and then in australia, it demonstrates as the setup 10, so the university of sydney students from all the universities has been going that to show the support they've been challenging slogan similar to those voice in the us. i cool. so divesting from is righty link companies. alex thomas is at the university of sydney, something more on that in a slightly more civilized, peaceful, australian size, a snapshot really of the, of the process we seeing elsewhere in the world as i speak. probably a few dozen students in tens have settling down for that full nights, a protest to the university of sydney. all the colorful times. you can see behind me the flags, the signs, the banners, slogans, workmen, tools across the tom. i can stall, contrast to the historic buildings here at australia is oldest university going back more than a 170 years, although it is small and hasn't been going a long time. uh, organizers, hey, it's telling me there is a lot of grounds will of opinion in the favor that was a much early room was not sanctioned by the university. maybe a 100 to 200 students challenging s

of justice. universities should also act in this field. university of sydney students with tents. and the establishment of a fixed base in front of this university building by waving the palestinian flag and carrying handwritten notes calling for the boycott of the zionist regime and the severing of financial relations between the australian government and this fake regime. together with the students of the american columbia university , we condemn the continuation of the zionist regime's crimes against civilians while supporting the people of gaza. we joined the movement that started in america and by gathering at this fixed base , we ask the australian government to sanction companies that support the israeli regime. hai ali salalah hai ali salalah hai ali al-falah , hi ali al-falah , hi ali khair al-amal. hai ali khair al-amal allah akbar allah akbar la ilaha illa allah la ilaha illa allah, god willing , please accompany us with two more news. out of 12 million motorcyclists in the country, 7 million people do not have a certificate. head of the police cert

some of that you have published on i'm spent to a strain in dozens of justin sets up tens of university of sydney quoting for an end to the universities mixed with somebody. and i just mentioned says it's important to pursue forensic evidence with investigating must raise and thousands of softer guns and civil defense presented evidence base proves these rarely minute treat count up sort of somebody executions in it's not belgium and some of these rating on bass of the off to an aid worker was killed in rough or belgium development, administer said 33 year old abdullah nap on and his 7 year old son were among the casualties of and his ran the strike. he was positive. belgium's development efforts in the gaza strip. a spokesperson for 5 minutes to benjamin netanyahu, whose government said israel was moving ahead with his plans for ground offensive on rough uh, but gave no time like, well, i'll just say it was funny. my food joins us live now from rafa. honey, so is the death of the belgian aid work who likes to have any impact on the work of agencies on the ground? do you think this is where it's

against the israeli regime to the international court of justice , the university should also do the same. take action the students of the university of sydney erected a tent and set up a fixed base in front of the building of this university , waving the palestinian flag and carrying handwritten notes calling for a boycott of the zionist regime and cutting off the financial relations of the australian government with this fake regime. we together with the students of the american columbia university , we condemn the continuation of the zionist regime's crimes against the civilians, while supporting the people of gaza. we joined the movement that started from america and by gathering in this fixed base , we ask the australian government to sanction companies that support the israeli regime . esmail puraji , regional office of south east asia broadcasting news agency. activists against the zionist regime's war against gaza gathered in front of the annual white house correspondents' party in washington , chanting slogans condemning the genocide and supporting the american government, since the beginning of the war, a number of anti -zionist ac

university, demanding that the institute issue, a clear condemnation of israel's actions. the demonstrations of also being taking place in australia were dozens of students, a set up tents in front of the university of sydney, calling for an end. it's links with israel and the incumbents, and protests of expanded across colleges throughout the united states, with more than $500.00 arrests. now we're covering this story from 2 countries. this, i'll show you a couple of times, which is at george washington university in washington, dc. first we're going to go to natasha buffer and power as natasha. over the last few hours you've been telling us about these load. i'm pretty intense protests that have been happening that just talk us through. what's been going on. the outside, it seems to universe too, which is one of problems is most prestigious universities, many lives who needs have attended this university. and also mostly happening is dozens of students space inside the industry and also so inside the building i should say, engine street and those inside something with the bar cages in math since yesterday . so really 24 hours now and they say they are here to show us and the guarantee with palestinians t

