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Betar, which describes itself as a ‘loud and proud’ pro-Israel group, sends Trump Administration a list of pro-terror students and faculty.

America’s ‘most hated Zionist group’ smears pro-Palestine voices to have them deported

A self-described “loud, proud Zionist activists” organization, Betar US, said last week that it had delivered a list of at least 100 “pro-Hamas” foreign students and 20 faculty members to the White House, including those from UC. The news was first reported by the conservative outlet the Daily Caller.

Betar US, a reboot of a century-old militant Zionist youth movement, has launched an effort to track foreign-born college students who have engaged in protest activity. In part by using artificial intelligence, the group has compiled dossiers on the most active protesters to submit to the Trump administration for deportation.

A “loud proud Zionist” organization sent the Trump administration documents on dozens of allegedly pro-terrorist college students and faculty, hoping President Donald Trump will deport them, the Daily Caller News Foundation has learned.

In September, a Palestinian businessman plastered his building with an image of the Nazi symbol in a Star of David; the pair who removed it say they don’t doubt it was antisemitic

Ahead of President-elect Donald Trump’s inauguration, the World Betar Movement has launched a controversial campaign targeting foreign students involved in anti-Israel activities on American campuses.

A new report by Zionism advocacy group Betar North America this week found a “systemic bias” against pro-Israel content across social media platforms operated by tech giant Meta.

A Zionist organization is compiling names of foreign students on visas in the US who spewed anti-Israel bile at campus protests — and is hoping President-elect Trump will give the haters a one-way ticket back home.