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

these types of attacks are despicable and un-american and i'm glad the university of texas at austin made it clear that anti-semitism has no place on its campus. last week, 26 of my republican colleagues urged r the biden administration to do more to protect jewish students on college campuses. antisemitic mobs are paralyzing manymi campuses that are threatening students. they must do more to combat anti-semitism and ensure that every student has a safe place to learn. universities, of course, are no strangers to activism, young have organized protests and raised protests on a variety of political and that's entirely appropriate. right to protest and does not grant anyone the ability to say or do whatever they want without consequences. recent demonstrations have turned into a breathing ground and we must do to protect students and restore safety to our college campuses and restore the very basic mission for which they were founded which is to educate the next a generation of americans. mr. president, i yield the floor and i would note the absence of a quorum. note note. >> since 1979

so university of austin's a private university in texas, and, you know, listen, liz, a lot of these kidsis is a lot of moral if confusion in our country. i think we have a culture where you're not allowed to actually debate these things openly, you're supposed to already have the answers and yell at the other side. these kids probably never if even heard the other arguments, they don't believe there are other argument9. i think you need to have universities to teach people to the listen and to debate and to realize you don't have all the answers and to actually pursue truth. and, you know, i think there should be critical thinkings crasses where you have to make the argument for the other side to understand them. i don't think these kids have gone through them at all, and it's very sad. they've been brainwashed their whole lives, and it's a very liberal perspective. liz: joe, i think it's phenomenal you have launched this university. it gives people an option to actually be educated and also have civil discourse. when you see these students who are wearing red gloves to symbolize blood-s

found 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 the american universities who are witnessing the protests demanded a permanent ceasefire in gaza and the cessation of the american military aid to israel and the withdrawal of the funds of the american universities from the arms exporting companies and other companies that exploit the war. they also

but this is footage taken at the university of austin in texas. in full gear wearing protective equipment, went to storm this university, to storm the campus, in order to eliminate the tent city there. however. action gives rise to opposition, and while somewhere the police manage to take control of the situation or somewhere the university leadership manages to come to an agreement with students, in other places the situation is becoming more and more aggravated, and of course, as i said, it greatly depends on the state, for example , in liberal california or in the state of new york , they largely turn a blind eye to what is happening and in some places these chambers are already there. towns are even turning into a kind of autonomous zones, familiar to us all from the events of the summer of 2020 from the blm events, in general, this similarity with the blm events, it is so obvious that it cannot help but catch your eye, a characteristic moment, here you can even joke that not all protesters probably had their firmware updated, this is the chara

, the mayor of new york commented on the situation at columbia university, but a similar situation is developing everywhere. my colleagues who worked, for example, at the university of austinso said that they saw not only young people. there were middle-aged people there, people who were clearly prepared; in america there is a serious, as i already said, infrastructure for creating a protest, there is a special organization. where you can simply take protesters for money, but there are clearly political sponsors, conservative american publications that track how it began and how it develops, pay attention to the activity, for example, of the same notorious financier george soros, who was associated with with blm protests 4 years ago. the project, called the us campaign for palestinian rights, provides between $3 and $8,000. activists in exchange for spending 8 hours a week on organizing campaigns led by palestinian organizations. the radical group has received at least $300,000 from soros' open society foundations since 2017, as well as about $350,000 from the rockefeller brothers foundation since 2019. why soros needs this is not very clear, because soros, in principle, s

of the educational buildings. the police do not stand on ceremony. in virginia, a tent city at the blacksburg technological university was demolished. dozens of activists have been detained. on the campus of the university of austinven the human rights organization human rights watch, known for its political bias, found it necessary to stand up for the students. she accuses the us authorities of excessive cruelty in suppressing protests in support of palestine. meanwhile , the protests are spreading, they have even reached the most prestigious universities, like yale and stanford, where the elite of american business politicians are trained. arrests are also made here. more than a thousand have been detained so far participants in pro-palestinian mass protests. ukraine intends to produce several thousand long-range drones this year. according to the wall street journal, the country will be collecting about half a thousand drones every month by the middle of the year. this is the type of weapon that is made for. kiev, neither its own arsenals nor supplies from western partners, allow the ukrainian armed forces to conduct effective combat operations. unmanned aerial vehicles assembled on the knee are not capable of

