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UPenn student who praised ‘glorious’ Hamas terror attack later arrested for stealing Israeli flag
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0:56Now PlayingA University of Pennsylvania student who proclaimed she felt “empowered and happy” on the day Hamas terrorists launched their deadly attack against Israeli civilians has since been busted for stealing an Israeli flag on campus, according to reports.
Tara Tarawneh — a 2020 graduate of King’s Academy in Madaba, Jordan — was arrested Nov. 4 for allegedly stealing an Israeli flag from the front of a Campus Apartments house near the Ivy League campus, the Daily Pennsylvanian reported last week.
The Philadelphia District Attorney’s Office charged Tarawneh — who once penned a column decrying “settler colonialism” as a “violent machine” — with theft and receiving stolen property stemming from the Oct. 28 incident, the outlet reported.
Tarawneh gave a hate-filled speech at a Philadelphia rally last month, with video of her addressing the pro-Palestinian crowd going viral, the Daily Pennsylvanian, Penn’s independent student-run media organization, confirmed.
“I remember feelings so empowered and happy, so confident that victory was near and so tangible,” she tells a crowd about the monstrous Oct. 7 attack.
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