Anti-Israel activists vandalize Jewish UC regent’s home with red handprints on walls

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A group of anti-Israel students from the University of California, Los Angeles vandalized the home of a top school official on Wednesday, according to authorities.

Early Wednesday morning, about 70 people affiliated with a pro-Palestinian UCLA group called Graduate Students for Justice in Palestine gathered at the University of California Regent Jay Sures’s home. The activists, who covered their faces with masks, were gathered to “demand divestment from corporations directly involved in the oppression and genocide of the Palestinian people,” according to a statement from the group.

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