As Classes End, Colleges Take Down Encampments With Cops Or Concessions

As spring semesters around the country end, pro-Palestinian encampments — at least 10 in the past few weeks — are coming down, sometimes as a result of agreements between protesters and administrators, sometimes as a result of forceful action by police. Most agreements have involved amnesty for protesters and given them an opportunity to have input in university investment decisions.

Islam, Israel, Jewish, Judaism, News, North America, Politics, EducationBeth HarpazMay 20, 2024Beth Harpaz, colleges and universities, Pro-Palestine, Israel, Judaism, Jews, Islam, Muslims, Gaza, Hamas, terrorism, politics, religion, news, Primary feature, Secondary featureComment

Violence Erupts At UCLA As Pro-Israel Group Tries To Dismantle Encampment

A quiet weeknight at UCLA descended into mayhem after hundreds of pro-Israel protesters descended on the campus and began trying to dismantle a pro-Palestinian encampment. Violence raged outside the encampment for nearly three hours — from around 11 p.m. Tuesday to a little before 2 a.m. Wednesday — before police officers arrived at the scene and began dispersing them.

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