university. he was summoned to the congress and asked the questions of the representatives about what anti-semitism is in the university. columbia replied, "of course, summoning university presidents for this reason is not a new thing. two or three months ago, the presidents of harvard university of pennsylvania and mit university were also summoned." unlike those three who supported the students' right to express their protest, ms. minoush shafiq took a different approach and gave the students 24 hours to vacate the area, which they also resisted and the police intervened, that is, the university president. he asked the police to intervene. so , probably, the difference between columbia university and the previous university was that the university president did not want academic deans like those. he lost his job and accompanied the congress and now the regime that is ruling in america and asked the police to come to the scene. what happened next? then we saw that the protests quickly spread in

boeing in some way these are not small universities like columbia university, university of irvine, portlandhese are big universities and these contracts will have some kind of economic losses for these big companies. it is similar to one, i don't know how correct the interpretation is, but it is a secondary sanction, that is , it scares those who are cooperating with the zionist regime from continuing and maybe now they will also join. tens of thousands of university of california employees despite the suppression of peaceful demonstrations of students in american universities, employees. some universities also joined the students, which was also mentioned in this conversation. they want the universities to cut off their ties with companies affiliated with the zionist regime. a day after the peaceful anti-zionist gathering of students at the california state university was suppressed, the number of arrests at the university was announced at 50. some of them are professors and university staff. the protest of our students is to continue installing fences in gaza and that our university is di

universities by crossing the atlantic ocean.n dealing with these protests, the security forces abandoned all principles of democracy and support for the right to peaceful demonstrations. and under the banner of the fight against anti-semitism, all the glittering slogans lost color, the real and repressive face of syria's greatest supporter of human rights in the world was removed. their behaviors are also completely autocratic and repressive and especially dictatorial when it comes to israel , they believe in their dreams that they are god's children and loved ones, and therefore they do not shy away from any kind of genocide, they do not recognize any international law, and they do not adhere to any moral principles. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu announced: groups of anti- semitic elements have taken control of top universities. they demand the destruction of israel and the students and jews. academic faculty members attack. such a thing is reminiscent of the events that happened in the last few decades in german un

we know that the university, particular columbia university, particular columbia university, has beenwn on protesters, following the seizure of one of the buildings last night, the administration for columbia university said that people would face expulsion. already we are seeing lots of students suspended. they set a deadline yesterday at 2pm local time for them to clear out and that deadline passed. there was a sense when i was at columbia compass yesterday that perhaps the police would move in and some students expressed concerns about that, others that they would be really angry and shocked at columbia university did that. i was here over the weekend when it was set up very peaceful and calm but i do not know exactly what the administration here has said. one student that i spoke to at the city college said they were having negotiations with the administration in order to try and see if they could meet their demands, the same demand students have been demanding at universities across the country which is to cut economic and academic ties with israel. it seems negotiations have col

i am a university employee. i was arrested because i wanted to i defend the students who are being arrested unnecessarily. this is really embarrassing. because students are arrested for no reason and the police is not responsible at all. the number of arrested students has reached more than 2,800. at the university of arizona, a number of students who participated in anti-zionist protests were told that they do not have the right to participate in the graduation ceremony. the students of this university were also targeted by the police with tear gas yesterday. following the resignation of presidents of american universities , the president of another university also resigned. the resignation of the president of cornell university is due to student protests in support of palestine. cornell university has witnessed student protests in recent weeks. it was palestine. earlier, the president of harvard university and university of pennsylvania had to resign due to pressure from the us congress . the united nations al

they say that those universities are elite universities, the universities that were established to trainnext generation of managers. and the leaders of america started from there , but it has spread all over america he found a very small university in california , simona state university, and the president of this university joined this student movement and was fired the same day . it was cold and crowded, i don't know if the radio and television covered this or not , you know better tomorrow. at the university of california in los angeles, labor unions also joined the student movement, which was one of the concerns of the american government that this story would go beyond the student community and other communities as well. include a large labor union, we have united, which is a part of the university staff in rome, they are covering a large-scale demonstration in california, and because of this , even though maybe a month ago, you asked me when this movement would be suppressed. i might not have predicted that it would reach a month, but it is still continuing, it is still expanding,

