Tarek Bazrouk loves assaulting Jews. Hobbies include knitting macrame suicide vests for little kids, breaking synagogue windows and screaming at Westerners. He likes long walks to jihad and longs to gang rape Jewish girls at a rave. Scorpio.
Unmasking a Serial Antisemitic Aggressor in New York City
Mar 28, 2025
Months ago, Tarek Bazrouk was arrested after punching a Jewish student in the face and stealing his Israeli flag at a protest near Columbia University. The incident was caught on camera and led to charges of third-degree robbery as a hate crime. It wasn’t the first time Bazrouk had attacked a Jewish student—and it wasn’t random. His escalating behavior traces directly to his close involvement with Within Our Lifetime, a group known for mainstreaming antisemitic rhetoric and glorifying violence against Jews.
Profile Summary
Name: Tarek Bazrouk
Age: 20 (as of December 2024)
Residence: Manhattan, New York
Affiliation: Active participant and organizer with Within Our Lifetime — a radical anti-American, pro-Jihadi, anti-Jewish group frequently involved in anti-Israel protests across New York City.
Known For: Multiple assaults against Jewish individuals; incitement during anti-Israel protests
Legal Status: Arrested and charged with third-degree robbery as a hate crime
Background and Affiliations
Tarek Bazrouk is not simply a protest attendee — he is an active member of Within Our Lifetime, a group known for its increasingly violent rhetoric and participation in antisemitic demonstrations. Bazrouk has helped organize and lead chants at numerous events, many of which have devolved into confrontational or outright violent episodes targeting visibly Jewish individuals.
His proximity to Columbia University and continued presence at high-tension protests surrounding the school have made him a repeat figure in several known incidents.
Documented Incidents
December 9, 2024: Assault During Columbia University Protest
During an anti-Israel protest near Columbia University, Bazrouk confronted a 22-year-old Jewish student who was displaying an Israeli flag. The verbal altercation escalated when Bazrouk made antisemitic remarks, forcibly seized the flag, and punched the student in the face before fleeing the scene. He was later arrested and charged with third-degree robbery as a hate crime.
April 2024: Physical Attack on Columbia University Campus
In a separate incident earlier that year, Bazrouk reportedly told a Jewish student at Columbia University to “kill yourself” and then kicked him in the stomach. The NYPD later confirmed Bazrouk had been charged with assault for this physical attack, which caused injury to the victim’s abdomen.
Legal Proceedings and Community Response
Bazrouk’s December assault reached the highest levels of state leadership. New York Governor Kathy Hochul publicly responded to the incident on X (formerly Twitter), stating: “I’m horrified by this antisemitic attack on a Columbia student. I spoke with the student and assured him that we will do everything in our power to hold the perpetrator accountable.”
Bazrouk’s actions — including two separate antisemitic assaults — brought widespread condemnation from Jewish organizations, elected officials, and students. While Columbia University issued statements denouncing hate speech and violence, Jewish students reported increasing fear about walking on campus wearing visible signs of their identity.
Despite the arrests, Within Our Lifetime continued to platform Bazrouk at subsequent events. His continued affiliation underscores the dangerous role that certain extremist organizations play in mainstreaming antisemitic violence under the banner of political protest.
Conclusion
Tarek Bazrouk isn’t just another protester. He’s a repeat offender with a pattern of violent behavior, empowered by a movement that routinely blurs the line between anti-Zionism and overt Jew hatred.
His case should not be remembered just for its vile footage or legal outcome — but as a warning of what happens when hate is allowed to masquerade as activism.
Will Tarek Bazrouk fade into obscurity, or will we see him again—more radicalized, more emboldened, and more dangerous than before?
Welcome to #TheList, Tarek! We will do all we can to make sure you are never employable in New York or anywhere else moral, civilized people reside.
Thank you. One more for the list. Ammunition is expensive - do not waste it. This scumbag is an oxygen thief as he breathes air that can be better used by good people. His oxygen supply just needs to be stopped. Plastic bag will do the trick.
The walking PoS needs to be the recipient of multiple high speed metallic implants.
Thank you. One more for the list. Ammunition is expensive - do not waste it. This scumbag is an oxygen thief as he breathes air that can be better used by good people. His oxygen supply just needs to be stopped. Plastic bag will do the trick.