not only new york university were early in the morning and in cam french was broken by the police. students were arrested and removed from that location that also happened in another university in new school. and in parsons, at least 3 different schools. where the thing compliment that's we've been seeing in support for the policy and cause of where we moved. however, a students, even though the word, some of them detains late to wrong release, they ended up again as the door of the university protesting against the university . what students here are demanding is and then today investments. what is that investment that investment to the men, to the use of university funds being invested in companies that use the students they are profiting from this little run. that's why they, this is something that they want universities to and, and in spite of being removed from that incumbent, they again took to the streets again, protesting, again, trying to shed light on what is happening in gaza. right now. students are extremely concerned about what they believe is an attempt to no way shot

new york. haven't moved students from a solidarity and competent at new york university. some of the police operations at columbia university, u. c. l a and all the universities have already seen more than 2000 people are arrested in berlin police blocks. the entrance to humboldt university arresting several people who are that protesting and solidarity with palestinians. as in paris, police are moved at least 50 protesters occupying parts of the sciences po, university, 6 of those protest as had been on hunger strike and were staging a certain as well. let's start though in the united states festival is at the university of california, irvine. so un hender and is at the university of michigan to for us. and to raise a boat is at new york university for us to raise it. tell us a little bit more about what you're seeing that because it seems that despite the rest today, students are still coming together and rolling again of the . well, that's correct. i'm right in front of and why you new york university and students are getting together again to carry out a riley. and th

you told us have been arrested as after police moved on the encampment that was at new york university. they. they moved on that early this morning. do we know what triggered it? the, the tray, let me know that police moved in early this morning. the new york police department is saying that they moved in at the request of n, y, you to clear that in cabinet that was set up. the 2nd one on the university campus that had been set up the 2nd round of arrest students that were there suspects that it has something to do with a student shamal dinner. that was plan that is planned for later today that about 2000 your students are instructed to attend its filled as the largest students jewish events in the nation. but we have no confirmation of that from the university. about 60 students in total have been arrested today. some of them at n y, u. others at the news school. we are outside police headquarters. that's behind me over to the side. over to the side of me, we have the legal support team for the students. this is other students and faculty you are coming out to help the students who ar

university in the capital 1st. so let's go to kristen salumi. kristen, you're outside the new york police department to near new york university. you're there because students were arrested and taken in by police. i believe you have someone with you who was recently released from detention from jail. that is correct. the police arrested about 60 students this morning at 2 locations . in fact, new york university and the new school. the students are still being processed in police plaza, which is behind me here. and where i am a student legal support team has gathered. there's at least a 100 students and teachers here to help the students when they are released from the process of being arraigned inside police. pause and i have one of the students who was arrested this morning here with me now. his name is raleigh. hi roy. thanks for joining as worse so. so tell me what happened. i guess it was 6 am this morning . yeah, most of you guys were sleeping. what happened? yeah, so we didn't know this was going on. of course, a lot of us were still in our times when, i mean i got checking

there's another university here in new york where we seeing that right now. we've heard of these, it attack on a students that were in the encampment in a university in los angeles. so there's also a feeling that that might happen again overnight. so this is definitely something that we'll see over the next couple of days is we're still waiting for more information from the new york police department over this very heavy police presence that we've seen over this day. and also the rates that they carried out expelling the students that it where inside of their hamilton a whole here right behind me. and we do know that almost 300 people were arrested during that police action. do we know anything more about their fate and what police may charge them with the we still want to have more information on that because the new york police department has not yet said how many of those people who were arrested move in henry to columbia university in total, $280.00 people that were arrested over now we don't know how many a members of the community and that's of course so

