Pro-Palestinian extremist group vandalizes AIPAC headquarters in Washington

Category: Politics

AIPAC's headquarters in Washington, D.C. was vandalized with anti-Israel graffiti, marking a continuation of anti-Israel incidents since October 7. The D.C. police are investigating the crime, while Palestine Action claimed responsibility, criticizing AIPAC's influence. The Anti-Defamation League condemned the actions as antisemitism and called for a thorough investigation.

Keywords: AIPAC, anti-Israel vandalism, hate crimes

Source: Jewish Insider

Update At: 8/8/2024

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