norris university, boston, usa, students prevent police cars from leaving with arrested students. stanford university of california , usa: once again the announcement tents are connected. with gaza, where the university was dismantled, they install it. angrier students, stronger attendance. and encounter even more violent. pro-palestinian demonstrators on campuses across the united states faced new repressive measures. the students are no longer willing to leave the protest camp in the university campus where they have set up many tents. the voice transmitted from american universities is a story of the failure of the discourse of liberal democracy in modern america, the end of which the students initiated and sacrificed themselves in this way . are you prepared to not graduate because of what happened? to be honest, yes, palestine is so important to me that i am willing to go that far. now from the land the anglo-saxons to the green continent and the arctic ocean, the university has become the origin of palestinian developments. the destruction of the zionists from the university

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