campuses have seen more than 2200 people, arrested. hundreds of people have gathered near you, new york university. and suppose that the detained protest is today is a boy reports here in front of new york university, where you can see hundreds of people have gathered here to show solidarity for the students that have been detained. there also be landing in an investment, which is what we've been listening in which is to put it in financing to the finance investment of the funds. the university started in companies that students, they are profiting from the war in guys that just this morning. very early this morning, a group of students had, i think time meant that right there, where you can see that when he had been, was removed by the police this morning. we also know back to other inc, $0.10 in the news board, but also in part where we moved by the police trying to prevent the students from setting up compliments. here in new york city is rarely saying that this type of demonstrations are types of music. however, the people you talk to here are saying that this type of demonstrates the occupati

new york. having removing students from the encampment at new york university hold on to thousands. people have now been arrested across the country so far. since the students apologize, you purchased again a lot of women until 6 children have been killed and then is rarely strike on a home and rough or is there any attacks have killed at least 26 people in the past 24 hours. and the next go, well press freedom prize has gone to palestinian john covering israel's war on gaza . at least a 143 media watches. and john been killed in garza and what's been nearly 7 months . and i've had a strong income and then who was injured and then his rarely attack gonzalez' is calling from best protection. if media walk is somebody, shonda is still in hospital, his right leg was amputated last month. he works for the tuck, his channel, t o t are ready, a lot of sense of the problem. i want to send a message to the world, but it needs to be more. this should be more protection for journalists. international laws must be upheld, our rights should be protected, like those of others around the world. m

and nearly 7 months of police in new york had been removing students from being kept instead, new york university more than 2000 people have interested across the country. so far, since student solidarity process began, students occupying a library at goldsmith's university in solidarity with palestinians have announced that management has seated to their demands. among other things. students want more scholarships for palestinian students. they had previously occupied a building on campus. this is in london for 5 weeks in february and march. well, as the mirror, lee is a student organizer at goldman university. she joins us from the university library that they've been occupying. summer is mirror, it's good to have you on the show. why? why are you still at the library if your demands have been exceeded to well, i'm currently just still the library because they're packing up. okay. i will be concluded all occupation box, you know, visit with also still celebrate. and the students are still, hey, i just want to check on the logistics, let's get to the substance of it. you, i, we've been covering

new york. the during tab meant at new york university was we moved by the police early friday morning. but in the afternoon, the students took their protests back to the campus because i am so angry at the city of new york and the government of the united states, which has basically taken a position of repression and violence against the students. just for protesting, just for raising their voice, since they are facing such incredible violence for standing up for their rights and for standing up against it. and the students were joined by hundreds of people who marched around downtown, new york, demanding and then to the war. them guys and to us military aid for as well. but not everyone was happy. a several men approached the protest stairs and accuse them of being how my supporters here are trying to maintain or come in. i think you'd be trying to prove that people are surrounding him with me in order to prevent an explanation of students who are angry. at least 12 pro palestinian students were detained in 2 campuses in new york city. on friday, they were taken one by one for the poli

at new york university, 13 students participating in the peaceful anti-zionist protest of this universitye arrested. so far, dozens of students have faced criminal indictments in the new york prosecutor's office. ali rajabi news agency radio and television in front of new york university. you are still a viewer of the jahan today program , we will continue our conversation with mr. dariush sajjadi, an expert on american issues from arizona, mr. dr. sajjadi , please, considering the gap that has now fallen between the government and the american government and the institution of science and academia, do you think that after the subsidence this wave of protests and the normalization of the situation, will this wound be healed or will it have a deep impact? yes, i believe that it has left a deep impact and we can't go back to america before the recent events. look anywhere. previously, i would like to point out the crisis of identity and dignity that plagued the american people, who defined themselves based on money from the beginning, and when they lost their original position, that crisis

we'll get the latest from new york university christine salumi. is there mike? hannah is a george washington university in the us capital. mike will come to you in a moment. first bill, let's head to paris. natasha butler is standing by. so you're with protesters happen with protesters. what are you seeing and what are you hearing in central powers? well that was uh no protest or just behind me here in central powers in front of the phone. do i have to say it's pretty much over now, but what we did see was hundreds of students had come here from different universities across the city to show solidarity with palestinian people. but also, if they said to talk about what they feel is growing depression from french police, from authorities and fonts from the government when it comes to speech to which is a student protests i speak to once, do you do need to be said look into unacceptable as far as we're concerned, do we think police officers coming on to university campuses, universities should be places where students cancel and to base about issues at all . sides c

