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Vandalism of University of Michigan peonies was in support of Palestine, police confirm

  • University of Michigan staff discovered vandalism at the campus peony garden early Sunday, June 1, 2025, involving cut blooms and flyers.
  • The damage stemmed from a political protest supporting Palestine amid the ongoing Israel-Gaza conflict beginning October 2023, with flyers urging greater backing.
  • About 250 peony plants, roughly one-third of the 800 plants in the nation's largest peony collection, lost most of their flowers on the garden's north side.
  • Approximately 100 flyers were found, bearing messages such as "Plant Lives Don’t Matter, Human Lives Do" and another stating that the well-being of Palestinian lives should be prioritized over flowers.
  • University officials condemned the vandalism, urged constructive community dialogue, and police are investigating while seeking information to identify suspects.
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Michigan Live broke the news in Michigan, United States on Monday, June 2, 2025.
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