at the university of california. i'm nomia iqbal in new york, where police entered an occupied building, and arrested several demonstrators. crushed to death trying the reach the uk, we speak to the father of a seven—year old girl who died in a small boat attempting to cross the channel. translation: she said "help me dad", but i couldn't reach her. _ there were people standing on top of us and sara disappeared below me. the 14—year—old boy killed in yesterday's sword attack in london has been named as daniel anjorin. i'm azadeh moshiri in hainault, where flowers have been there is an increase police prison and a community in shock. and america's top diplomat meets israel's prime minister, after accusing hamas of being the last obstacle to a ceasefire in gaza. and the greatest thing since sliced bread. scientists are developing a new white loaf that's just as healthy as wholegrain. hello. we begin in the us — and the student protests sweeping the country — against the war in gaza. overnight — these were the scenes —

at the university. puerto rico, which is under the political rule of the united states , students installed the palestinian flag on the university building instead of the american flag. in new york university, the police attacked the tent and arrested a number of students and professors. university staff i am i was arrested because i wanted to defend the students who are being arrested unnecessarily. this is really embarrassing. that students are arrested for no reason and the police is not responsible at all. the number of arrested students has reached more than 2,800. at the university of arizona, a number of students who participated in anti-zionist protests were told that they do not have the right to participate in the graduation ceremony. the students of this university were also targeted by the police with tear gas yesterday. american universities, the president of another university also resigns. resignation of the president of cornell university due to student protests in support of palestine t

i am a jewish student at columbia university. i hope these protests can be an important step to end the genocidal occupation and the freedom of palestine. jewish students reject claims that anti-semitism is aimed at alienating them they know the facts. i am completely overshadowed by anti-semitism here, but there is no such thing as anti-semitism at all, and i think anyone who came to the university campus understood this. the worst treatment of jewish students is from columbia university itself. labor day this year in france. in this year's demonstrations, the french workers supported palestine and condemned the crimes of the zionist regime rather than raising their union concerns. french workers' demonstrations were accompanied by police repression and arrests of workers. you feed the french give you keep our traditions alive. you promote our knowledge and the world to us. is jealous you make us proud. congratulations and thanks to all the workers. an hour after this juicy tweet of macron, the president of the liberal democracy

and university work is a savvy, prestigious institution and the k. and it's probably, it's tied as the most minute tries university and the u. k. and that position means that students taking an option has already conscious of the pilot, the disproportionate power that we have, and that we be able to name time. and i'm just me, i want to ask you what the wielding privilege look like at this current juncture as well. i think like the example here at sidney is that our university has this like model or that is leadership for good. and i think what they want is to turn all the students into the future, you know, prime ministers, the future, you know, bosses and ceilings in the world. you know, people like the current prime minister of australia, graduated from city uni. i am sending out the easy, but i think what the student movement is about is kind of conducting condemning that kind of idea of leadership and actually us supporting and involving students in amazement that is about our fighting against oppression. that is leading of a struggle for uh, a

they've got the university to be met or tries. and as soon as the uncommon was set up on friday evening, we had lots of stock bringing down supplies and putting out tens, helping in every way they can and sorted out and see between students and staff at work right now is very, very tight. and we're also seeing members of the community come in, it's become a real heart of community solidarity. and families are bringing that kids and drawing pictures in solidarity with cause a. so we really seeing stuff step up and down with students. just mean the indigenous people of canada recently gave their approval to students to protest on the land of mcgill university. how does your own history and that the indigenous people of australia connect you to this movement? um, yeah, i mean, there is a lot of solidarity. uh, amongst uh, indigenous people here in australia with the struggle for a free palestine. i think it is, you know, struggle against races in a struggle against, you know, the history of colonization here in australia. um and i th

