images similar to this came out of american universities at that time. image of university of minnesota students protesting vietnam and cambodia. and police clashes with protesters. now, about 5 decades have passed since that time, social media users write that the atmosphere of the university of maine sotata has become similar to those days. a user wrote: "years ago , the police attacked a minnesota student for a peaceful protest." he is doing the same thing now. with the difference that this time the topic of the protest is to support palestine and more universities are witnesses demonstrations and repression are violent. emory university professor, delaware police officers show their interest in democracy by arresting and beating them. users also publish these images as american police violence. if you see, the image is not well captured. he says that the demonstration started to support palestine , now after the publication of these pictures by france 24 channel , this time by french students, mohammad javad, according to sed and sima news agency, the range of student protests again

protesters are now digging in on cam from berkeley to the university of michigan to the university of minnesotare police today took down tents and made arrests. colleges struggling under a new wave of solidarity protests inspired by the movement at columbia university. the encampment here at columbia university is at the center of this campus. demonstrators are studying and sleeping here, all while workers try to set all of this up for graduation just three weeks away. protesters are demanding colleges divest from companies they say profit from ties to israel. >> we're not planning on packing up and going home. we are here because people in palestine are going through so much worse. >> reporter: columbia offering virtual learning for the last week of classes, after some jewish students said they felt unsafe on campus. like aiden hunter, who tells us he understands why people are protesting. >> i don't mean to diminish that, but i'd say the majority of my friends, especially jewish friends, feel a sense of insecurity at this time. >> reporter: but among the pro-palestinian protesters here are al

ilhan omar, a member of the us congress , gave a speech to protesting students at the university of minnesotais brave act of yours as a student really touched me. end your protests. but it was met with opposition from students at columbia university. the universities say that these protests were carried out without permission and have threatened that punitive measures will be taken against those who participate in these protests. of course, the protesters say that these threats can't stop them. to scare this is a university and these soldiers are in front of the students. according to ahed network , american universities have turned into barracks. only 93 people were arrested here. their protest against nazi germany or new york 2024 is the cry of a professor expelled from the university, who is the leader of concerned students been. this war has changed the world. change , for example, in the minds of political science students in paris , which was followed by the security forces' treatment of them. the french journalist wrote to the students to raise awareness of the situation in gaza and an

university officials. but the repression of my american students who are critical of the zionist regime has continued in the past days. one of the cases was at the university of minnesota, where 9 students were arrested at one of the closed universities of california. harvard university also blocked the students' presence in its outer campus for fear of holding a rally. they also pitched a tent at columbia university in the past days. students inside the university campus who were forced to leave the campus due to the deadline. in recent days, the american police entered the university campus and arrested students and professors at columbia university. moments ago , we saw the images of the seventh day of the protests. 18 students were arrested at new york university. 150 students were arrested. the american police arrested 60 students and professors at the university , and these people are accused of participating in demonstrations in support of gaza, some of them from they were deprived of education, but these protests have continued despite the violence in the past days and have been held in universities such as michigan, maryland, and mit. our request is explicit.

and a lot of faculty on tuesday, pro palestinian actions and rallies sprung up at lower universities across the united states, including the university of michigan, the university of minnesota and the university of california berkeley at new york's columbia university. where this latest wave of protest began, students were kept out for a 7th street day a week that has seen hundreds of arrests there as well. we should also note that it's not just the police universities also suspended the students without any kind of due process. many of the students have been evicted from the dormitories dormitories that they pay for something given just 15 minutes to gather their belongings. and so overall it's been a draconian punitive response to these protests and the situation that really doesn't, meredith, there's no justification for this when students are really just sitting on a lawn doing their homework. our students are demanding universities cut, financial ties with companies that profit from israel's occupation of palestine at n y u. that includes lockheed martin, us weapons manufacturer, whose weapons are used by the israeli military, general electric, which makes engines for

