#UScampusprotests #PalestineSolidarity
Pro-Palestinian protesters face police crackdowns at US universities as photojournalists share powerful images. From peaceful encampments to tense arrests, the student journalists capture the intensity of the demonstrations. read more
#UCLAProtests #PalestineSolidarity
Pro-Palestine protests at UCLA continue after a clash with riot police. New York police also arrested over 300 protesters at Columbia University. Activists anticipate crackdown with protective gear while chanting "we're not leaving." read more
#USCampusProtests #PalestineSolidarity
Police have arrested over 1,300 pro-Palestinian demonstrators at 30 US campuses, demanding end to ties with Israel. University protests escalate, including confrontations at Columbia, Cuny, Fordham, UCLA, and University of Arizona. read more
#CaliforniaProtests #PalestineSolidarity
Pro-Palestinian protesters at California State Polytechnic University, Humboldt engaged in a stand-off with police, leading to arrests and the clearing of occupied buildings due to demonstrations over the Gaza conflict. read more
#UniversityProtests #PalestineSolidarity
Approximately half of the individuals arrested at University of Texas protests were not affiliated with the institution, as revealed by administrators. The protests were organized by the Palestinian Solidarity Committee, with calls for university divestment from weapon suppliers to Israel. read more
#CampusProtests #PalestineSolidarity
The US sees campus protests over Israel-Gaza war with students demonstrating on prestigious campuses like Columbia University and UC Berkeley, expressing support for Palestine and condemning Israel. Protests feature demonstrations, marches, and occupations, sparking clashes and police arrests. read more
#ColumbiaProtests #PalestineSolidarity
Pro-Palestine protesters occupy Columbia University lawn, leading to arrests by the police as they called for divesting from corporations profiting from Israeli military actions in Gaza. Columbia University had introduced a policy in February for approved protest locations. read more