after university sr. she's told police saying that they were agitators who had infiltrated this protest. let's break the corresponding question salumi back. and she is one of 2 correspondence that we have outside columbia university at different points outside the university covering this ongoing situation for us, i'm costing you know, you were telling us about the university state and then saying that the there agitation is and cost on that today, as a boy was telling earlier that, you know, she's been speaking to many protest is over the course of the days of proposing as you have for you. it's been weeks now coming before tests and columbia. and they say, you know, that these claims of info faces is simply not true. and what's been really interesting, not just of columbia, but other universities across america is that students themselves are being charged students and professors themselves are being charged with trespassing english as they say is an absolutely bizarre charge of trespassing some way you

at the university of massachusetts in cambridge, the students of dartmouth university in the city ofover, 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 entering the university for 6 months for protecting students who had gathered in support of palestine from

the university of southern california.same time, nearly a week ago, protests were also beginning at the university of texas, in austin. in total, there have been demonstrations at least 137 colleges and universities nationwide including in georgia, louisiana, virginia, florida, north carolina — and other locations — shown here on the map. and for the thousands of protesters across the country their reasons for demonstrating vary. this is for the people of palestine and we're going to draft an agreement that is best that shows them we have not given up. i think it's important that students and everyone know that the jewish community is not — we're not going to give into anti—semitism. especially as a jewish student with members of my family. who died in the holocaust, i want to do— everything i can to protest against this genocide - that is happening - against palestinians. we are all here as intelligent people who have autonomy to —— and we have a lot of privilege in being able to stand up and do what we love and stand up

hundreds of students gathered in the university campus. student protests in america intensified and its scope expanded to other universities. tents have been set up at columbia, new york, georgetown, george washington and the university of texas at austin. these protests have spread to universities in spain and france, and the police intervened to disperse students who had set up dozens of tents on the university campus in france. the students of american universities, who witness the protests, demand a permanent ceasefire. and stopping american military aid to israel and withdrawing the funds of american universities from arms exporting companies and other companies that the war was exploited. they also demanded the cancellation of measures against professors and students who were punished or expelled due to protests. and now the question is whether the student protests with. it will do its job and will lead to stopping the humanitarian disaster in gaza. after the students, now the high school students of france have also joined the pro-p

reading universities. but we feel we call and have that conversation, that it is being silent. sales for is one of problems is most prestigious universities, many political science students. in fact, some of the students have been saying, look, we talked about politics. many of us might even go into politics, many from the leaders of go see us, please say yes, when we try to use politics ourselves to debate issues, we feel as if we're not able to do that. so that's interesting. what has been happening is the old school is a series of protests and systems, and the latest one, we saw a 60 days and nights some 50 students occupied the building, at least moved in early today. it seems like you, rachel, those students looking at happened calmly for students who laid out. they went out one by one. sometimes i impass, but when they did come out, what they did say was, look, we're going to continue the process. we feel that the university administrators need to hear some of altamont. it sits in at humboldt univers

it continues at the university of pennsylvania, the administration of this university emphasized on theption of confronting the protesting students and demanded that they be dismantled. meanwhile, the police broke up the students' sit-in at the university of virginia by force. the media reports the widespread arrest of more than 500 students and faculty members. anger of students america is still expanding. in canada , a number of students gathered on the campus of the university of ottawa and chanted in support of palestine. two universities in ontario warned students about holding similar protests and repeating the actions of students at american universities. students in the french capital also expressed anger at the continued aggression against gaza. despite the repression. france hundreds of students gathered at the sorbonne university and set up tents and emphasized their movements until the invasion is stopped. on the way to imam khomeini airport , a french organization couple was arrested become their trick was: if they are arrested, they are either tourists or sicily, and becau

including at san diego university. in this university, the police used batons and pepper spray on affected students. the attack took place. he collected their tents and arrested 64 students . what is happening is wrong, arresting these students is against the first amendment of the constitution let it be. let it be. the students arrested at this university were taken to the san diego central jail. the rest of the students continued their rally in front of this prison and shouted for the release of the arrested students. they pointed their guns at the innocent students who are protesting peacefully and are not armed. this is not acceptable at all. when i told them why they are doing such a thing, they also sprayed pepper on my face and eyes . at amity college in massachusetts, usa. the university has threatened to expel the students if they continue to improve students are facing. if each of us students are afraid and want to be short, it means that we share in the blood of nearly 40 thousand innocent people in gaza. at