of vermont , middlebury university has become a place of student protest. abc tv reported: north american universities have joined the protests, while these universities are usually far from the political atmosphere. hamlin state university of minnesota supporters. virginia university students also protested the war in gaza and the end of american aid to the regime they demanded zionism. at sonoma state university in california, students set up a tent and sit-in in support of the palestinian people. also, at montuna university, students demanded an immediate ceasefire in gaza. at new york university , students chanted: "or we will liberate gaza." we die god bless you, god bless you , god bless you, or the muhris, the ibnors, or the ibnus. this is despite the arrest of 275 students and faculty members in the last two days the people arrested in the american student protests have reached a thousand people only in colorado university, 40 people in ohio 36 universities and in indiana university, 34 other students were arrested for participating in student protests and demonstrations against the crimes of the zionist regime in gaza. in texas , the governor of this state was arrested. laying off. the students participating in the demonstra

and the university of california berkeley at stanford, happening in the middle of the country, is happening at a higher state university of happening in the university of minnesota across the nation. students and young people are getting together and they are protesting the one gaza they're calling for a permanent cease fire. and that seems to be a growing movement one, it's hurting prison, inviting politically. he is pulling badly with young voters compared to the next time or the last time that he ran for election. and so this seems to be a growing movement and i didn't want to exaggerate how big it forget, but we have to remember, this is how the vietnam pro chest started right here at columbia. in 1968 police came in and violently crafts down on student protesters at this university, and that's exactly what the university does not want to see. that's why we've got a conflict between the university senate, which said he did not want to see a police coming to your interest students and the president of the university who called police in. so right now we're in the middle of that conflict and we just don't know where it's going to end, but these protests only s

i'm a kid, a grew up for worked hard, was able to go to school at the university of minnesota, the arch override school of journalism. i worked hard to get that degree. i am a bonafide educated journalism with an education and journalism i then went onto work for a small station. i want awards, a practice journalism. i practice my craft. i've covered a gazillion stories. why did i do that? if you don't need that to work in this business anymore, well, as a complement to what you're saying, i am not a journalist. mm hm. i'm a political scientist with a couple of radio shows in a pod care, which is fine, but you don't call yourself at your know because because out of respect to people like you who studied the craft, who practiced the craft, who got a degree in the craft i am always clear, even though many people want to refer to me as a journalist. mm hm. i am not. because i wasn't trained to be was, there's a place for what you did. it was already like there is these folks that nbc that are complaining now, most of them have people who work alongside them who they treat as if they're a j

mass protests at columbia, nyu, m.i.t., yaem, the university of minnesota, berkeley, and several more campuses. at nyu, new york city's mayor blaming outside agitators for tossing bottles and chairs at officers. in northern california, protes sorp protestors clashing with police in riot gear. stephanie ramos tonight with the scenes across this country. >> reporter: tonight, these images show protests turning violent, as police struggle to control students at cal poly humboldt. demonstrations spreading from coast to coast. protesters facing off with police in riot gear. using furniture to barricade themselves inside this academic building, as officers with shields try to move in. one protester bashing police with an empty water jug. it comes after more than 150 students and faculty were arrested at nyu overnight, when police moved in to clear pro-palestinian protesters who refused to move. the crowd then marching to police headquarters. new york's mayor eric adams blaming outside agitators for a violent turn in campus protests. pointing to this video he says shows bottles and chairs th