protests has been arrested on campuses across america, leasing new york having move students from us on the direction. calvin taught new york university. many of the students were asleep when the raid began to raise about reports, not from the a doing tap meant that new york university was removed by the police early on friday morning. but in the afternoon, the students took their protests back to the campus. i am so angry at the city of new york and the government of the united states, which has basically taken a position of repression and violence against the students just for protesting dress for raising their voice since they are facing. so it's incredible violence for standing up for their rights and for standing up against it. and the students were joined by hundreds of people who marched around downtown, new york, demanding an end to the world as a and to us military aid for as well. but not everyone was happy, or several men approached the protest stairs and accuse them of being how my supporters here are trying to maintain or come in. critics, i think then we've been trying to prove that people are surrounding him with me in

new york prosecutor's office. ali rajabi of sed and sima news agency against new york university. god bless you, how many years have you been a teacher? i have been a teacher for 6 years, approximately 6 years. you are the teacher who voluntarily chose the village to start the cartoon . yes, how many years did you stay in the village? for me, three years in the school where i studied, i taught for students who were in two grades, third and fourth grade. and even when i got married , i said to my wife, i grew up in the village where i was born for two or three years, as much as i can , i will serve its people and its children, then i will return to tehran , oh, your wife and life in tehran, yes, because i am all i knew the children of this village , i was aware of their pain, and i could have helped them very easily, and your work continued for several years. i was there for 3 years, and then you came here. paksht, hello to the lovely girls of irazmin. hello , they told us that this procedure of yours is still going on. it means that you are paying attention to the children here as

across the united states and around the world. police in new york have them move students from the solidarity and comment at new york university. many of the students who asleep when the raids again, some of the police operations at columbia university of california, los angeles and other campuses have seen more than 2200 people invested. and hundreds of people have gathered nearly new university and suppose the detained protest is today's the boy reports. i'm here in front of new york university where you can see hundreds of people have gathered here to show solidarity for the students that have been hey, there also demanding an an investment which is what we've been listening in many universities, the space which is supported in financing for the finance investment of the funds, the university started in companies that students, they are profiting from the war in guys that just this morning. very early this morning. a group of students had, i think kind of meant that right there, where you can see that when he had been, was removed by the bodies this morning. we also know that 2 other inc confidence in the new school. but al

and talk about the situation in the united states of america, ihor eisenberg, a professor at new york university, will be in touch with us, i hope, and we will question him, and what we will ask about, you will find out after the news. news time on the espresso tv channel. in the studio of iryna koval. greetings to all viewers. and just now to the most important events. the united states will urgently sell three hymars installations to ukraine. the relevant decision was adopted by the state parliament of the country. finance the acquisition missile complexes are planned by the german government. the country will spend about 30 million dollars on this. according to us secretary of state anthony blinken , exactly. now ukraine needs hymars. and good news. the ukrainian military shot down a russian su-25 attack aircraft in the avdiyiv direction. this is the 350th plane of the occupiers, which our defenders sent into eternal flight. a 61-year-old woman was wounded by an enemy attack on nikopol. private houses were damaged in the city. economic buildings and power lines, the head of the dnipropetrovsk

at new york university, 13 students participating in the peaceful anti-zionist protest of this university were arrested. so far, dozens of students have faced criminal indictments in the new york prosecutor's office. ali rajabi of sed and sima news agency against new york university. demonstration studentship abroad continues in dozens of universities. in several australian universities , demonstrations in support of palestine took on new dimensions , and supporters of palestine set up tents in solidarity with the residents of gaza. students at two melbourne universities chanted slogans against the zionist regime and supported the american student movement. student rallies were also held in several universities across england. the protestors asked their universities to stop any complicity with the zionist regime in encroaching on the gaza strip. students of the university of havana, the capital of cuba, also gathered to condemn the crimes of the zionist regime in gaza the believers were holding the palestinian flag and against the zionist regime. in several universities in paris , despite