but most of the time, university boards outsource the management of university endowments, university funds to professional investment managers. so they're not in the weeds of exactly what is going on as, as i said, they can adopt the broad principles of what they do and do not want to invest in. but they're not necessarily deeply involved in what choices are made for specific assets to be invested in and not respect practically how easy is it then for universities to divest from israel? i mean, it's certainly possible. uh, but it's not easy in, in the sense of turning around immediately. let's 1st of all, this is taking for, under the assumption that this is a choice that universities we're making that choice itself i think, is going to be a complicated one because of the polarizing nature of this issue in the united states. but let's say that a just that decision was adopted. it is operationally complex because it's difficult to get the micro level data to know what exactly is in the investments workers. but it's not impossible. it just would take some work and it would not be a fas

university. first, but we will see the last images of the food on the 20th day of the genocide. i and my children are under the belt of fire, banjari and najari, and people will die in front of us . kathir sey means nahn banjri. i am the children of our legs , we are tired of our bodies, we don't look at the mystics, where are our bodies, don't we go to see how we tire our nerves , how we worry, how we explain it , don't be a bad philosopher , even if our eyes are full of tears. because of this, the jabalia camp in the north of the gaza strip witnessed the most intense attacks today. it was the zionist regime in the attacks on this camp, when the zionists ordered its evacuation , a number of them, including eight children, were martyred. in gaza city, the bombardment of a house resulted in the martyrdom and wounding of a number of people, including 9 children. treatment staff and reporters were other targets of the attacks. in the south of the gaza strip, the attacks on rafah killed at least 16 p

was extended to the university of prescottland, adelaide and canberra. the range of student improvements in support of palestine, which started last week in the universities of melbourne and sydney and australia, now with the creation of similar camps in the universities of perth, queensland , adelaide and canberra. who strongly rejected the allegation of threats against jewish students in these protests and blocked the way for propaganda abuse by supporters of zionism from this legitimate sit-in against the crimes of the israeli regime. it is clear to us that the protests against the genocide in gaza are legitimate and the defense of human rights. australian protesting students from educational institutions and universities want their relationship with the weapons manufacturers who continue the crimes in gaza. the proposals are left to netanyahu to expose and cut off. we demand a complete severance of the relationship between australian universities and arms manufacturers for tel aviv. the australian students also emphasized that they will continue to i

the american association of university professors has condemned the columbia university president and board of trustees. that song, so police arrested hundreds of protests on campus ban today. historical with some people who barricaded themselves on monday evening, they made the call and the believe was without even the simple way of communication, or consultation with the faculty or any of the body in faculty and staff as a lot of our own campus. well that's good to correspond to today's above the she's outside the city of the city university of new york. and today is i believe that they will protest smoke just at columbia university, but also city university on tuesday night. 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, th

universities do? professor matt goodwin joins me tonight. he is a university professor, so i'm fascinated into his insight. but what's yours? also new guidance has been issued to mps this week about how to spot and combat conspiracy theories. everything from agenda 2030, the great reset, 15 minute cities, chemtrails , it all gets a chemtrails, it all gets a mention. what do you make to it all? and the army? how do we get people into it? there's a plan in place for the young week long summer camps and for the veterans. you go back for shifts. is this the future of the army? would you sign up to it ? i've caught all of that and it? i've caught all of that and more coming up in the next hour. but first, let's get tonight's latest news headlines. >> michelle, thank you very much. and good evening from the newsroom . it's just much. and good evening from the newsroom . it'sjust after much. and good evening from the newsroom . it's just after 6:00 newsroom. it's just after 6:00 leading the news tonight. a m