>> reporter: clashes and arrests from the streets of new york to the university of minnesota to cal poly humbolt. as more universities crack down on pro-palestinian protests siting safety concerns and anti-semitic rhetoric. pro-palestinian encampments now across more than a dozen campuses as students call for universities to divest from companies connected to israel. >> we're paying a lot of tuition to be here. we want to know where our money is going. we want to know where the investments are going as students. >> reporter: overnight at new york university, police say 120 protesters were taken away in zip ties. 116 were released with summons for trespass, including assistant professor zach samalin. did you have the opportunity to leave? >> i did have the opportunity to leave, yes. but what i did instead is i linked arms with my colleagues on the faculty of new york university in order to protect our students from the police. >> reporter: the university said many of the protesters were not affiliated with the school, and that they'd witnessed disorderly, disruptive and antagonizing behav

university of minnesota, university of michigan, m.i.t.nd berkeley have all seen similar encamp lts. meanwhile, the fbi says it is working with universities to warn them of anti-semitic threats. director christopher wray spoke about the protests on campus in an interview with nbc's lester holt. take a listen. >> demonstrations themselves are not something we the fbi get involved in, but when violence ensues, that's what we get concerned, when we have threats of violence. so we have seen even before october 7th we saw a significant increase especially in anti-semitic threats and anti-semitic violence. >> now, are you actively monitoring these protests? >> we don't monitor protests, but we do share intelligence about specific threats of violence. >> speaker eemeritus nancy pelosi is calling for prime minister benjamin netanyahu to step down while condemning how he's prosecuted the israel-hamas war. >> when he recognize israel's right to protect itself, you reject the policy and the practice of netanyahu, terrible. what could be worse than wh

and members of the squad, including my colleague from minnesota, ilhan omar, not exactly good company. congressman -- congresswoman omar encouraged these movements for hate at the university of minnesota twin cities campus, promoting me to inquire with the university about its plans to keep jewish students safe. she then continued to pour gas on the fire when she visited columbia to publicly suggest that some jewish students are pro-genocide. let me be clear. by embracing pro-terrorist extremists, ilhan omar is encouraging violence against jewish students. there should be zero tolerance for anti-semitism on our college campuses, in our communities, or anywhere across our country. joe biden has tried to play both sides of the fence by defending everyone involved. since president joe biden, far left congressional democrats, and ivy league administrators have decide to choose hamas over public administrators, we'll vote on congressman mike lawler's legislation that holds these anti-semites accountable by holding anti-semitism as any other act of discrimination. our house republican majority will once again take a stand where others have failed. i can only hope that our colle

i would rather talk about university of texas or university of minnesota.l sentiment in middle america, almost all came from columbia university, from the teachers college there, the markist frifr frankfurt school. columbia has been teaching teachers how to be anti-american and anti-israel for decades, it should not surprise us columbia has a big problem with terrorist flags being flown on their campus and from the river to the sea is who they are. critical theory is that school theory. this is oppress or oppressed and we know where everybody falls. >> ainsley: she said in an op ed. calling for genocide of people whether israelis, palestinians, jews, muslims has no place in a university community. it is unimaginably harmful. your response? >> will: i'm sorry i laughed about pete's ivy league education. fox and friends weekend, it can serve as an insult. pete's education is well served, he takes us through history which he put in his book. this happened over a century, not a few months. pete gives us a perspective is that allows us to have well of had earned

where protesters set up another encampment and similar scenes played out today at stanford, university of minnesotai university in atlanta and george washington university in our nation's capital. on of those schools have announced changes to their graduation security or have decided to cancel their speeches so far. >> trace: thank you. let's bring in california policies centre attorney... thank you both for coming on. i would like to get both your take on the usc cancelling the commencement ceremony. what do you think about this? >> it make me very sad for these kids. it's 2024, these are the same kids who missed on -- missed out on their high school graduations because of covid lockdown spirit they can figure out how to provide security, give the protesters of free-speech area, let them do their yelling and let the kids have a ceremony. also you are reaping what you sow because this valedictorian was a minor in resistance to genocide. she was taught all of this at the school. >> you've been in southern california for a long time, your thoughts on this. >> this is the consequence of the leadership

police arrested nine people at the university of minnesota and ordered the removal of tents set up int new york university. similar events were repeated at california state polytechnic university, which was placed on lockdown. after student protesters barricaded themselves inside the building, the leadership of columbia university, a campus that was also overwhelmed by a wave of unrest, sent out emails to student teachers demanding, if possible, to transfer classes to a hybrid basis until the end of the semester, a hybrid basis is in the sense of online remotely, well, you know, there was such a precedent in american history serious, when the excitement, let's say, was youthful on the one hand... not only was it all on a racial basis and like protests against the war, but it seriously rocked america just in those times and in the sixties and seventies, when this actually stopped the war in vietnam, and this was the first television war, people watched what was happening there, and then it all spilled out into the streets and young people naturally, as well as the most interested part

