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0:44Now PlayingThe New York University law student leader who lost a prestigious job offer after sending an incendiary pro-Hamas message — and now faces removal as the president of the school’s Student Bar Association — was caught on camera in New York City obscuring posters of hostages in the Israel-Hamas war.
Ryna Workman, who wrote that Israel bears “full responsibility” for the bloodshed in the bar association newsletter, was spotted covering up hostage posters Tuesday — just after defending their incendiary rhetoric in an interview with ABC News.
Workman, who identifies as non-binary and uses they and them pronouns, said speaking out was a matter of standing up for “Palestinian human rights,” and declined to answer a question about having empathy for murdered Israelis.
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