US EditionNYC campus extends remote classes amid Gaza protests
- Over 100 pro-Palestinian student demonstrators at Columbia University protested the war and demanded divestment from companies with ties to Israel, following similar protests at UT Austin.
- Texas state troopers confronted pro-Palestinian protesters at UT Austin, aiming to divest from companies tied to Israel.
- Four individuals were arrested at the UT Austin protest by police, while Columbia University extended talks with protesters for 48 hours to avoid further confrontation.
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Protest camps, arrests, visits to politicians: The mood at Columbia University in New York is heated. Opinions about the war in Gaza diverge. The conflict is becoming more and more a problem for teaching. By Charlotte Voß.[more]
Over 100 pro-Palestine protesters arrested in Texas, California as campus wars intensify
The University of Texas in Austin sent a letter to organizers explaining that it would not permit the protest against Israel to take place, but hundreds of pro-Palestinians gathered to demonstrate on campus. Texas' governor said that the protesters 'belong in jail'; 93 protesters were arrested in University of Southern Califronia
Pro-Palestinian protests are not starting to settle down at American universities, but even outside the borders of the States, tensions are rising. In Paris, at the prestigious Sciences Po faculty, law enforcement intervened one night on one of the campuses to evacuate the premises occupied by students who were demonstrating solidarity with the Palestinian people by demanding an immediate ceasefire in the Gaza Strip. In Los Angeles, on the other…
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