with the escalation of student protests in america, the new york police arrested more than 300 students last night in just two universities, city college and columbia. in new york, police deployed hundreds of officers to deal with students who gathered at city college. the police clashed with dozens of students he arrested the protester. at columbia university in new york, hundreds of police forces took action to suppress the students, sparking the protests. student delay from columbia university was caused by the arrest of 108 students. negotiations between students and the university president to stop the protests failed two days ago. the police took dozens of detained students to prison by bus. at the university of california, los angeles, a group of supporters of the zionist regime attacked students who gathered in support of palestine with sticks and iron rods. these students are here to express their protest. also the sound. at the university of north carolina, students also took down the american flag and replaced it with the palestinian flag, which was accompanied by the police's reaction, arresting at least 36 st

columbia is just one of many new york universities where student protests have taken place. what happened at the university of california, los angeles? in addition to columbia university , another university that was an important center of tension is the university of california in los angeles. a protest camp was held on thursday, may 6. protesters of the opposite group, or supporters of the zionists, on tuesday night they attacked pro-palestinian protesting students. the confrontation between the two groups lasted for two or three hours. and while the police was just watching until they finally intervened. los angeles police officers began removing tents by force on thursday morning after hundreds of protesters defied police orders to leave the site of the protest camp. as the police approached , the pilgrims chanted the slogan "where were you last night" referring to the inaction of the police against the violence that the demonstrators of the pro-zionist group had unleashed. meanwhile, more than 30 people were arrested. how did the police react in other places? apart from

with the escalation of student protests in america, the new york police arrested more than 300 students last night in just two universities, city college and columbia. in new york, police deployed hundreds of officers to deal with students who gathered at city college. the police arrested dozens of protesters while clashing with the students. at columbia university in new york, hundreds of police forces took action to suppress students. spark the recent student protests from columbia university ended with the arrest of 108 students. the young man and the president of the university failed to stop the protests two days ago, the police took dozens of arrested students to prison by bus. at the university of california, los angeles, a group of supporters of the zionist regime attacked students who gathered in support of palestine with sticks and iron rods. these students are here to express their protest. also , be the voice of those who cannot voice their protest and for what they believe in. flag students at the university of north carolina bringing down america and replacing it with the palestinian flag, which was accompan

new york city. we have to put away from new york university because apparently organized are saying that we're not allowed to all dish about dinner. that is happening here right now. as you can see it live behind me. there's about a 100 to 100 people that have gathered here. they're holding us about dinner people . i've been praying. we're able to see christians, most of them, jews getting together right here where we are right now. there's several posters that read, you say, criticising israel is no anti semitism. you will say a ceasefire. now, i'm on the other thing. suddenly this is shows a bit about what's been happening in the city where students have been protesting all across the city. several universities in columbia university and then use who people have been detained or uncomfortable, but still this is a message that those 12 can stand to her and the other. they want to discuss the possibility of fees. they're demanding of these firing, gaza the one to shed line to what is happening in god's among the, the killing hunger, the displacements of hundreds of thousands of people. and to raise a, des

kristen salumi standing by at new york university focused. she have the time is going to have the latest from george washington university in the us capital. first we're going to have to fill a valve is joining us from los angeles. and so focus through what's been happening over the last several hours sign out of the toners pricing. now rob and it's signaling it ends of this protest. we think they pretty much taken every last process throughout. now. a few minutes ago there was a line of police facing the protesters out here. they were leading them out fairly peacefully. has to be set. i think they protested, say i realize that they called as far as they could for this particular protest. they were not really putting up too much resistance and you know, they were a few the left fall entirely. but we had the police officer sites that are going to come out on saturday. we've got to go in and then they brought them out. so now we went through the process with the police a walking through this and come and remember for days this is the a solid ver