so this is up to universities. all been very clear, the auf lie answer definition the state department used to define anti-semitism. the department of education has refused to use it and many university presidents have refused to use and left an ambiguous definition saying you can speak out against israel. of course you can. you can disagree with israeli government but you can't call for genocide. that moves into anti-semitism and that should be something that we actually speak out on and make very clear on every single campus. >> good morning. thank you senator cotton for organizing this important discussion on a very disturbing issue. what we're seeing on college campuses is total chaos. we all know that universities have an obligation to provide every single one of their students a safe learning environment. that's not happening. we saw it again on the news last night. these are violent protests. this is occupying university buildings. this is breaking the law. and then you add in the vileness of looking at othe

but this is footage taken at the university of austin in texas. gear, wearing protective equipment, went to storm of this university, to the assault campus, in order to eliminate the tent city there. however, action gives rise to reaction and for now somewhere. of course, no one, but here’s an interesting point, they are asked, but explain in general what an intifada is, they cannot answer, so you are calling for an intifada, but do you know what an intifada means, what it is, what an intifada is? these parallels with blm become even stronger when the entire infrastructure of this protest begins to be seen. 4 years ago, when after the murder in minneapolis. america was on fire with george floyd, they also saw something similar, tents were set up, everyone remembers the autonomous zone in oregon, in portland, food was delivered, now something similar is also happening on campuses, because all this is not free, students or those who mixed with students need to be fed , you need to provide for everyday life, you need to provide communications, and so

the university, along with most universities, has content and viewpoint neutral rules that say no matterno matter what issue, you may not camp out overnight for sustained periods for a number of reasons that have nothing to do with disagree with your message. they have to do with blocking access important parts of the campus for other students and faculty members, they had to do with a diversion of police and public safety and resources that detract from the ability to protect safety and provide resources and other areas of the campus, they have to do with displacing other expressive activities by other students and groups that should... students and groups that should. . ._ students and groups that should... ., , , should... could i 'ust “ump in there because h should... could i 'ust “ump in there because i h should... could ijust “ump in there because i want _ should... could ijustjump in there because i want to - should... could ijustjump in there because i want to ask l should... could ijustjump ini there because i want to ask - there because i want to ask — to students who have been

petersburg state university , we are creating universities in branches of universities of russian universities educational institutions are being created, a whole network of them has already been created by moscow university in southern china between moscow state university and beijing university. is developing very quickly, in all, and in all directions, i want to emphasize this, this immediately creates a need for specialists who could not only speak two languages, but understand each other and work in the relevant fields together, we are now interested in teaching chinese in russia. activities require the presence of specialists who have both knowledge and the appropriate languages, it’s just that life itself requires the presence of such specialists and... we, on the part of the state, will do everything to ensure that this process is supported, because without the presence of specialists, including with knowledge of the language, it is simply impossible to move in the development of all issues of a strategic nature, so this is a process without any doubt will be supported by states on bot

i mean, this is a university, right? this is columbia university. scenes like this this is something that's going to be part of a history. certainly for the city, for this university. and laura for the nypd so significant, what they did here and how they did it. and luckily right now as far as we know, there have been no injuries shimon just thinking about the presence that we saw, the number of officers, it seemed as though there was at least just looking at you don't see many students, you see an overwhelming presence of law enforcement officials, as you mentioned a tactical teams that were involved there. >> what bring as they went into these buildings, hamilton hall, specifically are you hearing people react? was there a presence on campus of students reacting to this overwhelming presence? what were you seeing on the ground in terms of seeing that presence from the community? >> yeah. there were some of the students. there's a bridge here just over my left shoulder. some of the students were gathered up there. there were students behind this. t

this is an ivy league university. it is a very expensive university student space, thousands of dollars to be able to study here. and in spite of that, would they're willing to risk it all to shed light on what is happening in gaza. they're also say that they do not want the money that they have been paying to be fund. ah, the israel, what they call the is well general side in garza. and that's why they have been demanding divestment. this is, for example, an end to the investment of columbia university funds and companies that you know way of profiting from the war on guys out there also demanding, for example, financial transparency. many of the students we have spoken to see that they would like to be able to vote on how columbia university uses the money that they've paid . so it's certainly, you know, the students have lots of demands. they have been willing to risk it. all, many of them are outside the campus right now that we're not allowed to go back in after the university was completely shut down after anoth