the university of texas austin, divest from of equity is riley will machine, but authorities that are not negotiating valid, engaging with those issues. however, that haven't been successes of other universities around the country. shepard can see out is there at austin, texas. well, i didn't see i'm was born in gauze and raised in japan. she left japan after high school, but as were ton to support the 1st student protest, the against israel is war hunting, tells us about demonstrations at the university of tokyo. my name is hans young and i was born in because uh in the hospital to baptist hospital i moved to japan when i was 7 years old and i grew up here until about the end of high school. and i just moved back in october in order to raise awareness and do as much as i can for pablo sign into time. i'm here to support the students at university of cocoa in there and cut meant it's the 1st encampment in japan. um, and you know, one of the students was inspired by the students in columbia and all over the states in the world now. and decided to finish up with 10 and solidarity and al

university of south florida. resting several students. it comes off to similar us at all. the universities across the states of the university of texas in austin, a number of student purchases, were arrested on monday and we're still in jail on tuesday. how does your caspar has moved? there has been a slow trickle of the protesters that are being released according to the university of texas austin, administration. 79 people were arrested for mondays protests. and they had been charged with. we're seeing a lot of criminal trespassing as a major charge here. and now more than 24 hours later, still the vast majority remain inside the jail that's behind me. and that's despite the calls that you're hearing behind me of not only free talestine, a free those protesters. these are you t students, some faculty member and other members of the austin community, the house of vigil overnight waiting for every last one of those arrested to be released. and joining us is a guest who is an attorney has been helping some of those that i've been detained. this as well as some of the thanks for joining us. tell me about the charges that these individuals are fa

6 months ago during the celebration of freedom of speech week appointment here at the university of texas at austin, students have gathered here to protest the crimes of the zionists in gaza. we want to invest in israel as a university and as a country . but abbott deployed the department of public safety last week to help quell protests at the university of texas at austin. students at state universities whose governor has passed a free speech law are now facing pepper spray and beatings by the police. on the one hand, they say that you know that you have freedom of expression, and on the other hand, it completely destroys it, and the governor supports freedom his expression says this about them. arrests are being made now and will continue until the crowd is dispersed. protesters are in jail. this year's labor day in france had a palestinian flavor. in this year's demonstration , french workers supported palestine and condemned the crimes of the zionist regime rather than raising their union concerns . you feed the french, you keep our traditions alive. you promote our knowledge and the world is

that's the site there at the university of texas at austin. thanks. i is still a head on elsa 0. tony chang in east and me and my websites is in the middle of truth struggling for control of one of the country's most important trade high was that it is a data. remember, for this indian all around are in the po, will have that action on the way sports with peter stems the there, thanks for spending time with us. so let's go with your weather update. this one will focus on the middle east and africa. so what, whether dropping down from iraq freight into kuwait, well actually adding some wins here as well. so sand, industrial, and seem likely around coate with the potential for some jolts and bolts here as well. could get your temperature up to about 40 degrees. let's go to central asia right now where we had seen somewhat weather that's mostly scooted out of the picture is still for the eastern side of these countries though. a warm breeze blowing through the documented stein, so ask about is up to 35 degrees on monday 30. it looks like this. set what weather and now really mostly a

yesterday the university of texas in austin— yesterday the university of texas in austin announced thatonday had no affiliation — those arrested on monday had no affiliation with the university of texas — affiliation with the university of texas in — affiliation with the university of texas. in other words, the mainstream media would have you understand or would suggest that these _ understand or would suggest that these are — understand or would suggest that these are somehow students who are outraged _ these are somehow students who are outraged at what is happening in the middle _ outraged at what is happening in the middle east. but in fact in texas and i_ middle east. but in fact in texas and i bet — middle east. but in fact in texas and i bet the same number holds in other— and i bet the same number holds in other parts— and i bet the same number holds in other parts of the country, that nearly— other parts of the country, that nearly half of those are not students at these institutions. what they did _ students at these institutions. what they did find... we students at these ins