new york. this is the new york university. this is the new york university.t earlier this morning by police. i spoke to a professor, who said she saw armed police go in and arrest students whilst they were sleeping. she described it as terrifying. as you can see, many of the students have returned here to carry on with their message, demanding the university divests from israeli institutions. many of the staff and students here are angry — they believe that the university is far more motivated in protecting its jewish students than allowing them the right to free speech, and they point out that many of the protesters here are also jewish. here, prime minister rishi sunak says he's disappointed after local elections delivered some of the worst losses for the conservative party for decades. 0n the other side, labour arejubilant at their gains across the country, including in the blackpool south by—election, where they overtured a tory majority with a 26% swing. results in several mayoral races are expected later today. the bbc�*s political editor, chris mason,

professor of new york university, mr. senberg, he says, yes, it’s just that they forgot the holocaust, the world forgot the holocaust, and the new generation just continues something like that, when he was there yesterday or the day before yesterday or 20 years ago therefore, no one dared to be anti-semitic, and now they dare to say, well, you are right, mr. professor, indeed, i heard such an opinion that... in principle, anti-zionism is such a modern form of anti-semitism, when you say that you you don't like jews, that's still enough comilfo, in european circles, at least not in islamic circles, where you can express it freely, and no one will punish or condemn for it, but to say that i am against israel is somehow takes place both in the academic circles of these leftists and in others, and that is why they are now, taking advantage of it... with this war, they turn the situation upside down, make victims of the aggressor, that is , they show the opposite, and we see that not only anti-israeli slogans are heard, but als

so what's happening then now, as well, that's correct for here outside the city university of new york with a group of students. many of them they've been part of the process happening not only in columbia university, but also here there's being carrying a press conference explaining what's being happening in their campuses. many of them were present doing on tuesday evening during the assault by the police, the new york police and columbia university, where at least 300 students were detained, not only from columbia university, but also from this university where we are right now. the students are saying that to the campus of columbia university was turned into a war zone that many of their students that were pressing there. some of them were injured, they were treated by other students, have created this this more medical center so they can tend to themselves, to their rooms. they're saying that they will continue, that they're trying to discredit to their movement. let's not forget what the mayor of new york city has said. they're accusing that many of the students have become radic

and as i promised, ihor eisenberg will be there after the commercials. the professor of new york universitysee him, he has already appeared, thank you, mr. igor, for finding time for us, thank you very much. greetings mr. mykola, greetings to all viewers of espresso. i have a debt to the viewers of espresso, it is my fault, i think, of the past or, somehow, you and i talked, i asked what it became known that there are no israeli-palestinian sighs at your university, and you said, there really isn't, but i don't know how. the original journalist did not ask: why, now a lot of time has passed, and i ask, why do you have such a policy, what is this policy, that many large universities have a problem of relations between jews and arabs, and you do not have such problems, i i think, you know, first of all, because we have very good teachers of humanitarian disciplines.

patricia degennaro, a former professor of international security at new york university. and what we know about the president, what do we —— talk to me about how a radio politics works. the significance of the difference in the power between the president and the supreme leader. i president and the supreme leader. ~ , ., ., , leader. i think you have set it riaht leader. i think you have set it right there- — leader. i think you have set it right there. you _ leader. i think you have set it right there. you have - leader. i think you have set it right there. you have a - leader. i think you have set it i right there. you have a supreme leader, ayatollah khamenei makes all the decisions, he is the commander—in—chief so to speak. the president is usually more responsible with domestic affairs and domestic situations, and i think that is why you are seeing a lot of iranians that has spoken out against him. first and foremost because of the problems with the economy, in addition to that, a lot of the crackdowns that, a lot of the crackdowns that have been happening because of

new york. i've made dozens of arrests as they dispatched the palestinian solidarity camp at new york university authorities of the university. i've asked the n y p the to clear the size in the 2200, the rest of not be american process across the us and funds. police have begun removing students on the ceilings and poll university campus, but they've been protesting installing the power to your policies on the schools rejected. demands by protesters to review is relations with is raymond university, dozens of students will be staging a 2nd english phone. 6 of them. i've gone on hunger strike. students blocked access to the university last week, demanding that it condemns israel's actions. is there any strikes of killed at least a 7 palestinians in a residential area? north of rafa. a family home in the area of this talk is and israel's increase since bombing campaign in and around rafa. despite international pressure not to launch a military offensive on this city, nearly 1500000 displaced palestinians seeking shelter and rougher after feeding israel's attacks elsewhere in gauze. to set up someb

