Published 10 days ago

Israeli protesters are back on their feet. Missing is a unified voice.

Anti-Israel protests on U.S. College campuses have led top universities like Princeton, MIT, and Harvard to move classes online due to safety concerns for Jewish students.
Texas police intervened at the University of Texas at Austin after chaos ensued from anti-Israel protests, resulting in student arrests and dispersal orders.
Demonstrators aimed to stop Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's reforms before the Gaza war, seeking to protect democracy as noted by Professor Tamar Hermann.

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The Epoch Times

Police Arrest Anti-Israel Protesters on University of Texas Austin Campus

Law enforcement officers on Wednesday arrested several people participating in an anti-Israel protest on the University of Texas at Austin campus, The Daily Texan reported on X. One of those arrested is reportedly affiliated with the university. Hundreds of UT-Austin students gathered outside of Greg Gym after walking out of class in protest of Israel’s strikes on Gaza. They demanded that the university divest from manufacturers that supply weap…

9 days ago·New York, United States

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Anadolu Ajansı

Israeli police evacuate Ben-Gvir from building besieged by protesters

Clashes erupt near Netanyahu's residence between police and protesters demanding release of hostages in Gaza - Anadolu Ajansı

9 days ago·Türkiye

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Al Jazeera

Protesters demand Israeli PM’s resignation

Families of Israelis held in Gaza staged a protest to mark 200 days since their relatives were taken.

10 days ago·Qatar

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Fox Business

Expensive Columbia, Yale tuition comes with anti-Israel protests

Anti-Israel protests with instances of antisemitic harassment by demonstrators on college campuses have driven multiple institutions of higher education to move classes online out of fear for the safety of Jewish students – many of whom are paying hefty tuition fees to attend.At Columbia University, where a "Gaza solidarity" encampment has now entered its second week, the total cost for attendance is $89,587 per school year, accounting for $68,4…

10 days ago·United States

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The Post Millennial

Texas police arrest UT Austin students attempting to set up anti-Israel Gaza Camp, Gov. Greg Abbott threatens more arrests

Hundreds of Texas State troopers police arrived on campus and issued orders to disperse.

10 days ago·Toronto, Canada

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The Christian Science Monitor

Israeli protesters are back on their feet. Missing is a unified voice.

Successful protest movements need unity and clarity. Israel’s pro-democracy demonstrations last year had that. Six months into the war in Gaza, the ranks of Israeli protesters are growing. But their agenda is overflowing.

10 days ago·Boston, United States

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