The historical action of the American University, where the martyr “Rachel Cory” studied, against Israel
| Following weeks of student protests in the United States, now in a historic move, the American university known as the place of education of martyr Rachel Kory, the supporter of Palestine, decided to cut off financial cooperation with Zionist companies. |
According to Mehr News Agency, Now that the waves of student protest against the Zionists have spread almost all over the United States, and the demonstrations of pro-Palestinian students as the most important anti-Israel movement in the history of the United States in dozens of American and European universities strongly demand the end of the war in Gaza, a cease-fire, and the lack of support from the palace rulers. The Zionists have become white against the Palestinians, the university supporters of Palestine are witnessing the blossoming of the fruits of this holy uprising.
In this connection, after weeks of student protests in American universities against the Zionist regime, an important American university for the first time voluntarily stopped financial cooperation with Zionist companies.
Al-Mayadeen news base, quoting news media in America, announced that Rachel Curry College at Evergreen University in the state of Washington joined the queue to cut off cooperation with Sponsors of Israeli companies announced for the first time and in a historic decision that it will end its investment with “Israeli” companies as the first American university.
According to Al-Mayadeen, this is a historic action because Rachel Cory, an active student martyred for the cause of Palestine, studied at this university.
According to this report, by signing an agreement with pro-Palestinian students, the administrators of the Evergreen State College in Washington pledged that in a clear and serious action to realize a truce and stop the war in Gaza, with companies that support Israel that violate “Gross human rights” by “Israel” and the occupation of Palestine, stop cooperating.
In its signed memorandum in support of Palestine, this American college committed to end student study trips to “Israel” and to launch scholarship policies in the form of scholarships for the police.
These protests are held in a situation where six months have passed since the Zionist regime’s war against Gaza, and more than 35,000 Palestinians were martyred and thousands more were injured, and most of the victims are women and children.