>> you have the opportunity to leave, leave now. >> new york police officers cleared tent en ccampments arresting 57 protesters at new york university and at a nearby liberal arts college call the new school. protesters chanted in the background. the new school student newspaper reporting that faculty members voted in favor of a resolution urging the university to divest from companies that support israel. similar demands have been made at other schools including rutgers university. >> we have to leave. >> protesters there dismantled their encampment after officials said they they were reviewing a list of requests including ending partnerships with israel and providing scholarships for ten displaced gazan students. on the west coast, after police cleared ucla's encampment, the chancellor blamed effort to reach a peaceful agreement on counter protesters. at portland state, video shows a man nearly driving in to the crowd before jumping out, spraying what appears to be pepper spray as he ran from the scene. hundreds of demonstrators in support of israel flooded mit's campus while that counter protest was peaceful, some faculty members

spreading across the united states and around the world. place in new york have moved students from a solid algae and can bent at new york university. many of the students were asleep for the rate began some of the police operations at columbia university university of california in los angeles. and all the campuses have seen more than 2200 people invested with some of the biggest protests from the west coast of broken out this week at the university of california los angeles. but have some of that and cap mentors gaining ground at the university of california and yvonne for the val his dad and he sent this report is protest actually sprung up on monday the same time as the one that got to you see i did receive a legal immediately by the university they told him to leave, and they said to the police, but anybody who left should not be allowed a case. so that was since rescinded. people have been allowed to go by kids to go to go get some food and all the rest of it. and also it's a matter of findings putting such and such as the police. do not go with the total . so be the fact that we've seen people counts of protests because demo

on wednesday, the new york police arrested 282 protesters at columbia and new york universities , bringing the number of students arrested in the united states to over 1,700. this time in front of the new york police headquarters. freed students and their supporters gathered . therefore, injuries on children's hands and arms there is, and we witnessed things like dislocated shoulders. protests against the genocide in gaza have reached more than 40 american universities, and fox news reporter when he got the news of the protests in chicago. the whirlwind of student protests in america reached the windy city in this country and students in... we see time and time again in the news and in the corners of our phones where human rights are violated. supporting this ideal is a reasonable action for many generations and many years. the palestinians did not have such massive support. what is happening today in western and american universities is the result of al-aqsa storm. i i believe that the protests will affect all the universities of the world and it is a very important development in the fie

the sound police in new york have been removing students from the incumbent at new york university. move in to thousands. people have now been arrested across the country . since students, all of our to protests began as rarely attack on a school has injured a number of children and 0 balance. they've been taken. tell us the hospital and central garza dozens of just based palestinians were sheltering out. that's from your desk, a wealth press freedom prize has gone to a palace to in john. this is covering israel, small and also at least a $143.00 media walk. as in john must have been killed in garza and nearly 7 months now for a palestinian cameraman, who was injured and is really attacking garza is quoting for the best of protection . is media walk. as somebody said that is still in hospital. his right, like was she tasted last month, she works for the tuckers channel, t o t, or maybe a lot of sense of the problem. i want to send a message to the world, but it needs to do more. this should be more protection for journalists and international lawyers must be upheld our rights should

i'm going to go to christmas center me who's at new york university in new york city, and i was just within the last hour. so i understand that police were moving in. i've new york university talk us through what's been going on so you might be able to see behind me the police are still on the scene here as university staff are clearing out the remnants of this and cabinet there were about . 9 16 students there were exactly 16 students were told by the palestine solidarity in captain coalition here at n, y u that were arrested around 6 am mobile time. they are still being processed at police headquarters. the police were called in by the administration of n y. you are request to clear the area behind me the uh, the mirror plaza. here is the joint re shared by the city and govern by the city and the university. this is a city campus right in the middle of new york, so it's a public space. they said it was in violation of a deal between the city and the university that present prevents outdoor occupation of loitering. camping in space is like says obviously the students that we've spoke

