Nerdeen Kiswani

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Richard L. CravattsMay 18, 2022

Rewarding and valorizing Jew-hatred at CUNY

Most troubling is that Nerdeen Kiswani, who has spouted anti-Israel invective for years, was chosen to give a commencement address at the law school not in spite of her radical speech, but because of it.

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Anti-hate watchdog criticizes CUNY Law School’s selection of commencement speaker

May 12, 2022

Canary Mission: Nerdeen Kiswani, the force behind a violent and aggressive anti-Israel group in New York City, has been chosen to give a commencement address.

A screenshot of an Instagram post by anti-Israel activist Nerdeen Kiswani. Source: Screenshot.

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The Investigative Project on Terrorism

Steven EmersonApril 26, 2022

SJP hypes Palestinian ‘genocide’ while advocating Israel’s elimination

CUNY law student Nerdeen Kiswani praised a “unity intifada” she described as “a passionate commitment for Palestinians to unite [in] overthrowing the settler colonial structure.”

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Amid terror wave in Israel, New York BDS group calls to ‘globalize intifada’ at rally

March 31, 2022

Within Our Lifetime handed out a map to participants with 10 specific addresses of Jewish and Zionist NGOs and foundations across the city.

A screenshot of a Within Our Lifetime rally in New York City calling for “globalizing the intifada.” Source: Screenshot.

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Instagram reverses ban on anti-Israel group without explanation

David IsaacMarch 25, 2022

“We’ve seen time and again where these social-media companies don’t take a strong enough stance and lift the restrictions. I don’t think they care enough to understand what the issue really is,” said Douglas Sandoval, campus advisor at the Committee for Accuracy in Middle East Reporting in America (CAMERA).

An apple iPhone showing the instagram application. Credit: Ink Drop/Shutterstock.

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Instagram bans anti-Israel group after it posts collage featuring terrorists

David IsaacMarch 14, 2022

Among those in the collage were Rasmea Odeh, convicted of two bombings in 1969, and Leila Khaled, part of a Palestinian group that hijacked a TWA flight that same year.

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