New York City’s subway system has fallen victim to a disturbing act of vandalism perpetrated by Hamas sympathizers.

A radical anti-Israel group calling themselves the Transit Liberation Front (TLF) on Tuesday claimed it had targeted multiple subway turnstiles and damaged 10 contactless fare payment systems across the city. With an estimated $40,000 in damage, they justified their actions by alleging that the Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) has ties to Israel through its contract with Cubic, a prominent multinational public transport equipment manufacturer.

“If your city has a public transportation system, it is likely to be linked to Cubic. Chicago’s Ventra system, London’s Oyster, the Breeze card in Atlanta, and countless other systems inside and outside of the US are all Cubic endeavors,” TLF wrote on X.

“This database, of course, will soon be open to Zionist security forces through DHS’s Enhanced Border Security Partnership, which promises rapid mutual biometric intelligence sharing among the Zionist entity, US, UK, and EU.”

Disturbingly, TLF provided instructions on how to disable subway turnstile systems using heavy hammers and protective gear.

“There is no safety under occupation, and we are indeed living on occupied territory,” TLF warned. “We may not yet face the same violence in the metropole as we see at the margins, but, as the resistance grows and the intifada is globalized, they are certainly getting ready in case we get too rowdy, too ungovernable. We are the frogs in the slowly heating pot.”

TLF also revealed that their vandalism was inspired by a call from another Hamas-loving organization based in Atlanta called the Black Revolutionaries, who called for a “summer of resistance” against the United States and Israel.