Protest at UTA Vice Chairman's Home
UTA Vice Chairman Jay Sures' Brentwood home was vandalized by protesters, organized by Graduate Students for Justice in Palestine at UCLA. Sures believes he was targeted due to his support for Israel and outspoken Jewish identity. The protesters left bloody handprints on his garage door and were dispersed by police.
Key Points
- Protest organized by Graduate Students for Justice in Palestine at UCLA
- Sures believes he was targeted due to his support for Israel and Jewish identity
- Protesters left bloody handprints on Sures' garage door and dispersed by police
- Sures intends to press charges if protesters are identified
Pros
- Raises awareness of tensions regarding Israel-Palestine conflict
- Promotes discussion on freedom of speech and right to protest
Cons
- Vandalism and harassment of an individual's private property
- Creates fear and intimidation for the targeted individual and their family