(TJV NEWS) Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP), a campus organization long criticized for its anti-Israel stance, is drawing condemnation for openly echoing Hamas’ language in calling for violence against Palestinians accused of cooperating with Israel, NY Post reported.

In an Instagram post on Oct. 12, the group mourned Gaza influencer Saleh al-Jafarawi, who celebrated the Oct. 7 terror attacks, calling him a “martyr” and repeating Hamas’ refrain of “death to all collaborators,” NY Post reported.

Al-Jafarawi was killed Sunday amid clashes between Hamas and a rival Palestinian faction, the Doghmush clan.

The post included an image emblazoned with red-tinted text reading, “LONG LIVE SALEH AL-JARAWI” and “DEATH TO THE OCCUPATION. DEATH TO COLLABORATORS,” mirroring the rhetoric used by the terror group in its recent public executions, NY Post reported.

“Three days after the ceasefire deal announcement, journalist Saleh Al-Jafarawi was martyred by the Zionist-proxy Doghmoush clan,” SJP wrote online, framing the killing as part of a broader ideological fight. The group continued, “Saleh’s martyrdom is a testament to the fact that the fight against Zionism in all its manifestations — from the IOF to its collaborators — must continue,” using the acronym for “Israeli Occupation Forces,” NY Post reported.

Hamas has carried out at least a dozen public executions in Gaza in recent weeks, targeting men accused of collaborating with Israel. Those accused have been blindfolded, forced to their knees, and shot on video — actions that have drawn international condemnation. SJP’s social media tribute has alarmed critics who say the student organization is normalizing and supporting terrorism, NY Post reported.

The group’s messaging comes in the immediate wake of President Donald Trump’s peace deal, highlighting how certain campus organizations are aligning their rhetoric with terror groups’ propaganda, critics warn.