university. now most of the protest is arrested on charges of trespassing at university of texas at austin, on monday. a still in jail highly jo cost row has more and there has been a slow trickle of the protesters that are being released according to the university of texas. austin, administration, 79 people were arrested for mondays protests. and they had been charged with. we're seeing a lot of criminal trespassing as the major charge here. and now more than 24 hours later, still the vast majority remain inside the jail. that's the i need. and that's despite the calls that you're hearing behind me of not only free talestine, the free those protests are. these are you teach students, some faculty member and other members of the austin community, the house of vigil overnight waiting for every last one of those arrested to be released. and joining us is a guest who is an attorney has been helping some of those that have been, attain this as well as some of the thanks for joining us. tell me about the charges that these individuals are facing. and some of the criticism that, you know, this started out

the university of texas austin, divest from what they call the as riley war machine, but authorities that are not negotiating valid, engaging with those issues. however, that haven't been successes of other universities around the country. shepard can see out, is there a austin, texas, leaders from the organization that has the cooperation all gathered in the can be and capital. so the final day of a summit the to discuss israel's war on garza representatives had been considering a resolution to the conflict in the occupied territories. tensions between israel and iran. the warrants who don on the rise and is on a phobia and races. and what also on the agenda that comes in the home, it has more from the county and capital bundle, or is it the president of the just stuff that he's a he finished closing the somebody. i spoke to him and asking a few questions. i felt asking and how, what is the oh, i see on the organization of this, let me corporation, what they're doing with regards to is viable investment and present them about who is the champ the oil i see under president. yes, it is

this is the university of texas at austin. students have gathered here to protest the crimes committed by the zionists in gaza. invest in israel as a university and as a country but since last week , abbott has deployed the department of public safety to help quell protests at the university of texas at austin. this is how he says about them. arrests are being made now and will continue until the crowd is dispersed . protesters are in jail. international workers' day demonstrations in france were met with a violent reaction by the country's police. demonstrations held in more than 300 french cities. it became an arena of interdependence with the palestinian nation. french police stormed the gathering while beating them, the french arrested a number of protestors. the number of detainees has not been announced. the published pictures show that some protesters were wounded. the spokesman of the ministry of foreign affairs called kuwait to a stable agreement with iran on the joint arash gas field. mr. kanani, in response to the re

of people have been arrested on college campuses across the united states. 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

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, 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, where hundreds of policemen , some of them on horses and with batons , attacked the protesters on wednesday, may 5th , after using pepper bullets. plastic bullet stun guns have faced serious criticism when arresting students at emory university near atlanta on may 6. stay with us with the news at 16:00. the number of students and faculty members detained in america exceeded 2400 people. at the university of california , the police arrested dozens of pro-palestinian students. at least 25 students due to the attack of the security forces and supporters of the zionist regime, they were injured and taken to the hospital. the new york times reported.

of people have been arrested on college campuses across the united states. among the universities that had 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 norstern university in bassan. 98 people, police action it was very aggressive in austin, where hundreds of police, some of them riding horses and carrying batons, attacked the protesters on wednesday, may 5. students at emory university near atlanta faced serious criticism on may 6 . the national media hosted the deputy minister of employment of the ministry of labor on the subject of the favorable current situation of employment in the year of the production leap with the participation of the people. the deputy minister of employment development of the minister of labor cooperation and social welfare announced the fulfillment of the commitment of 97 job creation last year and said: the job security bill in the government board. it was approved and sent to the parliament . in short, it means that workers in the workplace they should feel that their work is continuous , it is stable,

report calm at nyu and club at university this evening but however across the country they are pro- palestinian encampments of popping up all over at the university of texas austini- israel are gathered for a peaceful demonstration after two previous demonstrations at that school resulted in arrests. at the university of virginia a massive police presence moved in it yesterday on an unlawful encampment after more than a week attention there. video shows police using pepper spray and dragging away at least one protester in tearing down the tents. at least 25 people were arrested but at virginia, usa, nyu and columbia these protesters are giving warnings to clear their encampments before police prevented however one student from northeastern university in boston claims his school did not offer to communicate before he was arrested. >> it was crazy that our school would rather do that then come to the table and even talk about our demands. >> ttoday keira new york mayor adams called any nonstudents protesting on your campuses agitators and republican congress woman told fox students should be punished. >> any individuals who are part of these pro- hamas riots are p

