🚨🚨🚨Arrest of Alleged Outside Agitator Nora Fayad Inside College Campus Sparks Controversy"**
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sources state the arrest of Nora Fayad has reignited discussions surrounding the presence of outside agitators in protest movements. Fayad, a self-proclaimed member of HAMAS and… pic.twitter.com/qRFV0W4UGC
Arrest of Alleged Outside Agitator Nora Fayad Inside College Campus Sparks Controversy"**
sources state the arrest of Nora Fayad has reignited discussions surrounding the presence of outside agitators in protest movements. Fayad, a self-proclaimed member of HAMAS and recidivist violent protester, was apprehended on 4/30/2024 at 160 Convent Ave [CUNY] for illegal entry with intent.
Fayad's history of involvement in protest-related activities dates back to 10/20/2023, with multiple summonses issued on 2/16/2024, 2/17/2024, and 3/8/2024. Notably, she was the subject of a recent case at LIU for chanting slogans such as "we are HAMAS" and "Yes, We are all HAMAS". Her affiliations include attendance at events organized by Ceasefire Now, Schools Out for Palestine, and Gracie Mansion Pop-Up.
The arrest, which occurred inside the Columbia College campus, has sparked controversy and raised questions about the role of individuals like Fayad in protest movements. Critics argue that individuals with affiliations to extremist groups such as HAMAS could undermine the peaceful nature of demonstrations and incite violence.
Fayad's online presence further adds to the discussion, with profiles on platforms such as Instagram, YouTube, and Facebook showcasing her activism and views.
As debates continue to unfold, the arrest of Nora Fayad serves as a reminder of the complexities surrounding protest movements and the challenges posed by outside agitators.
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