one of the universities is the mother university of tehran university, and god willing, if we are successful with the help of god, we will be able to have similar models in other universities in the country. god willing, the other two universities will also start working today , but god willing, they will also have an early launch, and we are not asking everyone from here, from this forum, from all experts, only tehran university. we invite scholars, experts and social activists to come to tehran university, in this context, we can somehow take positive steps for the future of our country and our society. the family is in a very special place yes, and from this point of view. well, this point of view that you explained was taken into consideration in the university of tehran, so that the subject should be addressed in a scientific and academic manner. what will be the working method after this? it is already from this academic year 1403 144 whether the doctor is a student or not. as i said , it has been more than two years to prepare the document for the writing of the document, in a way , w

i do think that our university leadership like university city leaderships around the country -- universityhe country, the mccarthyism that is sweeping america at the moment and trying to insist that the mayor of new york bike -- like the mayor of new york jested that universities are a hotbed for places not for protests and debate and that is how we keep our democracy alive and universities do not teach students what to think, we teach students how to think for themselves so that they can imagine a better world and i am pleased to say that the university of california berkeley, our students are able and allowed to do that. >> there have been reports not speaking up berkeley specifically, of some students feeling unsafe when they have to pass by encampments and there have been some reports of anti-somatic chance and so on, where has that line between students right to protest and others rights to feel safe been laid? >> part of the new mccarthyism is trying to equate criticism of israeli government with antisemitism. there are some groups on university campuses that are being very effective

university, american university, howard university and other, possibly smaller educational institutions. all of them state that they are advocating that their universities sever all ties with organizations that are in one way or another funded by israel or finance israel, and here i propose to listen to the participants of the protest themselves, what exactly they stand for, we suggest to listen to the direct language. we demand that pro-palestinian views be protected on campus, that all charges be dropped against pro-palestinian students, event organizers and organizations, and that the university immediately disclose all of its investments and funds. and then renounced all funds associated with the essentially zionist israel, as well as ending all academic partnerships with israel. oleksii, i see that the situation on your campus at george washington university is quite calm. how does the actual action near this university differ from other similar protests, and are counter-protests taking place as well? yes, actually the situation here is quite calm, that's true. it started with abou

or connections with israeli universities.ty in new york, one of the main focuses, lots of arrests made their yesterday, given the fact that students went into a building and the authorities at columbia university they're saying it was untenable. so protests of course were fine, but that situation was untenable and so the police were called in. lots of arrests made there. this, though, is live in los angeles. it isjust there. this, though, is live in los angeles. it is just coming there. this, though, is live in los angeles. it isjust coming up there. this, though, is live in los angeles. it is just coming up to about 1.30 in angeles. it is just coming up to about1.30 in the angeles. it is just coming up to about 1.30 in the morning. we have seen this conflict between the two groups of protesters and two sides in these demonstrations. so we are going to have plenty more coverage live here in los angeles. you are watching bbc news. so we are going to stay with these pictures because we have been seeing periods of stand—off and

among the universities that had the most arrests are the university of texas at austin , 136 people, emerson college in boston, 118 people , washington university in st. louis, 100 people, and northwestern university in boston, 98 people. the police action in austin was very aggressive, there were hundreds of police officers. some of them were riding horses and had batons. on saturday, may 5, they attacked mohtarzan. georgia police also after using pepper bullets. stun guns. plastic bullets when arrested. students at amri university near atlanta have faced serious criticism on may 6. magdeh youssef has come to the big city, she has come to the desert thirsty for rain , she has come to life, o heartbroken city, you have come again with a caravan of martyrs, broken bones from a broken greeting. peace to the bones, peace to the heroes , peace to the broken bones, peace to the broken. in the name of god. hello news section at 10 o'clock. political movements and groups continue to unveil the list of candidates they support. the second round of the islamic council elections will be held on

