Former AOC Youth Organizer Charged with Making Terrorist Threat Against Jewish Students at NY High School

A former youth organizer for Representative and “Squad” leader Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez was busted on Friday at her home for making terrorist threats against Jewish students at a public Brooklyn high school.

She has since been charged with “making a terroristic threat, acting in a manner injurious to a child, aggravated harassment, and making a threat of mass harm.”

Queer, Muslim activist incites violence against Jewish students

Radical activist Iman Abdul, 27, who hails from Brooklyn, had 25,000 social media followers before this incident, and she urged every single one of them to “attack” those Jewish high school students, according to the New York Post.

She posted a screenshot on Thursday of the location of Leon M. Goldstein High School for the Sciences in Manhattan Beach on Google Maps and urged violence against the students there.

“If anyone needs a public school in NYC to attack for whatever reason … Lexus driving Israhell (sic) loving Zionisits (sic) all attend here,” the chilling since-deleted post advised.

“They’ve all gone on ‘Birthright,’ the post noted, referring to a popular program that offers free 10-day trips to Israel for Jewish young adults.

The sheer Jew-hatred displayed by Abdul is not shocking in the least. The members of the “Squad” are all anti-Semites, and those employed by them probably are, for the most part, as well. This is what the Democrats have become.

Part of the mainstream Democratic base

The New York Post further elaborated:

Abdul worked on the Democratic primary campaigns of socialist pols AOC and state Sen. Julia Salazar in the summer of 2018. She was a paid canvasser for Salazar, the lawmaker told The Post.

She also described herself in the 2019 interview as a student at City College of NY, majoring in childhood education, sociology and Latino studies; and a director at IntegrateNYC, a youth–led group advocating for “desegregation” of city schools.

Jewish advocates call the incitement “evil”

The incitement to violence against the students on Instagram caught the attention of Jewish advocates who are fighting against Jew-hatred in New York’s schools.

“A map. A pin. A call to harm Jews, fellow New Yorkers, children, teachers. This isn’t just dangerous. It’s evil. Jew-hatred doesn’t stop with a threat. It escalates. We need immediate and unequivocal action,” Tova Plaut, who is a DOE pre-K staffer and Jewish activist, told the New York Post in an interview.

“I am outraged and horrified that a NYC school was publicly marked for attack simply because of its Jewish population,” she commented.

Jessica Tisch, who is the NYPD commissioner and Jewish as well, was notified along with the department’s intelligence unit, according to sources.

The watchdog group StopAntisemitism posted the message of hate on X and blasted Abdul for “inviting people to attack a Jewish school.” Goldstein HS is a secular NYC public school, so that part was incorrect.

From the New York Post, “Goldstein HS, with 998 students, is located on CUNY’s Kingsborough Community College campus. Its extracurriculars include an Israel Club for those wishing to learn more about the country and celebrate Jewish holidays.”

“This incitement against Jews, specifically minor children, must be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law,” the group declared.

Socialist Democrat doubles down on hatred

Abdul, who evidently is dumb as a box of rocks just like AOC, responded with the quality of response you would expect.

“I never called for an attack on the school in the sense of mass organization or not even individual people attacking individuals, that’s literally stupid,” she responded, making things even worse. “I called for an attack on the school, the Zionist institution funded by our public dollars … we have every right to verbally attack the school.”

She said nothing about a “verbal” attack. It came across as a terrorist threat and was treated as such by the authorities, as it should be.

More Jew-hatred brewing in the US school system

“This kind of hate stems from years of indoctrination from CUNY and NYC schools –it isn’t born overnight,” Moshe Spern, who is the president of United Jewish Teachers, remarked. “The antisemitism embedded in every university protest over the past 22 months comes as no surprise to anyone.”

The post was “full with other antisemitic content,” according to Israel advocate Uri Cohen. His post went viral and currently has almost 600,000 views, and the comments brand Abdul as “insufferable” and “narcissistic.” She’s also referred to as a “demon.”

Cohen posted a video showing Abdul making fun of being reported to the police and declaring that Zionists are reporting her for exercising “freedom of speech.” She stopped laughing after she was arrested.

The activist began at a young age, building hatred of Jews

The AOC acolyte started with her Jew-hatred at a young age – from the Service Learning Project:

My earliest memory of activism was observed. I was about 6-7 years old when I was exposed to daily graphic scenes in Palestine on the Arabic news channels that my father would watch. I remember feeling so heart broken and always wanting to physically advocate for their justice. My first active participatory event was when I was about 12 years old. It was outside the Saudi Arabian embassy in NYC against the demolition of a religious site in their city, Medina. My dad brought my mom, sister, and I along with him.

It wasn’t until the 11th grade, when I was 16 years old, that I realized I had the ability to make positive change in my community. Being one of only a couple students of color in my school, my friends and I wanted to have a cultural safe space. I didn’t encounter my first Latina teacher until the 10th grade so after we established our relationship with her, my friends and I, along with our teacher, established the “Hispanos Unidos” club in our predominately white, screened high school. A few months after it was established, my friends and I joined PRHYLI (Puerto Rican/Hispanic Youth Leadership Institute). That was the major push for our leadership and advocacy work.

She was also involved with the Young Democratic Socialists of America. 

Since Abdul’s Instagram post surfaced, she has deleted her Instagram account and her LinkedIn page — standard leftist operating procedure. However, the Internet is forever.

Her arrest in New York is a promising sign that hatred against Jews will not be tolerated or ignored as it was under the Biden administration.

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