Georgetown University has a problem that goes beyond mere ideological bias and straight into the realm of moral rot. It’s bad enough that the school rolls out the red carpet for convicted terrorists, as we’ve seen with Ribhi Karajah. But it turns out Georgetown isn’t just hosting terrorist sympathizers—it’s educating them.
Meet Mapheze Ahmad Yousef Saleh, a graduate student at Georgetown’s Center for Contemporary Arab Studies (CCAS) and, more notably, the daughter of Hamas commander Ahmed Yousef, who served as a top adviser to Ismail Haniyeh, Hamas’s political leader.
Who Is Her Father?
To understand the gravity of this situation, let’s examine Ahmed Yousef, Saleh’s father. He was not some mid-level bureaucrat in Hamas—he was one of its most senior figures, serving as an advisor to Ismail Haniyeh, formerly the group’s leader and one of its most infamous figures until his assassination in July 2024.
Haniyeh was killed in an explosion in Tehran, Iran, in an operation widely attributed to Israeli intelligence. Under his leadership, Hamas orchestrated countless terror attacks, launched thousands of rockets at Israeli civilians, and maintained close ties…
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