Adam Guillette, the president of Accuracy in Media, was targeted at his Florida home when a team of SWAT officers visited his place twice over the weekend. He had recently made a public display on mobile billboard trucks of student names from 31 Harvard organizations that blamed Israel for the Hamas attack.

Guillette was traveling out of town with his wife for a wedding in Texas when the two separate incidents occurred.

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The first incident occurred early Friday morning.

"Law enforcement got a phone call that I had a gun to my wife's head. They were dispatched, as they had to, with rifles and went into my home," Guillette said to WMAL on Monday morning.

The second incident of SWAT officers being dispatched to his home happened on Sunday afternoon.

"It's a great reminder of the horrible people we are dealing with. We are exposing the names of Hamas supporters at Harvard, and their response is to try to get me killed with a death by cop. These are wild times," he said.

Guillette, who is Jewish, said he's working with a legal team to try to trace back the SWAT call to figure out who was behind it, and the local police department is "being very cooperative."

"When the second incident happened, they called me and asked my permission to go in to check the home," he said.

Guillette says he has received nonstop threatening emails, phone calls, and social media posts for highlighting the pro-Hamas letter signers at Harvard.

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AIM's president also visited Columbia University and the University of Pennsylvania to expose antisemitism on their campuses.

Following the letter by student organizations, many CEOs vowed never to hire any of the signers.