“I can literally feel myself starting to see Jews as my enemies."
Talya Lubit was raised in a pro-Israel conservative Jewish household.
Then she went to a social justice anti-Israel college and teamed up with a Hamas operative to vandalize a synagogue.
This is her story.
Talya Lubit was raised in a pro-Israel conservative Jewish household.
Then she went to a social justice anti-Israel college and teamed up with a Hamas operative to vandalize a synagogue.
This is her story.
Joe Biden was visiting Pittsburgh while nearby Jewish Voice for Peace (JVP) protesters demanded a ‘ceasefire’ that would save Hamas. One of the protesters was Talya Lubit, a recent college graduate, who told the media, “We’ve been begging and pleading for a ceasefire for six months now.”
Three months later, Lubit, who had been active in JVP anti-Israel rallies and petitions, vandalized a synagogue. Arrested alongside her was Mohamad: a self-described “Hamas operative”.
Three months later, Lubit, who had been active in JVP anti-Israel rallies and petitions, vandalized a synagogue. Arrested alongside her was Mohamad: a self-described “Hamas operative”.
Despite being raised in a conservative Jewish household, Talya abandoned Judaism, adopted veganism and became an animal rights activist.
“Sometimes it’s as if we forget that we are animals and we kind of set ourselves above as if we are this higher creature.”
“Sometimes it’s as if we forget that we are animals and we kind of set ourselves above as if we are this higher creature.”
As a Middle East Studies student, Talya became obsessed with Arab Islamic culture. A profile that appears to be hers claimed that she found “Arabic and many aspects of Middle Eastern culture” to be “incredibly beautiful.” Somewhere along the way, Talya met Mohamad.
Mohamad Hamad, according to the indictment, “referred to himself as a ‘Hamas operative,’ sent a picture of himself wearing a headband with the Hamas logo to another associate, and exchanged messages with another individual regarding building an explosive device, including a video of a test detonation.”
Mohamad Hamad, according to the indictment, “referred to himself as a ‘Hamas operative,’ sent a picture of himself wearing a headband with the Hamas logo to another associate, and exchanged messages with another individual regarding building an explosive device, including a video of a test detonation.”
Together, Talya and Mohamad bonded over messages “during which they planned their vandalism activities and specifically discussed selecting Jewish targets.”
“If I join you in doing graffiti on this building it matters to me that it is done in good taste,” Talya Lubit insisted at one point. She worried about “trying to make it ugly and abnoxious” and “like borderline desecration of religious place”.
The “good taste” graffiti that the duo settled on was the red ‘inverted triangle’ used by Hamas and its supporters to mark Jewish targets for death underneath the words ‘Jews 4 Palestine’
“If I join you in doing graffiti on this building it matters to me that it is done in good taste,” Talya Lubit insisted at one point. She worried about “trying to make it ugly and abnoxious” and “like borderline desecration of religious place”.
The “good taste” graffiti that the duo settled on was the red ‘inverted triangle’ used by Hamas and its supporters to mark Jewish targets for death underneath the words ‘Jews 4 Palestine’
Lubit described the synagogue vandalism as “a last ditch attempt at staying Jewish.”
“Every day I think, ‘I don’t want to be Jewish anymore,’” she told Hamad, finding it conflicted with “being anti-oppression.”
Lubit's base appeared to be the Jewish Voice for Peace chapter in Pittsburgh which was a vortex of hate.
“Every day I think, ‘I don’t want to be Jewish anymore,’” she told Hamad, finding it conflicted with “being anti-oppression.”
Lubit's base appeared to be the Jewish Voice for Peace chapter in Pittsburgh which was a vortex of hate.
This is 'Alexandra Weiner', a member of JVP's chapter in Pittsburgh
Weiner, a professor at the University of Pittsburgh’s Department of Mathematics, a transgender man who identifies as a woman and an anti-Israel activist who identifies as Jewish had been accused by a student of saying that he supported “the liberation of Palestine through armed resistance against all of Israel by any means necessary” and “supports the killing of any Israeli or Zionist colonialist.”
Weiner has told the media that he started taking hormones on Oct 7 and that his “transition journey is really intertwined with my Palestine activism journey” with the JVP hate group.
Weiner, a professor at the University of Pittsburgh’s Department of Mathematics, a transgender man who identifies as a woman and an anti-Israel activist who identifies as Jewish had been accused by a student of saying that he supported “the liberation of Palestine through armed resistance against all of Israel by any means necessary” and “supports the killing of any Israeli or Zionist colonialist.”
Weiner has told the media that he started taking hormones on Oct 7 and that his “transition journey is really intertwined with my Palestine activism journey” with the JVP hate group.
The Pittsburgh JVP chapter posted an ad for a vigil on Oct 7 to “honor our martyrs” which is a term used for Hamas terrorists “honoring the long, ongoing struggle of the Palestinian people.”
This is the kind of ugly atmosphere that may have helped radicalize Lubit into partnering with a ‘Hamas operative’ to vandalize a synagogue.
This is the kind of ugly atmosphere that may have helped radicalize Lubit into partnering with a ‘Hamas operative’ to vandalize a synagogue.
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Jewish Leftist Teams Up With Hamas Operative to Vandalize Synagogue
“I can literally feel myself starting to see Jews as my enemies.”
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Jewish Leftist Teams Up With Hamas Operative to Vandalize Synagogue
“I can literally feel myself starting to see Jews as my enemies.”
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