university but the universities within the national capital region. not only the metropolitan police department but the other law enforcement agencies, so obviously it's one of the things that we are continuing to evaluate as we move closer to that time frame. >> i have a question for mayor bowser. reporter: you have spoken at all today to the president at g.w.? >> i haven't. no. we're always speaking to, we've been in constant contact with g.w. throughout this process. reporter: you said earlier that you respect the oversight -- you expect the oversight committee to be postponeed? >> i expect it to be pulled down. congressman comer indicated that he thought our energy today should be on our ongoing operations. i agreed. yes? reporter: -- [indiscernible] -- protesters on support of the israel side are getting more support than protests that are -- [indiscernible] -- what are your sentiments around that and how do you go as far as protecting free speech -- >> so m.p.d.'s response to first amendment demonstrations is apolitical. it is without regard to

the university has also increased security in the area colleges around the us. i've been struggling to contain similar protests on thousands of campuses. 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 wa

the president of another university. america withdraws according to the cbs report , the president of cornell university has been replaced due to the student protests in support of palestine, which has involved the united states. in recent weeks, cornell university has witnessed student protests by supporters of palestine. previously, the presidents of harvard and pennsylvania universities were forced to resign due to pressure from congress. representatives of the american congress, these two university presidents to the inability to suppress protests of pro-palestinian students were accused. the president of columbia university has also been pressured to resign. the new wave of american student protests began three weeks ago at columbia university , and the police have arrested more than 2,800 students so far . well, to find out about the final results of the second round of the elections of the islamic council , we will go to the election headquarters of the country and talk to the spokesperson of the election headquar

of kerman province in shahid university with art in azad university. islami and payam noor as well as the universities of the cities of our province had these movements, but the people of diyar kariman will prove today that this title and now it can be said that the word is the capital of graceful resistance of this city and this country, because wherever it was needed , these people stood defenseless for the power of oppressed people, and they will continue to be on the stage, and today, god willing, this march will be held with eternal glory. we are with you . thank you very much, mrs. najafi, for your explanation . in addition to kerman, alborz, ilam and hamadan provinces will also hold protests on fridays of anger in condemnation of the brutal suppression of the anti -zionist gathering of students in europe and america, as well as the continuation of supporting the oppressed people. gaza resistant stay with us as the program continues. holding the ministry of education employment test is the topic of discussion in this part of hello reporter, with

, everyone is looking at where the universes are flying, how the universe is expanding, where the galaxiesout. the individual parts of this ball are moving away from each other, we can say that the center of gravity of this ball is outside its material surface, so it is expanding with acceleration, no, we just cannot observe it physically, that is, the center of gravity. yes, that’s why i would also like to say that in modern cosmology there is a lot of interpretive component, these facts can be interpreted differently. for example, there was academician vladimir logvinovich arvachev, who assumed that changes, well, this red shift, it is not associated with movement galaxies, it is associated with a change in the metric as one approaches the edge of the universe, that ’s where the closer the galaxies are to the edge of the universe, especially as it was... only one of them, which is characterized by a certain set of fundamental constants, therefore already in in modern physics there are many world models that say that our universe is not the only one, in this regard, why shouldn’t there be

america was involved in the vietnam war, and the students of american universities , including kand university, demanded an end to the war and killings. after richard nixon was president the president of the united states at that time said that the war would continue, while he had come to power in 1968 with the promise of ending the vietnam war, the protests became more widespread. the words of the president of the united states at the time were enough for 500 students of connett university to protest in this university on friday, may 1, 1970, but this was the beginning of the protest . at 10:00 a.m. on saturday, may 2, 1970, the ohio state guard attacked thousands of protesting students and killed them. he shot suddenly. i heard the sound of shooting, then i saw them falling on the ground , then i also fell on the ground, i could not walk. to go i didn't even know if the fallen student was alive or dead . he didn't seem like he would survive. i could never forget that scene. by firing more than 67 war bullets from the ohio state guard soldiers towards approx. 2000 students, four students were

