A Tel Aviv University dorm room was vandalized this week, with someone covering the dorm room door with blood-red handprints and a bold PLM, standing for Palestinian Lives Matter, The Jerusalem Post has learned.
The vandalism took place in the Broshim dormitory on the door belonging to a Jewish student. However, by Wednesday afternoon, the door was scrubbed clean, though traces of red paint remain, according to Kyle Desrosiers, an intern with TAU Madrichim.
While it is unclear who is behind this incident, Desrosiers reflects growing disturbing trends at the university.
"There are really disturbing things I'm seeing, reading on social media and group chats, and hearing from friends about violence and harassment experienced by both Jewish Israelis and Arab Israelis who live in this dorm," he said.
Other students also expressed shock at the incident.