A 25-year-old man affiliated with a pro-Palestinian group has been arrested and arraigned on charges related to a series of politically motivated vandalism incidents in Massachusetts. The suspect is accused of vandalizing the Massachusetts State House, MIT buildings, and a George Washington statue. Authorities also found homemade explosive devices in his possession. His mother was arrested for spitting on a police officer during the investigation and has attributed the situation to actions by the Israel Defense Forces (IDF). The suspect reportedly spray-painted messages such as "Death to the IDF" and threats on MIT property. Separately, pro-Palestinian activists vandalized the Virginia home of John Acree, acting director of the U.S. aid group Global Humanitarian Foundation (GHF), slashing tires and spray-painting "Death to GHF." The attacks appear to be linked to tensions over aid delivery to Palestinians in Gaza, with some activists opposing efforts to provide aid without Hamas involvement.