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and a lot of faculty on tuesday, pro palestinian actions and rallies sprung up at lower universities across the united states, including the university of michigan, the university of minnesota and the university of california berkeley at new york's columbia university. where the latest wave of protests began, students were camped out for a 7th street day a week that is seen hundreds of a rest there as well. we should also note that it's not just the police universities also suspended the students without any kind of due process. many of the students have been evicted from the dormitories don't mature is that they pay for something given just 15 minutes to gather their belongings. and so overall it's been a draconian punitive response to these protests and the situation that really doesn't, meredith, there's no justification for this when students are really just sitting on a lawn doing their homework. our students are demanding universities cut, financial ties with companies that profit from israel's occupation of palestine at n y u. that includes lockheed martin, us weapons manufacturer, whose weapons are used by the israeli military, general electric, which makes engines

dozens of universities across the country are seeing pro-palestinian imcampments pop up in the wake of columbia university siccing the police on the encampment there. nine university of minnesotar setting up tents, as were several yale students. at new york university, a demonstration monday night turned chaotic with the university calling the police to assist with dispersing the growing crowd. more than 100 people were taken into custody, including students and professors. and today, more than 100 pro-palestinian protesters gathered in washington square park to show solidarity with students and faculty who were arrested. columbia university says classes will now be hybrid until the end of the spring semester after 100 of its students were arrested last week. joining me now is marianne hirsh, professor of english and cooperative literature at columbia university, and professor at the institute for women, gender, and sexuality. thank you for being here. >> thank you for inviting me. >> what's so strange about what's happening at your university, at columbia, is peaceful protesters got the copped sicced on them while the mad people who are outside of campus screaming at jewish p

schools across the country places like the university of maryland, in michigan, vanderbilt university, uc, berkeley, also an encampment at the university of minnesotare some students were arrested earlier today as the result of an encampment. no expectations this will wrap up any time soon. >> valerie, thank you. >>> now to a first in the nation bill targeting frequent flyers who avoid the usual security line at airports. . the california proposal would ban the screening company clear in operating in regular screening line. it all comes down to equity for travelers. steve patterson has been following this one for us. steve, this got our team talking. first off, remind us how does clear work and why is this service now being targeted by lawmakers. >> reporter: if you're a frequent flyer you've seen those kiosk, a clear, with a guy clipboard trying to get you to sign up, a service $199 a year or so, you're able to scan and you get escorted to the front of the line, you skip the general security line that's the part that lawmakers are concerned about and i want to be clear about this, the lawmakers want to ban that specifically, not necessarily clear

the university of minnesota was a classic example. nnesota law school dropped exclusions of whites and males from diversity scholarship to white and male students after a complaint was filed against it. you write "despite being created by a law firm, jones day administered by a law school, the fellowship violated federal law and excluding white and male applicants. my first question is, is that the place you want to get your legal degree from? how many other places may be forced to do that? >> minnesota is a fine law school. that makes this troubling. you have one of the greatest law firms in one of the greatest law schools thing we should discriminate on the basis of race. you have a supreme court amplify that discriminating on race is not allowed in admissions at universities. this shows how hardened that silo truly is. the concern for many is all they did in the settlement was remove that language. they still have the scholarship which is based on these diversity goals. the assumption is they are just not going to say that part out

