of Hamas, the terrorist organization that claimed responsibility for the attack that took place on October 7. According to the two friends, who requested anonymity for reasons of security, they were walking on Friday near White Plaza, which is the campus center of Stanford University, a private American university located in Silicon Valley south of San Francisco. This is the location where anti-Israel protesters had set up camp. They saw someone sitting and having a picnic.

The two students came to the realization that the headband that the unnamed individual was wearing was the same sort that was worn by members of the Izz ad-Din al-Qassam Brigades, which is the military branch of Hamas and was established in 1991. An individual among the students expressed their surprise to Fox News Digital, saying, “We were just in shock that someone could be like that in the middle of our campus.” “The only reason I went up to take the picture was because I was there with my partner,” she said. We considered going to him and saying something, but then we realized that it wasn’t worth it, and actually, it would even be harmful. We decided against going to him and saying something.

A TERRORIST ORGANIZATION THAT HAS BEEN Designated by the United States of America

Almost immediately, the picture of the man seated at the table while wearing the green headband with Arabic text and a face covering became viral on social media, which drew the attention of the administration at the university. According to a statement sent by the school, “We have received numerous messages of concern regarding a photo that has been circulating on social media of an individual in White Plaza who appeared to be wearing a green headband similar to those that are worn by members of Hamas.” The Wednesday.

We are really concerned about this, especially considering that the government of the United States has designated Hamas as a terrorist organization. Unfortunately, we were unable to determine the identity of the person, but we did send the photograph to the FBI.

When it comes to Israel’s military offensive in the Gaza Strip controlled by Hamas following the terrorist group’s deadly attack on October 7, 2023, pro-Palestinian protesters at Stanford University have been seen to straddle or cross the line of free speech with rhetoric that some people consider to be anti-Semitic. This is similar to what has happened on many other college campuses across the country.

In the midst of the presidential campaign, Vice President Joe Biden of the United States is making an unsuccessful attempt to de-escalate the protest movement against support for Israel at the institutions that are subject to the movement. The pro-Palestinian student camp in Columbia, which was the focal point of the demonstration, was evacuated by the police on Tuesday, April 30, in the city of New York. Both of the students communicated their desire for the administration of Stanford University to adopt a more forceful approach in order to eradicate discourse that incites violence.

An image that has gone viral shows a man on the campus of Stanford University wearing a headband that is reminiscent of the one that terrorist fighters for Hamas wear. The image was shot by two Jewish students who are concerned that the university has not punished antisemitic activity to the extent that it should have.

They were walking near White Plaza, which is the hub of the campus in northern California where anti-Israel protestors had set up an encampment, on Friday when they saw someone sitting down at a picnic table. The two companions, who wished to remain nameless for safety reasons, indicated that they would like to stay unknown.

Following their approach to the individual who remained unnamed, they came to the realization that the headband he was wearing was identical to the one that was worn by members of the Izz ad-Din al-Qassam Brigades, which is the military arm of Hamas.

“We were just in shock that somebody could be like that in the middle of our campus,” one of the students said in an interview with Fox News Digital. “The only reason I went up to take the picture was because I was there with my partner,” she said.

“We considered approaching him and saying something, but then we realized that it wasn’t worth it and, if anything, it might just be dangerous,” the group said.

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