the student protests that the hi, darren, we're at the university of sydney. yeah. in the center of town. and it's the oldest university here in australia and across, oh, she on and maybe $70000.00 students. love to have that higher education here. but only probably a couple of 100 to enough into very sort of peaceful, orderly, australian snapshot of these global pro palestinian student movements. and they was a riley to, to be held here a little bit earlier. but that was put on hold because of an unrelated buttons, right, which pulled out the police and not for the radi for the protests. but for this phone, for the seems to come to nothing. the police are still head of what needed as the students held them, all chopping down campus as you've been just a little bit earlier, repeating some of the slogans we seen in the usa and also saying shame, shame out. but now you see in relation to the australia employment as the ends of the album easy, but certainly some on ease, really yet the straightening government's policy towards the israel and gaza. and maybe suggestion

university there in sydney. i mean, the officials at the moment say they welcome a diverse range of opinion. that's part of that culture at this university. you want people with different viewpoints to express them as long as they do so respectfully. they have a sense that list of things and things to organize as hey, who are not totally happy about being told what to do, and not necessarily gonna follow them over the most. so they, it was a classic example. but as for the ultimate goal of students here, who wants the university to come old size with this right, the establishment, i put that question to the university. that doesn't address any financial backing from israel directly, but it's all about academic collaboration. saying this, we remain open to winning college links with countries all over the world. we would only consider placing restrictions on ost, off engaging and collaborations with colleagues overseas. if the proposed activity was assessed as potentially unlawful, so a slightly tell you the response, but now organizes here are slightly frustrated the university on engaging wi

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that research has their setup tens that the university of sydney, students from other universities have been going there to show the support. they've been charging slogans similar to those voiced in the us like calls for divesting from age of any link to companies. belgium has something to be as ready in boston or offer an aide worker was killed in rafa. belgium's development minister the said 33 year old adult and upon and his 7 year old son were among the casualties and it is rarely ever strike. it was part of belgium's 8 efforts and the gases type are not traditions wants to see forensic evidence preserved during investigations into mass graves and gaza. that's after guys as a civil defense called for an independent inquiry into the bodies and zoomed from sights of both naso and all shafer hospital compounds. i'll just do this. kristin, sort of me has us, the spokesman for the un secretary general about what happens next. what should they do with that information? they say they need the forensic examination. where should they go for this? what would you, what would the you and advise

is that the university of sydney for more than the student movement, their a slightly more civilized, peaceful, australian size, a snapshot really of the, of the process we seen elsewhere in the world. uh, as i speak, probably a few dozen students in tenants have settling down for that full nights, a protest to the university of sydney. all the colorful times. you can see behind me the flags, the signs, the banners slogans. working in tools across the tom. i can start contrast to the historic buildings here at australia is oldest university going back more than a 170 years. although it is small and hasn't been going a long time. organizes hey, it's telling me there is a lot of ground sort of opinion in the favor that was a much earlier room that was not sanctioned by the university. maybe a 100 to 200 students, challenging slogans. as you mentioned, similar to those we've heard elsewhere, crossing campus, getting a to the main road, briefly occupying that main road in stopping traffic before returning here. but really they say they're in it for the long hold. and the university for no

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university, demanding the institution issue, clear condemnation of israel's actions with demonstrations of also being taking place in australia for dozens of students. a set of tenants in front of the university of sydney calling for an end to its length with israel time being comp and some protests of expanded across cultures throughout the united states. with more than $500.00 arrests. now we're going to be covering the story from 2 countries. this song natasha butler, is standing by for us in paris. first we're going to go to sonya gate. go in london . so sonya, it's moved from the us. it's a fine sense of a stereo. now we're seeing protests and e, okay, well this is gonna take care of you may have been very cool and wonderful name is for the collaboration of research for the companies such as low key the fact that they do so early on me that is one of the main tools that i need to talk about on instead of from new sales are to some fun. james, exactly the thing. this action is needed specifically from the c o y. so we believe that as students, we have a responsibility to hold our institution to account for genocide and we will find an organization and on the decision of ways on monetize. in recent

students at australia is oldest university, are also calling for ties of israel to be severed officials, they're at sydney university, have not responded directly to students demands, but they've sent for the test organizers, a list of rules that they must abide by the universities. a university said it would only consider placing restrictions on staff in gauging with colleagues overseas. if their activities were deemed to be potentially unlawful. it's not just students who are getting involved. protesters kept outside germany's parliament or being told by police that they need to leave demonstrate as showing support the power. stein have set up dozens of tents outside the bundle. stag police say the group has been repeatedly violating restrictions put on the camp, which has been there for nearly 3 weeks. so this is based on what's happening in the gaza strip. so let's go on the ground. the ross are now in gaza to get the latest. there are 51 people had been killed. the past 24 hours houses eurostar cowboys, whom is live. sorry. what are you learning? well, generally as palestinians following the protests

