The Muslim Student Union (or Association), founded in the early ’60s by the Muslim Brotherhood — which also birthed the terrorist organization Hamas — continues to expand unhampered on campuses across the world.

Aaron Elias analyzes the psychological basis for the MSU’s militant, deeply vicious anti-Zionist and anti-Semitic rhetoric:

The MSU is a radical student organization before anything else, even before Islam. Its members have totally and completely fallen in love with the image of the rebel, of collecting the general populace to rise up and strike down an oppressor. Not necessarily all the causes they protest for are wrong, but there is certainly a pattern among them all. If there is a power to rebel against, if there is an authoritative figure to fight, if there is an oppressor to struggle against, you can count on the MSU to be there. For example, the MSU has passionately organized against the UC system budget cuts as well as the arrests of the 11 students who attempted to silence Ambassador Michael Oren.