Arrest of 1000 American students protesting the crimes of the Zionists
| More than a thousand American students protesting the crimes of the Zionist regime against the Palestinian people were arrested by the US police. |
Also, according to the American media, demonstrations on the campus of the University of California About the war in Gaza, it turned into a conflict between pro-Palestinian protesters and a group of pro-Israeli supporters.
The newspaper of this university reported that after the supporters of Israel were trying to tear down and destroy one of the tents of the pro-Palestinian protesters, a conflict broke out between the two groups and finally the police had to intervene.
The published images also indicate that People with sticks or poles attacked the wooden boards installed as a temporary barrier to protect the pro-Palestinian protesters.
Los Angeles Police Department also in a statement on the network Social X said: Due to numerous violent actions among the protesters on the university campus, police officers responded to the request of UCLA University officials and entered the university to restore public order and security.
in In the early hours of this morning, also hundreds of police forces entered the university campus with the aim of suppressing the students who are sitting at Columbia University and ending the sit-in.
The attack of the police officers was accompanied by a conflict and the arrest of a number of students in the initial moments; before this incident, the Columbia University Professors Association made a statement regarding the consequences of the intervention of the forces The police and dealing with the students had warned the university administration.
Meanwhile, the president of Columbia University has asked the New York police to remain on the campus until the 17th of this month to prevent students from setting up tents again.
More than 100 protesters were also arrested at Columbia University and City College of New York on Tuesday night.
Police will arrest all protesters who enter a building They took over the student dormitory at Columbia University, took it out of the building.
But the representative of the protesting students said: Despite the continued presence of the police, the protests will continue in the university .
ABC News also reported that the police charged those arrested at Columbia University with third-degree robbery.
Police arrested dozens of people at City College of New York and are dismantling the protesters’ tents.
The University of California also called the protesters’ camps illegal and demanded their dismantling and evacuation.
Professors of Columbia University in New York also formed a human chain to protect the protesting students supporting the Palestinian nation in Gaza.
The police attack on the campus comes after Columbia University officials announced yesterday that they will begin suspending pro-Palestinian student protesters who do not leave their campus protest camps.
This decision was announced after the Ivy League, which is the most famous private student group in the United States, announced a deadlock in negotiations with the protesters to end these demonstrations.
American police also resorted to pepper spray to remove students protesting the Gaza war at the University of Texas from the campus.
The American media reported that the American police resorted to force to disperse the student sit-in in support of Gaza at the University of Virginia.
wave of support protests It has spread from Palestine to American university campuses after the arrest of hundreds of protesters at Columbia University, and after spreading to most universities in this country, it is spreading to universities in other countries.
Protests from Columbia University in New York started on April 17, and the protesting students demanded the termination of the university’s relationship with the Israeli institutions involved in the Gaza war. Protesters in other universities have similar demands.
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