student protests are also being held in australia, thousands of students and teachers at the university of sydney, held demonstrations in solidarity with kind of sign. i will 1st test out and comments the students, a cooling for israel and at school on gone so to germany says it will resume funding for the you, an agency for palestinian refugees and garza. that's off to an investigation by a former french phone. mister catherine colona played on the west off of links to hum us speaking to al jazeera earlier at the head of unrest on the plaza, really. so the agency had been attached for political reasons wise on the constant at the constant pressure constant cooling of this functioning, a constant administrative, a restaurant, and also constant, i would say sometimes. so social media, assassination and do says definitely an impact on no style. so you might also have seen over there now stuff today. so they have been opinion poured and also within the population in the west bank, i need no gaza. there is a deep anxiety. is that if the, the agency is a discount or that would this would also put an e

university of texas. there are protests about the war in gaza at universities all around the world. in australia, students have set up camp at the university of sydneyaffjoining them a rally and march through the campus. and in france, students have blocked access to paris's prestigious sciences po university, demanding that the institution condemn israel's actions, that comes after police broke up a similar protest there earlier this week. joe biden has said he will debate donald trump ahead of this year's presidential election. it's the clearest declaration yet of his willingness to debate face to face with his republican rival before voters cast ballots in november. it's worth noting that when he was previously asked, mr biden said a debate depended on how his rival behaved.mr trump mr trump hasn't yet responded — he's been spending the day in court in new york, as his hush money trial continues. earlier, i spoke to our north america reporter nada tawfik. us media had really pressed the two sides to commit to debates. i mean, certainly it is a very long held tradition here to help voters make up their minds about who is best fit for office and to

university in new york. and it's truly a dozens of students and teachers of the university of sydney, how the demonstrations installed the data on this time. they've also set up an conference. the students are calling for israel. and this was on god still ahead on on, does it up and you report says nearly 300000000 people around the world are facing high levels of food insecurity. conflicts on the major comes the in depth analysis of the days headlines. the failure to free the captive still being held by him. i asked how difficult a moment is this for prime minister netanyahu is trying to stay in differently as 5 minutes to the know the 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 miniature partners, and specifically russia inside story on al jazeera in the gaza strip. as is there, as long last continues. there's a deliberate mission of posting in humanity, in western media, and it needs to be questioned, sustains coverage that actively humanize as, as readings and actively humanizes palesti

the empower cit, sales po, university, and all the way to the university of sydney, down in australia, where i live this hour in new york and washington will begin without us ever she hubbard times the these. the pictures inside george washington university come post west students have directed, attend, the city seems replicated, and all the universities across the country passing on flags and flown quite many of those involves. she have standing by outside the campus and she had to give us a sense of how diverse these products i saw given that republicans, even of the white house, have been criticizing these demonstrations for being quotes and to symmetric of our it's one of the, one of the many sources of outrage amongst protests as it was speaking to in fact we, we have a memory on here as well as promised one of the key organizers here for this process which accomplishes students from various universities in the range and not just in dc, but virginia and maryland. the we'll get to the issue of the conflation of the empty genocide values. how much is the festival? we've just been t

the university of southern california has cancelled its graduation ceremony, on what it says are safety grounds. in australia, students have set up camp at the university of sydneyfrance, students have today blocked access to paris's prestigious sciences po university, demanding that the institution condemn israel's actions, that comes after police broke up a similar protest earlier this week. let's speak to our correspondent hugh schofield, who is in paris. what have we seen? what we have seen are some quite — what have we seen? what we have seen are some quite tense _ what have we seen? what we have seen are some quite tense scenes _ what have we seen? what we have seen are some quite tense scenes over - what have we seen? what we have seen are some quite tense scenes over the i are some quite tense scenes over the past hour or so outside the headquarters or campus of sciences po in paris. there's been a sit in by palestinian demonstrators, huge numbers but some tens of people, who are trying to protest as we've seen in america elsewhere. they were blocking access to other students to amphitheatres and lecture rooms. and in the last hour or so, things got more

london and in paris said cl spo university, as we have just seen and even all the way to the university of sydney in australia . but we're going to be live in austin, texas in washington, dc and in new york. that's where we'll start with alpha 0 as kristen salumi kristin, you're at columbia university where this all began. the epicenter of the student campus protests. how's it going? so yeah, day 10 since that 1st day when the students came out on the line here at columbia university and it is very much still going strong. the students have been in intense negotiations with the administration, which is trying to get them to leave campus. they made some concessions, but the students say it is not enough and they are going to stay until they get their demands, which are to divest, disclose their investments in israel to divest from them. and to give amnesty to the students. here to talk more about this. now i have one of the negotiators and one of the student protesters here with me. her name is swayed up for lots and she's a, a majoring and human rights. interestingly enough here at columbia. than

