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Guangtian Ha, a religion professor at Pennsylvania’s Haverford College, was arrested on Tuesday on charges that he cyberstalked a Jewish victim for months.
Among his alleged messages was “Jew, get the f*** out of my country.”
The federal indictment alleges that Ha sent roughly 50 messages from at least four X accounts between October 2025 and May 2026. He branded the victim a “Jew pig,” urged them to leave the country and the township, and wrote, “If jews are so special then they should also be placed in special camps and receive special treatments.”
Ha also exposed the victim’s address by posting a picture of their mailbox, the indictment says, and threatened their relatives, singling out a son by name.
Once the victim tightened security, Ha allegedly taunted them, “The goyim have woken up, jew. Run. Flee. Leave. Blurring your home on google map and installing a security camera next to your mailbox won’t help.”
Haverford President Wendy Raymond told the campus community that Ha is on administrative leave and banned from college grounds during the criminal proceedings. She described herself as “heartbroken and furious” about the accusations and condemned what she called “heinous online attacks, which were antisemitic in nature.”
Jews at Haverford named Ha in a 2024 antisemitism lawsuit, settled by the school in August, that accused him of targeting Jews “committed to Israel” in his posts. In one, Ha vowed he would “never forgive” community members who were “silent on this genocide or even tacitly support it,” and warned, “I know their names, and I know their faces.”
Haverford would not say whether Ha faced any discipline before his arrest over the lawsuit or other allegations of antisemitism on campus.
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