Jenin Younes

Yeah, so I'm not familiar with the memo, but I can speak more generally to the issue.

I mean, I think that's a strategy that's being used and is very, very dangerous.

And we also saw it last year with the arrests of people like Mahmoud Khalil and Rameza Ozturk, who had just, you know, participated in pro-Palestine protests.

Khalil and then Ramez Ozturk had just written an op-ed or signed on to an op-ed.

And they were basically called terrorists.

So this is like a real significant expansion of the use of the term.

And what it does is it just is used to label people.

And then the public, a lot of the public will get on board with those people having no rights at all and being imprisoned or taken out of the country or whatever.

Yeah.

No, I didn't work on it.

About the Beitar situation?

Yeah.

So Beitar is a, I call them Jewish supremacists.

People get offended by that term, but they are.

Yeah.

And they openly embrace violence against Palestinians, Muslims, and Jews who are anti-Zionist or don't agree with their tactics.

They actually threatened me.

That's one reason I...

have a personal, yeah, and other people I know.

So they have been getting away.