institutions have now jumped confidence to australia, thousands of students and teachers at the university of sydney, held demonstrations in solidarity with palestine. they also have set up incumbents post as a cooling for an end, as well as will on gauze to germany, says it pounds to resume funding for the u. an agency for palestinian refugees. and garza salter investigation by the former french for him is the catherine co credit on what stuff of links to him. us speaking to alex is there earlier? the heads up on roughly plus or really so the agency was being attached for political reasons. why is on the constant attack constant pressure constant cooling of this functioning, a constant administrative, a restaurant, and also constant, i would say sometimes social media assassination. and this has definitely an impact on l. stuff. you might also have seen over there now stuff few days. they have been an opinion for and also within the population in the west, mike, i need no gaza. there is a, a deeper anxiety is that if the, the agency is a discount of the do, this would also put an end to 2 of the 2

i've seen this poll university and all the way down to the university of sydney in australia, where we are live this hour in new york, washington. i'm paris, where we begin. without there is natasha. butler and natasha, we have seen over the course of the last few hours, protest, some counter protest. how of things gathering pace the in the french capital, the piece to the right i'm so it's a situation where you have all skills. all students are notified as being purchases . you've seen here in the street outside the university house for a long time. now, all those are cases themselves in the university. some of them will be not as nice . they say they don't want to leave. they say they are here to says on the darcy of sending people. so what we sort of see is a small counterpart that's fine, is ready. you can use, i hope all seduce, not these 2 sides. so let's do 10, seems that the police report, we see a heavy police presence next to me what they moved and it was, it's a separate those 2 side for folks now have play far, possibly street for what we don't know is whether it's the poli

at university college, london and in paris at cl, spoke university even all the way to the university of sydney in australia. students there at australia is the oldest university, are also calling for ties of israel to be severed. officials at sydney university are not engaging with students about its connection to israel. yes, but officials have sent the post test organizers, a list of rules. the university said that it would only consider placing restrictions on staff engaging with colleagues overseas. if those activities would deem to be potentially unlawful. sorry, personal to me. i mean i'm a palestinian, i was born in palestine and my family lives in palestine. i it, it's my land, it's my people, it's my country. the university has a responsibility as they did for south africa, they divested from apartheid that they need to divest from the pots side and genocide, with israel. for us as a bernie sanders is slammed, is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu for remarks that he made, criticizing the protests in the us that you know, who had described the demonstrations as for fixing the ca

after leaving school, anthony went to study economics at the university of sydney. he began to participate in political circle and was elected to the council of student representatives at 17. party members seemed ideal, they almost immediately had a son, but after 19 years of marriage, on january 1, 2019, instead of a new year’s gift, his wife told anthony that she was leaving, this hit albanese hard, but already a year later , he met jodea on social networks, set up a meeting with blonde in a restaurant, drank a glass and quickly found a common language, after which he first became the leader of his party, when the laborists gathered a majority in parliament and rose to the position of prime minister. i turn to my life partner jodie hayden. thank you for coming into my life and walking this path with me. the newly minted prime minister decided to be considered a hero among australians with the help of ukraine and went there on a visit. the farewell was long. everyone started saying goodbye and hugging. and then we went outside, where a car was waiting for him, and

the student process, also being held in australia. dozens of students and teachers at the university of sydney, held demonstrations in solid time, say we part of the time. and they have also set up incumbent students according to israel to ended school on golf. now to u. k. ministers will present evidence to defend the government to the business and trade committee hearing on exports to israel. and let's go live straight away to san diego who's outside, westminster. and so you tell us more about why this hearing is being cooled and what we expect to hear from both sides as well. it's, it's becoming more of a process where the british export licenses the ons licenses to as well are coming on the increased scrutiny. not least because that was not less about was signed among them by a full month justices of a supreme court that questions. what's the use case ro is in this and a watch it, it can do to avoid any accusations of playing any pause in breaching international humanitarian law. and one of those justices and the signatures about left. so wasn't the presenting statements to the committee t

