An alleged “Hamas operative” accused of vandalizing synagogues and Jewish cultural centers with pro-Palestinian graffiti and building an explosive device supported and donated to members of Congress’s “Squad,” the New York Post reported.
Mohamad Hamad, 23-year-old a Lebanese American dual citizen who lives in Coraopolis, Pennsylvania, was arrested Wednesday along with an alleged accomplice, 24-year-old Jewish anti-Israel activist Talya Lubit.
The pair are accused of defacing Jewish buildings in Pittsburgh on July 29 by spray-painting “Jews 4 Palestine” and the pro-Hamas inverted triangle symbol on the exterior of the Chabad of Squirrel Hill synagogue and educational center and writing that the Jewish Federation “Funds Genocide” on the nonprofit’s sign.
The defaced sign was also made to read, “[Love] Jews, Hate Zionists.”
FBI and Pittsburgh police…
