Individuals

An increasingly hostile campus environment doesn’t just magically happen. Behind the encampment protests and the sometimes-violent university occupations are people driving the conversation. Activist Tracker maintains a growing database of individual case files documenting the faculty members, students, activists, and public figures shaping campus discourse around radical ideology, hostile activism, terror, and antisemitism.

Each entry lays out what these individuals are actually doing on campus: the petitions they sign, the demonstrations they support, the statements they make, the organizations they lead, and the social media posts they proudly put out into the world.

Hilah Kohen
📍 Philadelphia
🗺️ Pennsylvania
🏫 University of Pennsylvania (UPenn)
Anyone in the past years would have thought Ph.D. student Hilah Kohen was quite impressive academically. She was a UPenn graduate, language advocate, translator and writer. However, her life took an unpredictable turn, as her advocacy turned to hatred. Recently, she and three others have been suspended for their extremists' views aligning with US designated terrorist groups like Hamas.  
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Becca Khalil
📍 Philadelphia
🗺️ Pennsylvania
🏫 University of Pennsylvania (UPenn)
Becca Khalil has been involved in actions and online activity that normalize antisemitism and excuse terrorism. Her behavior reveals a pattern of hostility toward Jewish communities and indifference to victims of Hamas atrocities.
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Carmen Guerrero
📍 Philadelphia
🗺️ Pennsylvania
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Carmen Guerrero is not a student or faculty member, yet she has been a persistent presence at campus protests and disruptive events across Philadelphia. Her activism has amplified extremist rhetoric and contributed to an unsafe environment for Jewish students.
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Natalie Abulhawa
📍 Philadelphia
🗺️ Pennsylvania
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Natalie Abulhawa (also known as Natalie Abulhawa-Hackett) is an anti-Israel activist who has spread antisemitism, glorified the Hamas terror organization, and led multiple anti-Israel rallies in late 2023 and early 2024. She has also expressed support for terrorists and hatred of Zionists and Israel on social media.
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Omar Mussa
📍 Philadelphia
🗺️ Pennsylvania
🏫 University of Pennsylvania (UPenn)
Omar Mussa (also known as Omar Abdel Salam Saeed Dabbah Mussa) is an anti-Israel activist who organized and spoke at rallies following Hamas’s October 7, 2023 terror massacre. He has spread antisemitic rhetoric, participated in unlawful disruptions at state buildings, and aligned with extremist groups on Pennsylvania campuses and beyond.
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Becky Havivi
📍 Philadelphia
🗺️ Pennsylvania
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Becky Havivi has been a longtime leader in IfNotNow (INN) and other activist groups that target Jewish institutions, disrupt community spaces, and promote anti-Israel narratives. She has been arrested for disruptive protests, repurposed Jewish rituals to advance political agendas, coordinated campaigns against pro-Israel organizations, and fundraised for anti-Israel activism.
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Raphael Eissa
📍 New York City
🗺️ New York
🏫 Columbia University (Columbia)
Raphael Eissa, also known as Raphael Mina Eissa, has a long record of inciting violence, celebrating terrorism, spreading antisemitic conspiracy theories, and promoting hostility on campuses. He has praised Hamas on the very day it carried out atrocities against Israeli civilians, defended terror, harassed Jewish students, and used his leadership roles in Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP) to spread extremism across U.S. universities.
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Haade Ramadan
📍 Philadelphia
🗺️ Pennsylvania
🏫 University of Pennsylvania (UPenn)
Haade Ramadan has expressed support for Hamas terrorism, vandalized property during anti-Israel protests, harassed a Jewish student, and backed pro-Hamas encampments at Penn and Columbia University. His actions illustrate a clear pattern of extremist activism, intimidation, and antisemitism on campus.
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Dagmawi Woubshet
📍 Philadelphia
🗺️ Pennsylvania
🏫 University of Pennsylvania (UPenn)
Dagmawi “Dag” Woubshet, a professor at the University of Pennsylvania, has aligned himself with extremist activism on campus in the aftermath of Hamas’s October 7 terror attacks. He has spoken at rallies, participated in anti-Israel demonstrations, and expressed support for the pro-Hamas encampment at Penn. Rather than condemning terror, Woubshet has chosen to use his role as faculty to normalize hostility toward Jews and legitimize radical movements.
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Wunpini Mohammed
📍 Philadelphia
🗺️ Pennsylvania
🏫 University of Pennsylvania (UPenn)
Wunpini Mohammed, also known as Wunpini Fatimata Mohammed, expressed support for terrorism, called for Israel’s destruction, and spread hostility toward Israel in the wake of Hamas’s October 7 atrocities. Rather than condemning terror, Mohammed used her platform to glorify “resistance” and normalize extremist rhetoric.
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Margo Natalie Crawford
📍 Philadelphia
🗺️ Pennsylvania
🏫 University of Pennsylvania (UPenn)
Margo Natalie Crawford, chair of the Department of English and director of the Center for Africana Studies at the University of Pennsylvania, used her faculty position to participate in rallies that glorified Hamas violence and spread hostility toward Jewish students. Instead of condemning terrorism, Crawford chose to amplify antisemitic rhetoric and align herself with radical campus movements in the immediate aftermath of Hamas’s October 7 atrocities.
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Sameem Ahmadzai
📍 Philadelphia
🗺️ Pennsylvania
🏫 University of Pennsylvania (UPenn)
Sameem Ahmadzai, a student at the University of Pennsylvania, has openly aligned himself with extremist groups and celebrated terrorism in the wake of Hamas’s October 7 massacre of Israeli civilians. Rather than condemning mass murder and war crimes, Ahmadzai has used his platform on campus to glorify violence, spread antisemitic rhetoric, and attack Jewish identity under the guise of activism.
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