University of Washington president’s car, home vandalized with ‘vile graffiti’ amid Israel-Hamas war

Someone vandalized the home and car of the University of Washington's President Ana Mari Cauce Wednesday night.

According to a post on X around 12:47 p.m. Thursday from the UW Jewish Alumni, Cauce's home and car were vandalized Wednesday night with what they say was vile graffiti that read, ""

The alumni group condemned the act and looked to the Seattle Police Department and incoming Attorney General Nick Brown to find and prosecute the vandals.

KIRO 7 contacted a university spokesperson, UW campus police and Seattle PD to comment on the incident.

This story will be updated shortly.

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