Zionist. 🇮🇱 Director of Research @NAVIvalues
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Mika Hackner retweeted
"O Allah, count them, kill them one by one, and leave none of them."
Here are 44 clips of imams from the Islamic Center of Detroit — where Abdul El-Sayed worships — promoting murder.
The federal government has given the mosque over $45 million since 2017
Mika Hackner retweeted
I've been collecting radical sermons from one of @AbdulElSayed's favorite mosques, the Islamic Center of Detroit (ICD). From the hundreds of examples gathered, almost 50 include open praise for jihad and the mujahideen, along with open supplications for the slaughter of Israelis.
"Burn them" .... "kill them one by one" ... "tear them apart."
This is perhaps one of the most dangerous, concentrated collections I've seen in over a decade of counter-extremism work.
The ICD has been in the news recently because U.S. Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed is reportedly a congregant.
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Mika Hackner retweeted
Two years of investigation. A documented record. Action at the federal level.
NAVI’s investigation into Philadelphia’s public schools has gone beyond exposing serious concerns. It brought evidence to lawmakers, prompted federal scrutiny, and helped put antisemitism, educator misconduct, and curriculum concerns on the record.
Because when the institutions entrusted with educating our children fail to protect them, documenting the problem is only the beginning. Accountability must follow.
Mika Hackner retweeted
“High schoolers are being led into a dangerous, violent ideology by groups associated with terrorist organizations.” - NAVI Director of Research @MikaHackner
🚨 We uncovered a secret summer camp where American teens wave Hezbollah flags and study global terror tactics.
Read the report in the @nypost: nypost.com/2026/10/10/us-new…
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More on TAG-Philly and the individuals listed above from @NAVIvalues here: navik12tracker.substack.com/…
Mika Hackner retweeted
🚨 Why is UPenn’s Graduate School of Ed hosting lunatics from TAG (Teacher Activist Groups) Philly?
TAG-Philly says teachers should be "political actors" and includes the following radicals and antisemites in its network:
1. Ant Smith: wrote "I don’t have time to condemn Hamas," called October 7th "the chickens coming home to roost," and pushed the antisemitic conspiracy theory that the media is "Jewish owned."
2. Hannah Gann: pulled from the classroom after lying about being a Palestinian and Tunisian woman of color.
3. Geo Maher: resigned from Drexel after tweeting he wanted "white genocide."
4. Adam Sanchez: published and taught lessons urging students to place 10/7 "in context" so they understand why Hamas carried out the massacre. He has also publicly mocked concerns about antisemitism in his curriculum.
5. Christopher Rogers: described the goal as working through K-12 education to turn students into "revolutionaries."
Why is @PennGSE giving this extremist network legitimacy and access to future teachers?
Universities should train educators to teach children how to think, not help radicals turn classrooms into recruiting grounds for Marxism, antisemitism and Hamas apologism.
Mika Hackner retweeted
Are you aware of what your child’s school is allowing on October 7th? High school students in multiple states are planning coordinated walkouts backed by Revolutionary Youth.
This youth group is part of the Anti-Imperialist Front-USA, a coalition advocating for violent revolution, and collaborates with groups tied to the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP) – a U.S.-designated terror organization.
Is your child’s school on their list? Find out at the NAVI K-12 Extremism Tracker: navik12tracker.substack.com/…
Mika Hackner retweeted
Such important stuff from @HoffmanJess about work that @TheGSDGroup and @NAVIvalues have done in PA.
jns.org/news/u-s-news/pennsy…
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More here: city-journal.org/article/han…
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Philadelphia has a problem: a network of radical activists targeting the city’s K-12 students while school districts fail to act.
The latest example? The "Palestinian Rachel Dolezal" - Hannah Gann.
She should have been removed from the classroom years ago. Instead, it took her admitting she was a fraud.
Mika Hackner retweeted
How bad is antisemitism in Philadelphia’s K-12 schools? So bad lawmakers held a hearing on it.
Shocking testimony included:
- Antisemitic incidents hidden as “graffiti” or “harassment”
- Jewish students called “dirty Jew” and pelted with pennies
- Teachers recruiting students into anti-Israel Signal chats
Mika Hackner retweeted
Revolutionary Youth chapters are springing up in high schools across the country and planning a mass walkout "for Palestine" on October 7.
