It appears the pro-Hamas crowd staging protests at universities across the country is also supporting another radical Islamic terrorist group: Hezbollah.
During an anti-Israel demonstration at Princeton University on Thursday, protesters were seen brandishing Hezbollah flags as they called on the school to cut ties with Israel. Images of the protesters holding the flags were widely disseminated on social media.
At @Princeton, Hezbollah flags. pic.twitter.com/OxvrpxiHQS
— Myles McKnight (@MylesJMcKnight) April 25, 2024
Princeton: Hezbollah terror flags
George Washington: “final solution”
Ilhan Omar & AOC: “but these are peaceful protests” pic.twitter.com/BjGUTUFr3G
— StopAntisemitism (@StopAntisemites) April 26, 2024
Several users on X responded to the images, calling out the protesters for supporting a terrorist group that has murdered Americans and carried out attacks against Jewish people across the globe.
Again, they aren’t hiding that these are pro-terror gatherings. Only the people spinning for them are doing that.
Any idea how many Americans Hezbollah has killed over the years? https://t.co/5PLBnD3NYd
— AG (@AGHamilton29) April 25, 2024
“No one is actually defending Hamas and Hezbollah!!!”
Looks like their flag – at least HB’s – is the main banner in front of the speaker. https://t.co/eTgZmdNd7c
— Wilfred Reilly (@wil_da_beast630) April 25, 2024
Hezbollah, cause the left hates the United States so it simply aligns with its enemies. https://t.co/briV7CPV1a
— Phil Labonte, Talent Terrorist (@philthatremains) April 26, 2024
Hezbollah is an Iranian-backed terrorist organization based in Lebanon that was formed in the 1980s. It has consistently warred against Israel and has targeted Jews in various countries.
In 1983, Hezbollah carried out a deadly bombing at a Marine barracks in Beirut. The attack killed 299 people. In the same year, the organization conducted an attack on the U.S. embassy in the same city, taking 63 lives. These atrocities were not mere military strikes — this was the organization’s way of announcing its arrival on the world stage.
Hezbollah targeted a Jewish community building in Argentina in 1994, which highlighted the organization’s worldwide reach and operational capabilities. The terrorists killed 85 people. These are only a few of the many terrorist attacks the organization has carried out since its founding. But the group does not only conduct attacks such as these; it has also fought a full-on war with Israel.
If the anti-Israel crowd is now supporting Hezbollah, there can be no doubt about its true intentions. While it purports to support the Palestinians, the leaders of these protests rarely have an unkind word to say about Hamas, which has oppressed the Palestinians for decades.
At this point, it is becoming increasingly obvious that these people are not motivated by a desire to help the Palestinians but a desire to eliminate Israel as a Jewish state.