non, those protests are spreading in australia, dozens of students and teachers of the university of sydney, how demonstrations and solidarity with paulo style is also set up incompetence. the students are calling for israel to end its war on gossip of the us. like a few states arrived in china when a 2nd visit in a year. the 2 sides have been trying to stabilize times. and what's recently being a tense relationship attorney blinking is expected to raise several issues, including concerns with china is fueling the fentanyl all pre owned crisis in the united states. katrina here reports from vision in the us, secretary of state antony blinking isn't bulking on a 3 day visit to china, expecting some difficult conversations ahead. badging and washington say the trip is about strengthening dialogue and stabilizing the rocky bilateral relationship. but it comes as you, as politicians continue to take actions against china. investigators for the us house committee, have released a report accusing china of fueling americas fentanyl crisis by subsidizing the export of pre kosa chemicals. this is di

the student processor also being held in australia, dozens of students and teachers at the university of sydney, held demonstrations in solidarity with palestine. they've also set up incumbents students the courtney for is realty, and it's for on the go. right. tons of talk is a school district make. thank you. but stop in japan. why you come home a f marie nice have reached the final of the asian champions league. they were gold down off to the 1st like again south chris olson high and died. but they full back to when 3 to it's tickets of penalties. and they won the shoots out of 5 for the 1st time. they've reached the final since 1990 yacoma managed by the full mountain typical and australia. play a harry to and now face outline in the final the you are you side last. the 2nd, like against full time with is al. hello for went through 5 full on advocates. it's a full time that elaine have reached the final, but they've never won the tournament. it's been managed by a former awesome teen up plant at a non cris suppose since november. one of course was for my origin tina teammates call us to thi

jagow out of the mail. meanwhile, overall strategy, a student slander protest bonds to the university of sydney for alex thompson. so the support making the voices, students little strategies, oldest university, holding on it to cut ties with these rail. inspired by the campus protests in the united states. to come up against the national guard in some cases that has really inspired and i think, you know, brought a flame of inspiration and radicalism here in australia as well. we have seen no change and no ties caught from our government, no divestment from our university. so i think we really have to escalate this campaign. these tents does the, those flags and banners been draped across the university's loans. since tuesday, university officials are tolerating the camp for now, but of sense organized as a list of rules. they're all dozens of 10 say, and all those that represents only a fraction of they need a 70000. the study at this university organizers say they have plenty of pools and that have told me to stay here for as long as they can. so fall city university is nothing gauging with s

now university, college, london and empowered, sales po, university and all the way to the university of sydney in australia as well. we have reports from around the world from sidney, london, paris, and berlin. and we are live this out in austin, texas, and washington dc from where we begin, where we begin with, i'll just, there's a, she have a tendency, i'm, she have opponents of these protests say they're a wash with the anti semitic slogan, slogans. what have you been seeing and hearing where you are right now where it was with pizza, it's lunchtime. yeah, and everyone is eating. it's a very calm atmosphere. it's a very good natured out this. are there any moments of, of tension was whatever, but to protest his way back the one with his right. the flag, one of them came over here and saw the shot in your old jew, hey, 00 jesus. and the to the fizzles out pretty quickly. but really not any of these are you hate, has them that actually jewish, many of them, if i were just talking to one of the main organizes in the last hour who was talking about one of them, one of the causes of our outrage

global at university college, london in paris at cl spell university and all the way to the university of sydney in australia where we're going to try and bring you voices from those campuses in the us. we are live in new york in los angeles in washington and in texas. let's start with houses here is kristen salumi at columbia university. the epicenter of this campus protest movement. kristen, you have been speaking with representatives of the student body. they are negotiating with the university leadership about their encampment about their demands, what's happening and that's right. it is a 10 of this demonstration. it's a beautiful friday afternoon here in new york. and you can see, i'm right along side of the and cabinet where all of the tents are set up. the negotiations are ongoing, but so is the sense of camaraderie and spirit in the camp over here where they are vowing to stay until their demands are matched. the students are praying on campus. now there's a muslim evening prayer happening right now. as i'm talking to you and, and a couple hours time, there will be a shabat, jewish, a d

the the, this is dw news life from bullying. us universities a rock by address. as the profile of sydney and protests, fred, several universities close campuses over student camps in support of gauze, off thousands of students has been arrested. also coming up the other was arrested for protesting and as well we meet the palestinian human rights toil charged with insights from terrorism of the leading of demonstration in support of gauze on plus an aid for a german for life. member of the european parliament is arrested on charges of spine for china. the latest and the number of arrests effective chinese pies into the . i'm the whole jody. welcome to the program student protests against the board and goals. i'll have spread through universities across the united states. several colleges have closed off campuses and switch to remote loaning. so i'm getting both of these called him police to break up pro discounts. hundreds have been arrested since last week. administrators, field of citizens could stoke empty summit to them, but the student, se bed defending free speech another day. anoth