. >> i know you recently visited an encampment at the university of minnesota.our daughter was arrested and expelled from bar nard for taking part in that protest. the senator said it solidifies you're a protest party. >> he's not going to use me to get in good standing with his conference. this is probably one of the worst whips to exist in the history of congress. what i did was stand in solidarity with young people who are anti-war, who don't want their resources being utilized for war. what emmer does is stand with insurrectionists and believe it's okay for his conference to visit january 6th insurrectionist prisoners and call them political dissidents. this whole conference is a joke, and nobody should take them seriously. >> in the meantime we are seeing widespread -- widespread protest, outcry for what is happening over in gaza. congresswoman ilhan omar, thank you again for your time and thoughts on this. really appreciate it. >> as you should. thank you for having me. >> we'll be right back. you shoud thank you for having me. >> we'll be right back arthr

universities. we saw a grew of jewish democrats on monday followed by a group of new york republicans that same day. congresswoman ilhan omar was at the university of minnesota those pro-palestinian protesters and of course this all coalesced with wednesday's visit by speaker johnson to the columbia university in manhattan talking to these protesters directly saying they should pack it up, go back to class essentially and calling on the columbia president to resign in the wake of these protests happening on the camp and the encampment happening on the campus. so we're seeing morgue congressional response to these protests that have now sort of grown and roiling college campuses across the country. speaker johnson floating that the house could have a legislative place in this sort of debate about these protests on college campuses, saying the house may move to cut off federal funding for these universities that don't create a safe environment for jewish students. so we're definitely seeing a lot of lawmakers get involved with this. of course congress returns to session next week, so definitely expect to have more action on this front. >> certainly going to be

today at emory university, dozens of students also rallying at george washington university and the university of minnesota. and there were some attempts, moments that were captured at the fashion institute of technology in new york city, where around 100 students stormed the college's lobby today. ktvu south bay reporter lamonica peters joins us live tonight from stanford university, where protesters have set up tents right there in the middle of campus. lamonica >> that's right. alex i'm here at white memorial plaza, where students are gathered from earlier today where they held a protest. they set up tents. and right now it's starting to sprinkle a little bit. and one of them told me that they intend to be here all night. this time they are asking the university to divest or to disconnect from companies they believe are supporting the war in gaza. we will not stop. >> we will not rest this course. >> that's at stanford university. hundreds of pro-palestinian protesters gathered thursday afternoon chanting and marching on campus through their chants. they called on the university to divest from what they

meantime elon omar encouraging protesters at the university of minnesota, watchlist... >> i'm incredibly moved by your courage and bravery as a student body. follow your guts and know that what we are doing, the voices that we are raising to save lives in gaza is a just and rages in a morally correct. >> trace: talk about a lack of talents. >> just morally correct? we have heard from these protesters, we have certain -- hard some of the protesters across the accident, a protester literally say you want october 7th not once are 10,000 times, we had that everything with a kamaka october 7th, babies killed, babies tortured, families separated. they wanted every day according to lease one protester, he is not alone. we heard burnet tel aviv to the ground, we heard we don't want to two state solution, we wanted all. these are not uncommon. amassing every certain my every professors has a belief but when he had like in a language that has to be consequences. >>> i believe in one of my former aides suggests at the white house at every student loan it should be pulled in -- if an individual is c

. >> no amount of hate will make us remove ourselves from the university of minnesota. >> reporter: there's really been a wide range of responses from college administrators, in emery there was real violence on cam russ. a lot of administersers saying most of those demonstrators who were charged with pepper spray and sometimes rubber bullets had no affiliation with the campus. these were outsiders. at university of texas at austin, it was police on horseback who charged the crowd to break up an encampment. other schools trying to use threats of what could happen trying to make sure no tent the cities get built. university of florida threatening students with a 3-year suspension if they try and have overnight demonstrations on campus. griff, tobacco to you. -- back to you. griff: we're following the protests at gw. police are -- have 23409 moved in yet, we'll see where that goes. steve harrigan, thanks. molly: we're joined by current george washington student sabrina and recent graduate of wake forest, jasmine. we wanted to bring you in because we want to hear your voices, what you're experi

