Michigan Regent’s Home Vandalized in Antisemitic Attack

Jordan Acker's house and car were targeted with pro-Palestinian graffiti and vandalism, marking the third such incident this year.

Jordan Acker, a Jewish University of Michigan regent, awoke to shattered windows and antisemitic graffiti on his car, including phrases like 'Divest' and 'Free Palestine' and a Hamas-associated symbol.
The attack, which occurred early Monday morning, involved mason jars filled with urine being thrown through the home's windows while Acker's family was inside.
This is the third time Acker has been targeted this year, following similar incidents at his law office and home by individuals opposing the university's refusal to divest from Israel.
The University of Michigan condemned the attack as a 'clear act of antisemitic intimidation' and called for solidarity against bigotry and violence.
Law enforcement is investigating the incident, with video evidence showing two individuals near the property at the time of the vandalism.