Left-wing groups and activists have reportedly been receiving training for
months ahead of the chaotic pro-terrorism protests occurring on college
campuses.

According to a Wall Street Journal report, many of the pro-Hamas agitators
have been consulting with groups such as National Students for Justice in
Palestine (NSJP) and Samidoun: Palestinian Prisoner Solidarity Network for up
to nine months. The protestors were reportedly trained on how to encourage
college students to join in on the demonstrations and planning such turbulent
events.

The groups use social media to reach out to potential protestors and give
them advice such as informing them to cover their faces.

Columbia University students attended a �teach-in� hosted by former members
of the Black Panthers before the pro-Hamas protests who taught them how to
handle internal disputes regarding political movements. Students were also
encouraged to call on universities to divest from Israel.

�We took notes from our elders, engaged in dialogue with them, and analyzed
how the university responded to previous protests,� Sueda Polat, graduate
student, and organizer in the pro-Palestinian encampment at Columbia, told
the outlet.

�There is nothing wrong with being a member of Hamas, being a leader of
Hamas, being a fighter in Hamas,� Charlotte Kates, Samidoun coordinator, told
the WSJ. �These are the people that are on the front lines defending
Palestine.�

The university also hosted a �Resistance 101� training in March which
included a speaker from the Canada-based group, Samidoun. The group has
publicly celebrated the brutal Oct. 7 Hamas terrorist attacks on Israel.

The outlet noted that the school banned the event from happening twice.
However, organizers of the training defiantly held it anyway, resulting in
several students being suspended.

The article comes as several reports suggest outside professionals have been
funded by left-wing organizations to lead pro-terrorism turmoil on campus
grounds.

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