more than 30 tents were set up at the university of michigan. 9 people arrested after setting up an encampment at the university of minnesota. it was last week that more than 100 columbia students were arrested for occupying a space on campus for more than 30 hours. the school says the decision was made following reports of, quote, intimidating chance and several anti-semitic incidents. all elasses there are now remote because of safety concerns and at least 20 more google employees have been fired, bringing the total there to more than 50 people following protests over the company's involvement with israel. at issue for the protesters, a 1.2 billion dollar contract signed in 2021. for google and amazon to provide cloud computing and artificial intelligence services. last week demonstrators took part in sit in protest at google offices in sunnyvale and new york. the latest firings came after an investigation revealed the identities of more employees to google says physically disrupted co-workers. new at 2, we have learned tesla is laying off more than 3300 employees in california. the majority of them are in the bay area. m

more than 30 tents were set up at the university of michigan. 9 people were arrested after setting up an encampment at the university of minnesotaand was last week that more than 100 columbia students were arrested for occupying a space on campus for more than 30 hours. the school says the decision was made following reports of, quote, intimidating chance and several anti-semitic incidents. all classes there are now remote because of safety concerns at least 20 more google employees have been fired, bringing the total 2 more than 50 people following protests over the company's involvement with israel. at issue for the protesters, a 1.2 billion dollar contract was signed in 2021. for google and amazon to provide cloud computing and artificial intelligence services. last week, demonstrators took part in the sit-in at google offices in sunnyvale and new york. the latest firings are coming after an investigation revealed the identities of more employees to google says physically disrupted co-workers. some developing news now. we have learned tesla is laying off more than 3300 employees in california. many of them are in the bay area

today, nine university of minnesota students were arrested for setting up tents. s after 120 people were arrested last night when the protests got physical. students were seen organizing a walkout this past hour in lower manhattan. and columbia university says classes will now be partially online. hybrid until the end of the spring semester. after 100 of its students were arrested last week. joining us now from columbia university is nbc news correspondent, valerie castro. so tell us what you're seeing there today. >> reporter: university officials held a virtual press briefing a short time ago and they say one of their continued concerns is what they say is people who are unaffiliated with the university behind some of the most disruptive acts they've seen over the last several days. as for students, one of their concerns is graduation that's less than a month away. scheduled for may 15th. we have reached out to the university to find out if there are plans to change graduation because it is traditionally held in the area of campus where that large encampment is c

you got 100 colleges across the country, same the university of minnesota.ame at nyu and same at rice and berkeley. same at mit. what about emerson and as well as tufts, 100 u.s. colleges have reported contracts with israel, totaling $357 million over the last 20 years. so, that's not all of a sudden the students go i just need you out of all those deals. anything to do with the defense department. do you think they are going to win? >> charlie: they have no idea what they want. and one reason they have no idea what they want because of the universities and also politicians. which brings us to chuck schumer. nypd officers arresting more than 100 anti-israel protesters outside senate majority leader chuck schumer's home in brooklyn overnight. [chanting free, free palestine. [chanting cease-fire now, cease-fire now] >> ainsley: the protesters were blocking all the traffic. and then they refused to move, brian. >> brian: all right. meanwhile the university of wisconsin, milwaukee, dozens of pro-palestinian students protesting with some picketing outside of the