the courtyard of nyu stern was the site of that big event at new york university. block students from going to class, well, that's wrong. it's against university policy and it interferes with the basic functioning of the university. now, of course, if you want to do civil disobedience and do that, you can do that and then you should pay the consequences. the whole point of civil disobedience is you're willing to go to jail for it. so i think that's where we are. universities are exploding in part because they never made clear boundaries before, and it's very hard to start now. do you see parallels with a sort of �*60s spirit of rebellion? because, again, you've talked extensively about the degree to which you worry that there is a sort of groupthink in the universities and that intellectual life has been somehow tamed and curtailed, and there's a lack of passion and curiosity on campus. that's right. well, you can certainly see passion today, and you can certainly see a spirit which is saying, "no, we will not accept "the authority of the university president to st

so, not only universities in los angeles, new york, in iskonka. also texas. ial forces pushed the demonstrators out of the tent camp at the university of texas at dallas. university officials said police intervened when protesters began setting up camp on the campus's main pedestrian thoroughfare. bbc correspondents saw it happen. long live palestine. we have just received a written warning. it says all tents and structures must be removed immediately. and failure to comply with this warning may result in forced expulsion from territory for illegal entry. now we are being pushed out by the state police, zmi representatives and protesters. the police are getting closer to the tent city, they are going to go inside, they say they will tear down the tents. they are now pushing us back to the nearby trees. with tents, protesters shout abuse as soon as the special forces approach the barricades. now the protesters are being dragged away one by one. the special forces have plastic ties and they are taking the students out. when we first came, it was a peaceful prote

also, 300 members of new york's new york university union went on strike in support of palestine.the university of massachusetts in cambridge, the students of dartmouth university in the city of hanover, america , set up protest tents on their university campus to express solidarity with the palestinians in gaza. the police attacked them and arrested 90 people. from university. hundreds of students were suspended from education. some professors were also banned from entering the university after being arrested. one of them is a 65-year-old university professor. with a 30-year history, he is a professor of jewish studies at dartmouth university, who was violently arrested. among the users of social networks in the united states is a few hours. one name and one picture are seen a lot. it. he is jewish and from hanover, america. the video that shows the american police violently throwing him to the ground has made his name popular and has caused many media to write to him and ask him. who is annalise orlek, head of studies? a jew from the university of dartmouth was banned from enter

the new york times reported that violent actions by pro-israel supporters against students resulted from the approach. at the new school of art universitynew york, the police arrested 43 students. at tafte university. the closure of fellow students in a symbolic act similar to the barrier wall built by the occupying regime in the occupied palestinian territories. at george washington and shika universities , students demonstrated in support of palestine and against the police action in suppressing students protesting the genocide in gaza. palestinian students and supporters protested near columbia university among the demonstrators were a number of american jews. objector holding cloths and chanting slogans , they announced their support for the opponents of the zionist regime's genocide in gaza. new slogans were proposed in the anti-zionist protests of american students at the same time as the student uprising entered the third week of the police in several universities. sometimes he arrested dozens of students participating in peaceful anti-zionist protests. according to the latest news, the number of students arrested in american uni

the courtyard of nyu stern was the site of that big event at new york university. lock students from going to class, well, that's wrong. it's against university policy and it interferes with the basic functioning of the university. now, of course, if you want to do civil disobedience and do that, you can do that and then you should pay the consequences. the whole point of civil disobedience is you're willing to go to jail for it. so i think that's where we are. universities are exploding in part because they never made clear boundaries before, and it's very hard to start now. do you see parallels with a sort of �*60s spirit of rebellion? because, again, you've talked extensively about the degree to which you worry that there is a sort of groupthink in the universities and that intellectual life has been somehow tamed and curtailed, and there's a lack of passion and curiosity on campus. that's right. well, you can certainly see passion today, and you can certainly see a spirit which is saying, "no, we will not accept "the authority of the university president to stop