at the university of texas at austin at least 79 people were arrested during campus protests on mondayad no affiliation with ut austin. the bbc�*s tom bateman has more. when we showed up it was very quiet and very calm here at the university of texas. that came after the scenes on monday where the university administration called in state troopers, texas state troopers, some armed with batons and bolt cutters who came in and forcibly removed the encampment that was on this site here. the university said that that breached university rules. they say they had repeatedly warned protesters and that that warning had been ignored. the university also said they believe many of the protesters on monday were from off—campus itself. speaking to protesters here today they accuse the police of using violence forcefully removing them. i spoke to one man who said that many people have been forcibly pulled away from the encampment and some sprayed with pepper spray little further on from the protesters police were trying to take people away in police vans. he said he himself had been affected by that

, the most merciful , may god bless him and grant him peace last week, he entered the university of texas at austin 43 students after beating them . at the university of arizona, the police arrested 72 protesters.

washington university, these are students who sit in demonstrations, and in most of these gatherings, the police intervened. violence spread, especially in a university like the university of texas in austin . was not and in some cases even the professors who were accompanying the students were arrested, and now the professors of the university of amori, whose pictures were very popular on social media, have been arrested. last night , in new york, in los angeles police, a group of people who were mobs and did not have a clear identity attacked my students. before i answer your question, i must point out that american politicians and prominent media sometimes do not have a friendly approach with the palace students. sefid considered the students' approach to be wrong and even some republican politicians and their affiliated media even considered the students as terrorists . threat period. it has also increased against pro-palestinian students in america. but in the latest developments, we witnessed the peak of violence last night at ucla university and columbia university. the police arrived at the request of the presidents of the university and used tear gas. according to mayor eric adam

the campus demonstrations, we protested, sierra do modeling that the university of texas austin divest from of equity is riley will machine. but authorities that are not negotiating valid, engaging with those issues. however, that haven't been successes of other universities around the country. shepard can see out, is there a awesome texas? talk for a short break here, and i'll just 0 when we come back chad security forces concept that said as mondays elections replace the ministry transitional council for the next day. the in depth analysis of the days headlines those, the failure to free, the captive still being held by him asked how difficult a moment is this for 5 minutes. witnessing yahoo is trying to stay indifferently as 5 minutes to the know the to state possibly else of j. frank assessments. how to relations decline between them is uh, and the united states of america. the crux of the matter is, is choice of metropolitans. and specifically russia inside story on al jazeera, 2 era writers from different countries, but with much in common main upstairs. so a palestinian resistan

of people have been evacuated. universities across the united states were arrested. among the universities with the highest number of arrests are the university of texas in austin, 136 le, emerson college in boston, 118 people, washington university in st. louis, 100 people, and northwestern university, in bassan, 98 people. the police action in austin was very aggressive there. hundreds of policemen , some of whom were riding horses and carrying batons , attacked the protesters on wednesday, may 5 carry. the georgia police have also faced serious criticism after using pepper bullets, guns and plastic bullets when arresting students at emory university near atlanta on may 6. this traffic is under these signs. how many minutes have you been in the traffic ? i think it will be 20 minutes. what is the reason ? it is crowded here. i think it is because of the exhibition. now it is 20 minutes of traffic . they should think about it. it would be better if the tehran international exhibition is located in the north of the capital. that people say and the police say volumes his usual traffic will increase, which is clear and characteristic of holding an exhibition at any lev

of people have been arrested on college campuses across the united states. among the universities with the highest number of arrests they had 136 people from the university of texas at austinerson college. in boston, 118 people , washington university in st. louis, 100 people, and norstern university arrested 98 people. the police action in austin was very aggressive, where hundreds of policemen , some of them riding horses and carrying batons, attacked the protesters on wednesday, may 5. plastic bullets during the arrest of students at emery university near atlanta on may 6 are facing serious criticism. this is gymnast publications. we have always tried to serve you with the most up-to-date methods and today we are going to make 60% of your educational resources in the form of we offer it to you completely free of charge. just by sending the number 5 to the sms number 30085 , you will receive 60% of your educational resources completely free . get 60 of gilna publications' resources as a gift now. the year number five has reached 30085 from the safa meter of khamran, landed in havar. in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful. imam jafar sadiq (peace be up