Revolutionary Youth is affiliated with the Anti-Imperialist Front-USA, a "Marxist-Leninist-Maoist-Communist Party."
AIF-USA has held an "anti-imperialist" summer camp for Revolutionary Youth members. AIF-USA says it members must learn from Hezbollah and praises October 7.
Revolutionary Youth has coordinated actions and held meetings with groups identified as part of the PFLP-linked network in the United States.
For more on this story and others , follow our NAVI K-12 Extremism Tracker.
navik12tracker.substack.com/…
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Our Chief Program Officer, Dana Stangel-Plowe lays out why NAVI is asking the University of Pennsylvania to address the substance of its “Teaching Beyond September 11th” curriculum.
We believe students deserve historically rigorous, factually complete educational materials—particularly when those materials carry the name and authority of a major university.
Read Dana's full post and NAVI's letter to Penn below.
25 years later, what are children learning about 9/11?
Two weeks ago, I wrote in @CityJournal about Penn's “Teaching Beyond September 11th” curriculum — a resource that omits key facts about the attacks, says nothing about al-Qaeda’s ideology that motivated the attacks, presents contested political claims as settled fact, and repeatedly steers students toward activism.
Mika Hackner retweeted
Taxpayer-funded teacher training shouldn’t come with an ideological script.
Yet Chicago teachers are being paid to participate in a workshop series that presents a deeply distorted view of Zionism—and they’re being asked how they’ll bring these ideas into their K–12 classrooms.
This isn’t just a teachers’ union event. Public institutions are helping legitimize and credential it.
We dug into the curriculum, facilitators, speakers, and classroom components.
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I highly suggest reading the article as well to get all the insane details. The video is tame by comparison. freebeacon.com/america/phila…
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🚨 Radical Organizers Are Seeding Philadelphia’s Public Schools With Revolutionary Ideology
The W.E.B. Du Bois Movement School for Abolition & Reconstruction doesn’t describe revolution as a historical curiosity.
In a new seminar series with Haymarket Books, Geo Maher says, “We study the world to change it,” explaining that the school looks to past revolutions to “set the collective present into motion” and find “radical inspiration to continue the struggle moving forward.”
Maher then turns from revolutionary history to present-day organizing strategy, discussing the need to “confront an enemy,” move when necessary, and also hold territory. He points to Palestine encampments and Occupy Wall Street as examples, then asks how refusing to move can itself become “revolutionary.”
The school says its Philadelphia network now includes more than 350 organizers dedicated to “revolutionary abolition.” The video itself is part of a Haymarket series. But the organization’s influence does not stop there.
The @FreeBeacon recently documented the Movement School’s partnership with the School District of Philadelphia, including “Liberation Symposium” events attended by more than 150 students, some as young as seventh grade. The organization has also spoken openly about building a “revolutionary pipeline” for K-12 students.
When most Americans think of Philadelphia public schools, they probably picture Abbott Elementary. They probably don’t picture radical organizers with an explicitly revolutionary mission being welcomed into the school system and given direct access to students.
Mika Hackner retweeted
Our children need to learn the truth about what happened on 9/11. We can no longer assume schools will teach it. Thank you, @CityJournal, for publishing.
What Are We Teaching Children About 9/11?
@dstangelplowe on instructional materials that criticize America’s response to terrorism instead of informing students about the ideology and perpetrators of the attacks: city-journal.org/article/911…
Mika Hackner retweeted
I attended the Socialism 2026 conference over Labor Day weekend in Chicago. @thestustustudio and I covered everything we saw on the livestream and in-person for @CityJournal. city-journal.org/article/soc…
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I should have guessed @NAVIvalues would sneak into Socialism 2026 too! 🥷
Fantastic piece from my favorite Substack. I’m especially glad they made it to Kobi Guillory’s panel, featuring the CTU teacher and FRSO member just days after his arrest.
NAVI was at the 2026 Socialism Conference.
What we heard: A Chicago Teachers Union leader on the need for "revolutionary violence," Palestinian "resistance" in Pre-K, and "anti-racist" Holocaust education.
Read the Full Story:
navik12tracker.substack.com/…