of students at american universities . students in the french capital also expressed anger at the continued aggression against gaza. despite the repression of the french security forces, hundreds of students they gathered at the sorbonne university and set up tents and insisted on their movements until the invasion stopped. prof. i know that you are with the students in the demonstration. you had a deep interaction. are any of these students still on campus? what do they tell you? i am not in direct contact with the students, but mostly with faculty members are in contact. groups of professors support students. i have not been in contact with the students who participated in the protests and rallies. from the groups of professors who were in contact with students. what did you hear? we all think this is a very stressful situation. we do not want police forces to enter our university. in our opinion, this action. the campus and the neighborhood around columbia where i live would be in serious danger of bringing riot police

and he is ready to universities that asking the university to have more opening on this debate. they say about what is happening in golf, and they will save on some insurance from the university's administrative that any students taking part in these protests will not be punished and will not be expelled. will the student say at the end of the meeting, the universities response is very disappointing. that the university hasn't promised or met any of the mones. and now we have a situation in which they say, at least one of the students has decided to go on a hunger strike and protests until the demo and submit. they say all the students by joining and they say that they are now planning all the protests in the future. latasha butler ultra 0 power, the united states, your opinion as the u. n. o edging the georgia in parliament to drop. it's for an influence bill. people in georgia have been protesting against the proposal for almost a month. and legislation would require organizations to get more than 20 percent of the funding from abroad to register. as for an agents in the shop

cancel the university. the university of southern california was one of the first american universities whose graduation ceremony was overshadowed by protests. about a month ago, this university appointed a muslim student as the speaker of the ceremony , who was removed due to his positions on palestine. however, the students of this university complain about the security environment. the situation in the university campus is tense and security measures have been tightened . the university that i love and the university of my dreams is now militarized. to enter the university, we have to go through the checkpoints of the transportation security organization. all the disruption this action has caused is not what i expected the week i graduate. the los angeles times also wrote that the police use facial recognition technology to identify protesting students. this technology was used after the election protests three years ago in america, which led to the imprisonment of 800 election protesters. american polic

well, initially, the university _ now? well, initially, the university tried - now? tried very - now? well, initially, the| university tried very hard now? well, initially, the . university tried very hard to respond in different manner than some of the more heavy—handed draconian responses that we've seen and other university campuses at columbia but usc, they tried to allow this processing encampment to take place as long as it wasn't disrupting university life, as long as it wasn't creating an unsafe environment, the want to respect the right of the students to protest. that's become very difficult particularly as a result of the actions of a small number of violent counter protest who really attacked the protesters themselves. so, ithink really attacked the protesters themselves. so, i think now the administration is in a very different position that he was just a few days ago where it was trying to keep calm, trying to enjoy everyone's safety and now, is a lot of pressure that the administration is facing, both on campus but i — outside campus for this encampmen

and many universities across new york city and many universities across the country were seeing a very, very strong police presence. if you can see right behind me, this is not of the parents for the students that are showing up in places such as this one, they say that they will remain here that they ready to face arrest. that they're ready to face expulsion. but they believe that this is the time to shed light to what is happening and guys are right now and today is a, it's not just the universities we have practices have gathered, may day demonstrations have also turned into a show of support for the people of gaza will certainly would be here in the survey just across new york city, one of them a made a celebration in a way with people carrying ballasting and flags and saying that they support the students. many of the people we have spoken to are in opposition to what happened on the campus of columbia university on tuesday evening after those students barricaded themselves inside the handle. it's on hold. hold that they, we named pains on because of back 6 year old girl that was

the office of the president of the university of those administration of the university will react to this quote is what we can expect at least here. it will, we're seeing the columbia university. the students that are protesting outside will continue to vote and press a university telling them to divest from companies if they say, profit from israel's war and goes okay, thank you. have a ben benjamin a louder is through the in new york city. i'm about to you up tonight. i'm next on dw series, with a look at the women in spot in the next generation of environmental. i'll be back at the top of the he's got issues with a lot say what grade the, this, the shadows of these pod costs and videos shed light on the dog is devastating. colonial har is infected by germany across and he employed.