Attacker convicted in 2024 antisemitic hate crime at DePaul sentenced to nearly two years in prison
The attack, which was premeditated, left one of the victims with a brain injury and his friend with a broken wrist that required surgery.
Kasem Noubani, a 24-year-old man from the Chicago area, was sentenced to nearly two years in prison for his role in a 2024 antisemitic hate crime at DePaul University. The attack, which left an IDF reservist and Jewish student injured, was premeditated and captured on security cameras. Noubani pleaded guilty to the charges and was sentenced to 600 days in prison. The victim, Max Long, suffered memory loss and a brain injury months after the attack.
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