what an australia, dozens of students and teachers of the university and sydney held demonstrations in this on the direct deposit starting. it also set up and camp it's the students are calling for israel to end its war on concept around this president. abraham lacy is in sure line come on a visit aimed at strength. thing by last old ties is meeting present is running. it will become a single and in organizing, a multi $1000000.00 power plant, built by innovation engineering and company ahead of those visits, i spent 3 days in pakistan and this part of this to of south asia european parliament has approved the proposed law. that would be on a single use plastic packaging and it is adopted in the for the 1st reading of fall event is close to on demands from fast food restaurants in plastic bags for groceries as well as many cars metrics, buffaloes and hotels would all be bond onto the lump, it's going to come into effect in 2030. if it's for us to find to buy e u member states. what is really important are for things i would say one is so a boss, us inability of packaging. the 2nd thing

researched at a technical university, with an emphasis on safety. 3 days in the sydney shopping center, five people died, there were wounded, the attackers were eliminated. a tour of the starry sky, an updated program of the minsk planetarium, we’ll tell you what’s on the playbill. belarus and russia intend to continue working together. work on space programs, the leaders of the two countries announced this in moscow the day before, and this is not only about the joint training of astronauts, but also about the technologies that lift launch vehicles into space and help people perform tasks on the iss. now work is underway on a satellite that could be launched in the coming years, and as it was said at the meeting, there will also be a russian orbital station , abbreviated ros, which will be built by the russians and belarusians, minsk will be responsible for optics. i think that we still... now without space it is impossible to solve a single problem effectively on earth, this is an increase in defense capability, these are modern new materials, medicines, logistics, movement, in general, that’s where you can’t point a finger, everywhere there is an application to

the founder of the friends in sydney's french political policy on the full not presidential hopeful is on mcmillan. sean has lost out a little university for cancelling a conference on palestine under the pretext of escalating tensions between a wrong and is well he raised concerns over the suppression of the freedom of speech and accused has the administration of instrumental lives in the event favoring netanyahu's government, as some of the case took place in brussels, where authorities attempted to forcibly close a conference of right wing representative to move it was branded on democratic and unconstitutional. if i told you officials the attendees of the conference, say the attack on free speech is deplorable. but no, it's a new trend. i noticed a part of the conservative parties are modul fell out of a supporter of breakfast, support a free streets, and i think it was deplorable. effectively done a local conference or political conference. unfortunately, we in belgium. we are, uh, you know, we've seen some things like this in the past as well. you know, it's very unfortunate to, because it's just the conference people speak on th

are just the latest in a series of pro-palestinian demonstrations unfolding on campuses from coast to coast. and beyond, including universities in paris, cairo, and sydneywill not stop, we will not rest. amna: some in the u.s. say they want their universities to cut financial ties with israel. >> we want the university to disclose its financial holdings and divest from its relationships with financial institutions. and we want the university to recognize and acknowledge to its student body that there is a genocide happening to our families in gaza. amna: officials at columbia university yesterday extended talks with demonstrators to clear the campus. [loud booing] where that same afternoon, house speaker mike johnson was booed after his remarks. >> the cherished traditions of this university are being overtaken right now by radical and extreme ideologies. they place a target on the backs of jewish students in the united states and here on this campus. amna: jewish students across the country have said they feel unsafe amid the demonstrations, and after being targeted by hate speech and anti-semitic symbols. but some are taking part in the protests. whic

sydney. career, which means we didn’t tell you all of it, but if you look carefully, even if you look at it as a whole, then there’s no there is absolutely no military universitynough, i have two things in common with him; he is a journalist by training, by the way, too. at the same time , i graduated from a catholic institute in france, and he in bavaria, so it’s curious, especially since in fact he was very far from bavaria and munich from bonn, but nevertheless , somehow he managed, our shooter got everywhere to be there and there, and at the same time, is absolutely amazing, here’s how he could actually work in sydney, and he didn’t just do an internship there, he worked there as a lawyer, when in general in australia there is one historical law, in germany it is naturally completely different. by the way, this is a brilliant point, this is a completely different system of law. he did not have an american or english education that would have allowed him to build a bridge between the two seemingly realities. yes, he’s definitely right, he’s certainly not a military intelligence officer, but he’s an intelligence officer, that is, he’s an analyst and intellig