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of course it'extremists, but i e media environment that we live in, especially due to social media, theare always accentuated. so of course there are pro-palestiniantudents that have nuanced views of the conflict in certainly jewish students and others that are more moderate. but i think that what happens is that the extremists kind of tend to take hold and get the most attention. host:lk to students or the people that you interviewed, to what sense do nuance of the history that was going on in theto what sense di? guest: it's mixed, of course. there's plenty of students that are studying this conflict on campuses and seeking out professors and literature to teach them. but then surprisingly, what i found surprising was that you talk to and ask them where they are getting their information and how they are learning about this conflict, some of these universities have great scholars who have studied this history and the history of this conflict and get answers of well, we don't trust the media and we don't trust our professors, so we do our own research. that was surprising in a bit conc

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