university and as a country. but since last week, the department of public safety. deployed to help quell protests at the university of texas at austin. students at state universities whose governor passed the freedom of speech act are now pepper-sprayed and beaten they are facing the police. on the one hand, they say you know that you have freedom of expression, and on the other hand, it completely destroys it, and the governor, who supports freedom of expression, talks about it like this. arrests are being made now and will continue until the crowd is dispersed. protesters are in jail. and let's see a report about a female teacher who comes from the city to the village for the love of the students so that the rural students do not stop studying. this teacher teaches students with modern teaching methods and they consider commitment and love for work to be the key to success. on behalf of. special ideas to different festival awards. that's all it is part of the achievements of mrs. muallem abadani that made me attend her classroom one day. together with mrs. rabiei, we went 40 kilometers away from abadan. a long route that he travel

the campus demonstration was we protested, scared, remodeling that the university of texas austin divest from of equity is riley war machine. but authorities that are not negotiating valid, engaging with those issues. however, that have been successes of other universities around the country. shepard can see out, is there a austin, texas, 100 and c. m was born in gaza and then raised in japan. she left a panel of the high school that has returned to support the 1st student protest against israel's war on garza and tells us about the students approach to protest at the university of token. my name is hans young and i was born in because uh in the hospital to baptist hospital i moved to japan when i was 7 years old and i grew up here until about the end of high school. and i just moved back in october in order to raise awareness and do as much as i can for paula sign in japan . i'm here to support the students at university of tokyo and there and come in. it's the 1st encampment in japan. um, and you know, one of the students was inspired by the students in columbia and all over the states

found tents have been set up at columbia, new york, georgetown, george washington and the university of texas at austinthese 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 the american universities who are witnessing the protests demanded a permanent ceasefire in gaza and the cessation of the american military aid to israel and the withdrawal of the funds of the american universities from the arms exporting companies and other companies that exploit the war. they also they demanded the cancellation of the measures against the professors and students who were punished or fired due to the protests , and now the question is whether the student protests will work again and will lead to stopping the humanitarian disaster in gaza. this is gymna publications. we always tried to serve you with the latest methods. and today we are going to offer you 60% of your educational resources for free. only by sending the number 5 to the sms system 308. dear viewers, the deadline fo

invest in israel as a university and as a country, but since last week abbott has deployed the department of public safety to help quell protests at the university of texas at austinudents in state universities that its governor approved the freedom of speech law, and now they face pepper spray and beatings by the police. on the one hand, they say you know that you have freedom of speech , and on the other hand, it completely destroys it, and the governor who supports his freedom of speech says this about them. arrests are being made now and will continue until the crowd disperses . protesters are in jail. 15 people, including 5 children, were martyred in the attack of the zionist regime's fighters in east rafah. yala yala in gaza city and in the north of this strip, at the same time as the zionist apache helicopters, the artillery of this regime also shelled the areas various settlements continue from zeitoun in the southeast of gaza city . the fighters of the zionist regime also targeted the jabalia camp in the north of the gaza strip . in the center of the gaza strip, the artillery of the zionist regime bombarded the areas of al-maqraqa al-zahra, sharq al-brij

about enough, we have seen professors and members of the faculty at different universities support a lot of the protesters. at the university of texas at austin here for a few weeks speaking to students and educators, many protest, professors say they have joined the protest because they do not agree with what is happening with the war. some of the protest were led by professors and members of the faculty, so there has been support from the teaching community to the protesters protesting on the palestinian- israeli war. >> thank you. i appreciate the wrap up on that >>> called a remarkably blunt and transactional pitch, what we know about a billion-dollar proposal from you know who. ! lawn disease? been going around. so like other people have it and it's not... pick up a bag of the new scotts turf builder healthy plus lawn food today. feed your lawn. feed it. when you purchase a pair of bombas socks, tees, or underwear, you also donate one to someone facing homelessness. one purchased equals one donated. 100 million donations and counting. visit bombas.com and get 20% off your first order. (man) mm, hey, honey. 100 million donations and count

