Pro-Hamas activists vandalize the Seattle home of Amazon CEO Andy Jassy

The video of the alleged vandalism was posted to the same Instagram account that crowed over vandalizing the private home and university residence of Ana Marie Cauce, president of the University of Washington.

Radicals wearing masks and gloves claimed to have egged and spray painted Jassy’s house in the early hours of Halloween morning.

The video shows the vandals spray painting the area in front of Jassy’s home with the phrases “Free Palestine,” “F*ck Andy Jassy,” and “Stop Project Nimbus,” a cloud computing project between Israel and Amazon Web Services. The activists want Amazon to divest from Israel and end Project Nimbus.

Activists doxed Jassy’s address on Instagram and wrote, “Need a new place to dump your trash, paint, eggs, silly string, or any other undesirable objects? Look no further than… Seattle - the home of Amazon CEO Andy Jassy.”

The activists added, “Seattlites specifically, and all people in the so-called US have a unique position to disrupt big tech like Amazon, Google, Microsoft, and Meta, and the companies and people who are complicit in and actively profiting off of genocide deserve no peace.”

Earlier this month, Palestinian Islamic Jihad terrorists released a new video of 29-year-old Alexander “Sasha” Troufanov, an Amazon employee who was taken hostage on Oct. 7, 2023. The terrorists forced him to plead for a cease-fire deal in the propaganda video after 404 days in captivity. Amazon has been silent on his abduction.

Last week, the private home and car of the University of Washington’s president was vandalized with antisemitic graffiti. A video posted to the same Instagram account that claimed again to be from an "anonymous submission," and showed the vandals clad in black bloc painting red triangles on the house, which are used to symbolize targeting Israeli soldiers and Jews, writing “Free Palestine,” pouring red paint to symbolize blood, and spray painting Ana Marie Cauce is complicit in genocide.

A caption read, “President Cauce how do you sleep at night? You will not know peace until you meet the demands of our movement. The clock is ticking.”

A spokesperson for the University of Washington told The Ari Hoffman Show on Talk Radio 570 KVI in a statement, “Overnight, several masked perpetrators did significant damage to President Cauce’s home and car, including slashing her car’s tires and painting pro-Hamas symbols.”

He added, “Hill-Crest, the official residence of the UW president, which was donated to the UW in 1931 by the Walker-Ames Family, was also vandalized on Oct. 28.”

Police have not made public any suspects in the targeted vandalism attacks.