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_Published 2024-04-23. As the death toll from Israeli strikes on Gaza rises, encampments led by pro-Palestinian students on American college campuses are spreading. Despite disciplinary measures and police involvement, the demonstrations show no signs of stopping. Encampments have started on at least a dozen campuses, as student protesters demand for their universities to divest from companies that benefit from the Israeli occupation._


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English letters to the situation unfortunately bringing the police here. That was the last thing that the students wanted that the faculty one cuz that was very evident today and end in The Faculty walk out in support of those students to wear it and just be suspended and who where I also had rested b a y a n y p d now the climate on on on campus has changed law students before they were scared of of the University intimidation tactics because the university has it has used and has Unleashed a lot. It's kitty cats if they would send students emails in at nine 9 p.m. To come into investigation in the second day for for certain events.

They will send them notices of interim suspension. They would say thanks Ben, I'm here at Sonterra Apartments. Is that happens with with a good number of skus? So that's what the university did they kind of played. They meant business license plates having that like strong bringing struck Stone. I would say most students to join the movement today when the students will have the other lawn off of this of this University before the police came and arrested them. They were about 100 students inside. Today as you can see there is much more dangerous. The climate has changed and now we have more and more confident that we would be able to achieve our team and I'm not doing this for the pictures of the flashes not doing this to hear my own voice and I'm doing this so they break this wall and tear.

Working to maintain a presence and to demand of the University divest from Western corporations. And from the Israeli occupation. Anti-Semitism is never okay, and that's absolutely not we stand for and that's why there are so many Jewish, and that are here with us today. I know for a fact that we have followed Jewish students are at NYU that are out there today that are organizing that are putting themselves on the line. It's about life in this is about preserving the lice and defending Palestinian lights that are under attack right now. America's Best Travis Berlin Zionist entity and all around the world and the implant is parasitic roots in the ideas of the creative with them.

There is no an appropriate time to talk about Palestine.

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