#arabsofconquest

And so we can see who’s following this content:

The “Jewish Bund” at Brandeis (they’ve been banned by the school but continue to operate on social media and unofficially):

First of all, the account you’re reblogging is called “Arabs of Conquest.”

Second of all, the HLF5 were convinced for purposefully founding and operating a sham charity whose purpose from its inception was to funnel as much money to Hamas, a designated terrorist group, as possible.

You can read the press release from the time of the conviction here:

An excerpt:

The government presented evidence at trial that, as the U.S. began to scrutinize individuals and entities in the U.S. who were raising funds for terrorist groups in the mid-1990s, the HLF intentionally hid its financial support for Hamas behind the guise of charitable donations. HLF and these five defendants provided approximately $12.4 million in support to Hamas and its goal of creating an Islamic Palestinian state by eliminating the State of Israel through violent jihad.

The government’s case included testimony that in the early 1990's, Hamas’ parent organization, the Muslim Brotherhood, planned to establish a network of organizations in the U.S. to spread a militant Islamist message and raise money for Hamas. The government’s case also included testimony about Hamas material found in zakat committees. The defendants sent HLF-raised funds to Hamas-controlled zakat committees and charitable societies in the West Bank and Gaza. Zakat is an Arabic word referring to the religious obligation to give alms.