. >> reporter: and at the university of minnesota where nine were detained for trespassing.ut of class tuesday. >> i am absolutely appalled, horrified and terrified by what happened last night. >> reporter: expressing their outrage over the 120 people detained on campus during heated confrontations with police during a pro-palestinian protest monday night. zack samolin, a jewish plut faculty member was arrested. >> they sent him the riot squad. >> when you saw the riot police, what went through your mind? >> i grabbed my daughter. i handed her to my wife and told her to get out of there as quickly as possible. >> reporter: disorderly, disruptive and antagoniing behavior was happening as well as reports of anti-semitic incidents, before police moved in with riot gear and zip ties. this morning universities across the country struggling with the unrest as some students fear for their safety. >> it's just hard to see that we have reached such a point where we can't talk to each other. >> reporter: now, while columbia university is reporting important progress has been made in i

what they should have donet i and what the university of texas did today, and i believe also the university of minnesota univers was as sooe first tent went up, they took it awaooy. as soon as the second time they took it away. they arrest people and they threaten to expel people. if you don't want to turn columbia'sf yoo turn into occupy wall street, which lasted for months , then you've got to crack down. you don't negotiate. you sadon't ney you're on privae property. what you're doing is against the rules. rein. orce you're gone. that's how you stop this and nip it in th saye. ot but otherwise, these protesters, these disruptershets who don't believe in private property, they think that land t is theirs. they think they can occupy it because they havhee occupied ite >> and every dayad the administration looks the other wa s awayy. associates it reinforces it reinforces their view that the land is theirs. >> so, no, you've got to be strong and you've got to mov se in and do the right moral thing and enforce your rules. >> same thing on the southern border. they've got to do something about coming in h

of gaza. my university has no right to my money and name. in addition to the universities of columbia and manhattan, new york, the universities of massachusetts, emerson, michigan, minnesota, new mexico, north carolina, yale, ohio, pennsylvania, two universities in texas and three universities in california, the scene of gatherings and protests of american students . it is against the zionist regime and in defense of the people of gaza. ali rajabi, sed and sima news agency, in front of columbia university, new york. and the recent rains have caused the water level in tala pai of west azerbaijan to reach a favorable condition. talib ghahr gol bukan, with an area of ​​more than 300 hectares in west azarbaijan province , is doing well these days due to the recent rains. fortunately, due to the good rains this year and the current flow of the simine river, the qargol lagoon has been drained by nearly 90% of the hersh, and in the next two or three weeks, it is expected that it will be fully drained. fortunately, we are currently in taleb. qargol welcomes migratory birds such as flamingos and near water and water. with the flooding of talib qargol bukan, this pond has become on

of gaza. my university has no right to use my money and name to continue killing in gaza. in addition to columbia and manhattan universities in new york, also the universities of massachusetts, emerson, michigan, minnesotaw mexico, boston, two universities in texas and three universities in california are the scene of gatherings and protests of american students against the zionist regime and in defense of the people of gaza. ali rajabi of sed and sima news agency against columbia university in new york. the people of the municipality of binz in the united states cleaned the traces of the students' blood from the doors and walls of the marching paths and the floor of the cobblestones. a freelance journalist has published pictures of the cleaning of the streets around emerson college in the city of bissan, massachusetts . the police can be seen with blood spilled on the ground. american universities have been the scene of massive and unprecedented demonstrations in support of the palestinian people and opposition to the zionist regime for several days. students in 40 universities and colleges in america and canada set up tents and sit in solidarity with gaza. the american police have severely dealt with

of gaza. my university has no right to use my money and name to continue killing in gaza. in addition to the universities of columbia and manhattan, new york, also the universities of massachusetts, emerson, michigan, minnesota, new mexico, boston, carolina. north, yehl, ohio, pennsylvania, two universities in texas and 3 universities in california, the scene of gatherings and protests of american students against the regime. zionist and in defense of the people of gaza. ali rajabi, sada and sima news agency, in front of new york's columbia university. continuing the news, the head of the judiciary dispute resolution development center said that out of about five and a half million incoming cases. more than four and a half million of these councils were closed last year. mr. sadeghi also said about the recruitment exam of dispute resolution councils: based on the new law, 10,000 employment permits have been issued and planning for the recruitment exam has been done, and the time of this year's exam will be announced later. according to the head of the judiciary dispute resolution development center, although participating in this test for all applicants are free, but priority is given. the initiative is with