‘Death to Jews’ ‘Death To America’: Police Find Guns, Ammo, and Terrorist Flags at Homes of Muslim Terrorist Group (SJP) Leaders at George Mason University

These are terrorist groups and they are given free reign over college campuses. Deport them. And if they are American citizens, send them to Gitmo They are no different than WWII Nazis – only that their homicidal their cause is their religion.

Police searched the homes of students associated with the SJP chapter at George Mason University after they were suspected of vandalizing property on campus.

They found a bunch of unsecured guns, Hamas + Hezbollah flags, patches calling for death of Jews and America.

The two students received 4 year bans from campus.

Guess what faculty and student activists at George Mason are upset about? Not these terrorist supporters committing crimes on campus, but that they were banned.

Police searched the homes of students associated with the SJP chapter at George Mason University after they were suspected of vandalizing property on campus.

They found a bunch of unsecured guns, Hamas + Hezbollah flags, patches calling for death of Jews and America.

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— AG (@AGHamilton29) December 9, 2024

‘Death to Jews’: Inside the Home of 2 SJP Leaders at George Mason University, Police Find Guns, Ammo, and Terrorist Flags

By: Washington Free beacon., December 10, 2024:

The students were targeted, according to the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR), for engaging in “anti-genocide events on campus.” The Intercept reported that police found “antique firearms” registered to the students’ brother and brought gun-related charges as a result of his family’s “pro-Palestine activism.”

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Excluded from those descriptions was the crime the sisters are suspected of committing. A group of student radicals defaced George Mason’s student center in August, spray painting messages that warned of a “student intifada.” In its coverage of the incident, the Washington Post wrote that “activists spray-painted words on Wilkins Plaza outside the university’s Johnson Center.”

Those activists caused thousands of dollars in damage, a felony in the state of Virginia, and police suspect the SJP leaders, sisters Jena and Noor Chanaa, led the group of vandals. Weeks after the incident, in November, a county judge granted a warrant—which is under seal until February, according to a Fairfax County court representative—allowing police to seize electronics from the Chanaa family home.

When officers entered the Chanaa family home, they found firearms—modern weapons, not antiques—as well as scores of ammunition and foreign passports, all of which sat in plain view, according to court documents obtained by the Free Beacon and sources familiar with the investigation.

They also found pro-terror materials, including Hamas and Hezbollah flags and signs that read “death to America” and “death to Jews,” according to court documents and sources familiar.

Police seized the weapons under Virginia’s red flag law, arguing that Mohammad Chanaa, the students’ brother and a George Mason alumnus, was “linked to destruction of property in connection with a large group of people with like-minded rhetoric” and posed a danger to others given his possession of “terroristic” materials.

On the day of the search, Nov. 7, law enforcement officials removed “long guns” from the residence, sources say. A day later, Mohammad Chanaa voluntarily relinquished his 9mm handgun and concealed carry permit, according to court records. He was not charged with a crime—Virginia’s red flag law gives gun owners 14 days to petition a judge to return their firearms, and Mohammad Chanaa did so on Nov. 21. A Fairfax County circuit court judge granted his request as part of the civil case.

CAIR has denounced the “draconian measures used by law enforcement authorities” to “silence or intimidate those who seek to end the Israeli genocide in Gaza.” A faculty group at George Mason, meanwhile, released a statement expressing “deep concern about the apparent targeting of two George Mason students for their advocacy for Palestinian human rights.”

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The ongoing ordeal—local police are investigating the incident with the FBI’s assistance, sources familiar with that investigation tell the Free Beacon—reflects CAIR and SJP’s status as driving forces behind the anti-Semitic activism that has plagued college campuses in the wake of Hamas’s Oct. 7 terror attack on Israel. It also reflects the radical, pro-terror views that have become synonymous with that activism.

Both Jena and Noor Chanaa have been deeply involved with George Mason’s SJP chapter. Jena, a master’s student studying civil and infrastructure engineering, served as the chapter’s president last school year. Noor, an undergraduate student, took over as co-president this year. Their brother, Mohammad, is a recent George Mason graduate who served in the Springfield, Va., volunteer fire department as recently as Sept. 2023, records show. The three siblings hail from the area and live together in their parents’ home.

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