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before minoosh shafiq, the presidents of harvard, mit and pennsylvania universities before the membersto arrest the protesting students, but maybe even this action cannot prevent the president of columbia university from suffering the fate of his colleagues. azadeh taheri of the sed and broadcasting news agency. in the following , we would like to discuss with mr. mr. samer hassan, active student and graduate columbia university in america, mr. hassan, since the beginning of the war against gaza, we have witnessed many student rallies and protests, which led to the change of the presidents of several important universities , for example in harvard and pennsylvania, with the reaction of the american authorities, and now, in particular, the attack of the american police on the campus of columbia university in new york we have arrested more than 100 students at the same time dozens of students were arrested at new york university's stern school of business and yale university. why do you think that after the pressure of the american authorities on the presidents of the universities, they

minoosh shafiq asked the police one day after attending the congress by entering the campus of daneshseveral important universities , such as harvard and pennsylvania, with the reaction of the american authorities. now to in particular , we have the attack of the american police on the campus of columbia university in new york, which arrested more than 100 students. at the same time , dozens of students were arrested at new york university's stern business school and yale university. do you think why, after the pressure of the american authorities on the university presidents , it has now come to the use of police forces to suppress protesting students? thank you for inviting me . i must say that i graduated from columbia university in 2020 and none of these events are new and these events have already happened when i was studying at this university in 2020. to a decision we protested, the officials of columbia university ignored the opinions of the students . none of these things should happen. if columbia university had listened to the students and their opinions in 2020 , these inc

i am here to ask shafiq, the president of columbia university, like my other colleagues he should resign unless he can immediately put an end to this embarrassment. i am the boss. i am committed to the house of representatives in a situation where jewish students are fleeing for their lives or hiding in their homes out of fear . anti-semitism and hatred against jews are justifications used by american political authorities to put pressure on universities to dismantle protests and sit-ins in support of palestine. students and professors who share this belief and jews are among them reject these justifications. i am a member i am a jewish faculty member. i am, and if i felt hatred or racism against me as a jew , i would not waste a single moment in this improvement. i have not seen or felt any signs of anti-semitism among these students. anti -semitism is a real phenomenon and it is important to fight it. but the fact that some politicians will abuse it and redefine it to suppress any kind of criticism of israel will weaken our power to fight this phenomenon. the university administration

and just last week columbia university's president, minouche shafiq, was also called to testify. >> antisemitisme on our campus, and i am personally committed to doing everything i can to confront it directly. >> reporter: the next day the nypd were called in to clear out the encampment built by protesters on columbia's campus. administrators say the students were breaking university rules. 100 people were arrested and charged with trespassing, including junior sarah boris, who is jewish. what went through your head when you were arrested? >> it was a scary moment when the riot cops are coming into your college campus and putting you in zip ties. but i think that i -- again, i knew these risks. i knew that that was the risk of the action i was taking. sarah was later suspended and lost access to campus, classes and her dorm. but she says she has no regrets. >> what i was taught as a jew growing up is completely against the actions that you're seeing in gaza at the hands of the idf. you're seeing hospitals being destroyed. and that's just completely against everything i was taught, the value of h

. >> por su parte, la presidenta de la universidad, minoo shafiq, dijo que las tensiones han sido explotadas por individuos que no estan afiliados a la la escuela que han llegado al campus para seguir sus propias agendas. >> sin embargo, muchos sienten division e inseguridad. >> walking alone at night, it's just hard to see that we (subtitulos en pantalla( >> lados y tenemos que a los judios, pero los protestos so validos, porque lo que esta sucediendo en gaza es muy grave. >> mientras tanto, la policia rodea las zonas cercanas a las universidades en caso de que algo llegara a suceder. >> las manifestaciones se viven tambien en la universidad de michigan, en el mit, en la escuela politecnica estatal de california en el campus humboldt, en harvard y en uc berkeley. >> hoy las universidades tratan de determinar la linea entre la libre expresion y tambien mantener a sus estudiantes seguros, algunas como colombia, optando por clases virtuales y bueno todo esto ocurre mientras los estudiantes judios comienzan las celebraciones octavio de passover, asi que muy pendientes a lo que pase en los proxi

hoy estuvo el presidente de la c camara de representantes para respaldar a los estudiantes judios y shafiqa presidenta de la universidad. >> la culpa de la situacion p porque dice que dejo crecer la protesta pro-palestina dentro del del campus como ruido de fondo se escuchaban las consignas de los manifestantes en esa institucion se han cancelado las clases presenciales, los estudiantes judios aseguran que no se sienten seguros. >> en varias universidades hay denuncias de actos de ant antisemitismo la version light de un conflicto que se produce al otro en se produce al otro lado del mundo amenaza con desbordarse en estados unidos. >> aqui en la universidad de colombia, la presidenta de la institucion se reune con la facultad, con senadores de la universidad, con lideres estudiantiles para analizar la manera en la que se puede desmantelar el campamento que esta dentro de la universidad. >> ellos dicen que los estudiantes tienen el derecho a manifestarse, pero no de dar consignas como las que se han escuchado en contra de los judios, julio, consignas que se consideran altamentete conflicto

dogma, children are adult wise were issued summonses, and columbia university's president maneesh shafiqrized officers to come in after students were given repeated warnings to leave but would not listen. congresswoman ilhan omar's daughter was among those who were arrested and later released. the congresswoman, writing on social media that she was proud of her daughter and adding in part, quote, stepping up to change with come to see all names of the pro- palestinian demonstrations. susan sarandon protest happening outside columbia university yesterday. we've tried to speak to pro- palestinian demonstrators most declined to talk on camera. we expect the crowd to grow from the evening to the night as is a protest planned for later on. back to you. >> cb has done an excellent job. moving along, president biden sounding the climate to gain favor with this and progressive voters. internal talks declaring acclimate emergency. as the biden administration petroleum preserve for oil and gas ahead of her birthday, activists pushing the commander-in-chief for answers saying biden wants to win the

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it is time for shelf he -- --shafiq to resign? >> absolutely.ant to thank the students, house speaker johnson and chairwoman fox who have been our biggest allies in this fight the last three months in helping us raise awareness about these issues and she needs to go probably a lot of people at columbia need to go. a lot of people say when the president is not it will be better after the first congressional hearing, and mit's president was left, two down, one to go but it's not just the presidents running this. you had a giant faculty walk out. some one -- the whole dei infrastructure we've seen time and again we've seen our anti-semitic. todd: and things like we see on the left-hand side of the screen. now they've delayed getting fees people out. we don't know how many are students or include outside agitators swiped into that area by sympathetic students. they are negotiating now. the president of the columbia says she's negotiating. what is there to negotiate? they are interfering with operation of the campus. why negotiate with these people?

conversations between the administration and the organizers behind the encampment and the protests and shafiq for when they must come to reconciliation or they will seek quote alternative options for clearing west lawn. there was sort of some vagueness as to what that could imply. there wasn't any sort of direct mention of the new york police. what now has spread to new york university and several universities across the nation, we can't help but be on edge. and, be ready for the potential we could relive what occurred on thursday. >> it has been hard for people who are not on campus to understand exactly what the dynamic is. there is claims of violence, antisemitic incidents. faceoffs. can you to the best of your ability, tell me how contentious it is. how dangerous it feels and what the general tenor is between the pro palestinian groups of students and the pro israel students. >> yeah. i mean it is incredibly complicated thing to describe. there are different characterizations to the extent to which people feel safe. and i think we have tried to navigate that particularly. a lot of them ha