today's a bo she's live for was outside columbia university in new york. and today is that they was an expectation earlier that police would come to columbia. what's happening there now? while i'm right in front of columbia university right in front of hamilton, there's dozens and dozens of police officers. but i'm calling you to remove the students that are currently inside hamilton. let's not forget what happened here. monday evening. a group of students that were inside columbia university, occupied hamilton whole. the renamed it as hender a job, who's a 6 year old girl who was killed in garza. there they are right now. if you can see where i am, you can see that police, they came in with a truck. now there's a stair, they have broken a window, they're going inside the building, probably to detain the students that are inside this building. there's been lots of tension in the last hour. we've been seeing police coming from different sides of the office or right now there's dozens of students who are also here. they've been protesting all day. they've bee

columbia is just one of many new york universities where student protests have taken place. d at the university of california, los angeles? in addition to columbia university , another university that was an important center of tension is the university of california in los angeles. a protest camp was held on thursday, may 6. believers of the opposite group, or zionist supporters, on tuesday night students. pointing to the inaction of the police against the violence that the demonstrators of the pro-zionist group had launched, the protesters were chanting "where were you last night?" meanwhile, more than 30 people were arrested. how did the police react in other places? apart from new york and los angeles from mid-april. tens of people were arrested on university campuses across the united states, among the universities with the highest number of arrests are the university of texas at austin, 136 people, emerson college in boston, 118 people, washington university in st. louis, 100 people, and northeastern university, 98 people. police there was a lot of attack in austin, whe

the courtyard of nyu stern was the site of that big event at new york university. block students from going to class, well, that's wrong. it's against university policy and it interferes with the basic functioning of the university. now, of course, if you want to do civil disobedience and do that, you can do that and then you should pay the consequences. the whole point of civil disobedience is you're willing to go to jail for it. so i think that's where we are. universities are exploding in part because they never made clear boundaries before, and it's very hard to start now. do you see parallels with a sort of �*60s spirit of rebellion? because, again, you've talked extensively about the degree to which you worry that there is a sort of groupthink in the universities and that intellectual life has been somehow tamed and curtailed, and there's a lack of passion and curiosity on campus. that's right. well, you can certainly see passion today, and you can certainly see a spirit which is saying, "no, we will not accept "the authority of the university president to st

brother cohen is a professor of social science education at new york university. and he told us what spot these protests and why they became so big on us campuses. a concern about the escalation of the war and gaza and the use of american military aid for this. as for the war and the all the depths of civilians, i think, particularly with social media, students have found out about this very quickly. and they're very concerned about the use of american military aid for, for bombing and killing of civilians. it's, you know, there's images of children that are dying, and i think that's the main reason why this, this burst out. and then the administration's response was initially to non violent protests, you know, slipping down and, and getting pressure from congress and donors on the ministrations of colleges to shut these down. that's like the initial columbia arrest the for the building occupation that, that was really helped to publicize this and to bring the city further, the pension of students across the country. and this has been spreading across the country

new york last night. our north america editor sarah smith is at new york university.rom columbia university than just in the last few minutes, another protest has sprung up outside on the street, and there you can see professors alongside students marching, protesting and demanding that the university tell them about and then divest themselves of any stocks or shares that they hold in companies that do business with israel or profit in any way from the occupation in gaza. and of course it is notjust in new york and in los angeles. just today at the university of wisconsin in madison, we saw the police called in by the university authorities there, which is a real dilemma for each university, because they know that these kind of scenes where you see police tackling protesters simply spark more demonstrations. it is not necessarily a way to quell the movement. we have not yet heard anything from president biden about quelling this movement sweeping the nation, and this is difficult for him because on the one hand he risks losing the support of hundreds of thousands of y