tents have been set up at columbia, new york, georgetown, george washington and the university of texas at austin. these protests have been extended to the universities of spain and france, and the police to disperse the students who have dozens of tents on the university campus. they had installed it in france. the students of the american universities, who witness the protests, demand a permanent ceasefire in gaza and stop the american military aid to israel and withdraw the funds of the american universities from the arms exporting companies and others. companies that exploit the war. they also demand the cancellation of measures against professors and students. were punished or expelled because of the protests, and now the question is whether the student protests will do their job again and will lead to the cessation of the humanitarian disaster in gaza . family is the way to be, my daughter-in-law, my son. you made me angry because we were so eager for it to be part of it. god willing, it's part of all the lovers, everyone who really wants to be part of the teacher. i think it's been 15 or 1

nypd carrying out this operation now, we have seen all the police forces acting at the university of, texas austin, university of north carolina, chapel hill. but in places like ucla and usc here in l.a., no lapd action so far. do you think we will see more police in the coming days? >> i've just got about 30 seconds, ted. you i think it's debatable. we're going to see more acts. and i know you had one of the students who said that there was some anti police on columbia. and i think you'll find the same in all the campuses as long as a peacefully assembly assembly, then i don't think you're going to have a problem with law enforcement. it's when it gets out of pocket . >> jonathan. yeah. ted always great to talk to you. thank you so much for being with us. early morning there on the east coast. so here's where we stand right now. >> about four hours or so ago, the nypd arrived at columbia university. hundreds officers, many of them wearing riot gear. they went into hamilton hall. they cleared out the protesters . we don't know how many were left there, but they cleared out those who were within ju

we were watching campus after campus, university of wisconsin, ucla, usc, university of texas austin and mit, brown, campus after campus into chaos. in fact, it has been in 26 states and one thing is clear, get tents, build an encampment, find material to do it and plenty resources to make it happen much >> lawrence: protesters would use rules of radicals, now they have a crime website, this is a quote there. it is clear in order for this crisis to develop further, student occupation should take buildings whenever possible. we can will the most power by occupying space where classes are held and administrators have offices. be prepared to escalate action to make it more expensive, whether materially, financially, or socially, to remain complicit and divest endowments from israel. they are making it clear, these are all illegal action. >> brian: they go to that site. >> lawrence: they keep saying divest from israel, i don understand what they mean by that. you have a lot of companies that are giving the university money. they give israel money, they are writing scholarships. they want

the continuation of student protests entered the university of texas at austin for the second time in the past week, and then arrested 43 people from beating students. at the university of arizona, the police arrested 72 protesters . gathered protesting students. in virginia , the police also got into a fight with the students. at columbia university, students occupied one of the educational buildings. they put up a banner in support of the freedom of palestine. negotiations the students did not reach an agreement with the university authorities to end the sit-in. the university had promised the students that it would not suspend them if they ended the protests. but the students want to stop the investment of this university in companies affiliated with the zionist regime. we were threatened with suspension or leaving. obviously, no one has been here. everyone here is willing to risk themselves. there are also many people who watch and support us and we hope that the university will come to its senses. students also demonstrated in new jersey. at george washington university the stude

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-palestinian movements and against the crimes of the zionist regime. unions of students and teachers. in france , they announced in an announcement: monday and tuesday , they will block high schools all

dozens were arrested, for example, at the university of texas at austin on monday. ted, from coast to coast, including george washington, yale, harvard, and ohio state, berkeley. and support for palestinians was a feature of may day protests around the world today. this was the scene in beirut, where demonstrators marking international workers�* day carried a giant palestinian flag. to tunisia, where some of the thousands of union activists rallying in tunis to mark may day, displayed their support for palestinians in gaza. "when do we want it? now. " and this is leeds in northern england, where student protesters have set up a pro—gaza camp outside leeds university union. student groups say they're protesting at what they call the university of leeds' "complicity" with israel's actions in gaza. in the middle east itself, us secretary of state antony blinken met with israeli leaders wednesday in his push for a cease—fire deal between israel and hamas, saying "the time is now" for an agreement that would free hostages and bring a pause in the nearly seven months of wa

