Georgetown University Investigates Anti-Israel Group That Invited Terrorist To Campus

Georgetown University is investigating a student organization’s plans to host a terrorist at its Washington, D.C. law school who was involved in the murder of an Israeli woman.

Georgetown Law Students for Justice in Palestine (LSJP) postponed its event slated for Tuesday honoring a convicted member of a Palestinian terrorist group amid “serious safety and security concerns,” the university told Jewish Insider. The student group has remained silent about the university’s probe and widespread outrage, instead blaming the cancellation on campus closures due to incoming snowy weather.

“Due to inclement weather, we expect the law school to close on Tuesday, Feb. 11,” reads a Monday Instagram post from LSJP, one day after the university notified the group that it was investigating the planned gathering. “Because of campus closure, we will not be able to hold our event that day.”

An anti-Israel student group under investigation by Georgetown University says it is cancelling an event featuring a convicted terrorist “due to inclement weather” on Monday, Feb. 10, 2025. (Instagram)

LSJP’s scheduled speaker, Ribhi Karajah, is a U.S. citizen who served three years in Israeli prison for his role in a bombing in the West Bank that killed a 19-year-old Israeli woman and injured her family members in 2019. LSJP lauded Karajah as a “student activist and former political prisoner” when announcing his talk in an Instagram post that it has since