Senate Launches Investigation Into American Muslims for Palestine Over Alleged Hamas Ties

Senator Bill Cassidy demands records from AMP and universities on anti-Israel campus protests and alleged terrorist affiliations.

Senator Bill Cassidy announced a formal Senate investigation into American Muslims for Palestine (AMP) and its alleged connections to Hamas, a U.S.-designated terrorist organization.
The Pensions Committee has requested detailed records from AMP leadership, including its chairman Hatem Bazian, regarding financial and logistical support for campus protests.
Letters were sent to several universities, including Columbia, UCLA, and George Washington, seeking information about Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP) and their ties to AMP.
The investigation is part of broader federal efforts to address rising antisemitism and potential terrorist ties linked to anti-Israel protests on U.S. college campuses.
AMP has previously refused to comply with court orders to disclose financial records, raising concerns about transparency and alleged misuse of funds.