in many schools looking at a video of a pro- palestinian protester getting on stage at university of texas austinduation later escorted out. we also see graduation disruptions at schools like uc berkeley, university of wisconsin madison and moore. >> do these students even know what they are protesting? >> no. the students don't but we don't know that it is students for the most part. obviously they are students walking out all of these protesting things that are happening these are people taking advantage of what is the most malleable lines of any graduating class we've ever had this class did not have a graduation in 2020, they are almost benign to the ways of the world at this point they are so easily impressionable that tiktok dictates their political opinions they are protesting seinfeld not because they know he supported israel but because he is jewish. that is anti-semitism. they don't know that and they are ignorant to the extent i don't know that they get by. i think they should be identified and you have to live with the decisions that you ma make. >> that's the point they will be futur

i think i could be brief, i'm the dean of the moody college communication here at the university of texas at austin. one of our schools and school of journalism and media in film and television, advertising and pr. >> let's talk for a second on a high level with all your interactions of people with high school and college grad level, what's your assessment of the spirit, the motivation and the skills of this generation, what they have and what they might be missing to face the journalism world that we have out there? >> i'd be happy to answer that, i'm completely bullish on the talent that you would expect from the dean of a college but coming out of the panel discussions we had today, that's an important point to make. the most questions from people about two things. what are the writing skills of students, are they learning olschool reporting, shoe letter reporting skills that i learned when i was a journalism student and what is the journalism marketplace? the good news is they are coming in with a set of skills we don't have to teach. how to use your iphone to capture video, how do you capture

university of southern california. around the same time, nearly a week ago, protests were also beginning at the university of texas, in austine including in georgia, louisiana, virginia, florida, north carolina, and other locations shown here on the map. and for the thousands of protesters across

spurring confrontations with police, with protesters removed by force like here at the university of texas at austin, some jewish students say they don't feel safe amid incidents of anti-semitism. house speaker mike johnson calling on university leaders to do more. we will not allow anti-semitism to thrive on campus, the white house saying president biden condemns the term intifada seen on columbia's campus as hate speech, and that while he respects the right to peaceful, free expression, quote, forcibly taking over buildings is not peaceful. it is wrong. it all comes as secretary of state antony blinken is in israel pressing to close the deal on a cease fire that would also free hamas held hostages and get more aid into gaza, seeking to ease the suffering and calm the turmoil. while the demonstrations vary from campus to campus, we've been speaking to organizers here at george washington university who say this one has been well organized, largely peaceful from the start, and that it's their mission not to become the story, to make sure the focus stays on the suffering in gaza. in washington, alice

university and as a country. but abbott deployed the department of public safety last week to help quell the protests at the university of texas at austin. students in state universities whose governor is the law. arrests are being made now and will continue until the crowd disperses . 170 protesters are in jail. elite students were sent to farda umrah. after a 9-year gap, the first group of umrah students were sent to the land of revelation in the form of two convoys of 85 people. enthusiastically to have come i am very happy that i am going to hajj for the first time . remote. i recently came from mahabad and a group of university elites who, after a 9 -year hiatus, are now students of taliyah daran, umrah trip , and are studying economics at tehran university. in amir kabir university of technology, for the fruitfulness of this journey, let's take a look at what is the real purpose of being human, where did we come from? we want to go to honorable places, people are definitely more attentive in those places, it is much easier to pray, the actions are not difficult, what is important is that a person takes advantage of this opportunit

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this was received at the university of california berkeley and the university of north carolina chapel hill. protest after the ceremonies at the university of texas in austin. and it virginia commonwealth university students walked out as the governor began to speak to protest the violent police crackdown against protesters supporting post died on campus. those tactics have been the norm across the country. police in riot gear using pepper spray and violence to arrest nearly 2900 people at 57 universities back at johns hopkins. just one of 6 universities to agree to a peaceful settlement protest or say this part is over, but it is just the beginning. this agreement will be the 1st step in a much longer fight, and it will allow us to regroup and focus our energy on future actions and future agitation towards the ultimate goal of a total divestment from israel. now they have a promise that a vote will happen on whether the schools large endowment will divest from firms and defense contractors that help is real, just not a guarantee that they'll vote in their favor particle, hain, elda 0, washington. the russians president vladimir putin is replacing one of h