Published 13 days ago

As US campus protests rage, Israel invites American Jewish students to study in Israel

Incidents of antisemitic abuse and intimidation have risen following Oct 7 attacks, prompting protests on UK campuses, as reported by Ms. Keegan in The Daily Telegraph.
Protesters demand universities sever financial ties with Israel after Gaza offensive, with students seen setting up tents in social media footage.
Pro-Palestine encampments have appeared at UK universities like Manchester, Sheffield, and Newcastle, echoing unrest at US sites, following rising tensions.

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The Guardian

Biden warns against ‘surge of antisemitism’ at Holocaust event

President warned of ‘surge of antisemitism’ amid Israel military’s deadly attacks that have killed more than 34,000 people in Gaza

13 days ago·London, United Kingdom

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The Independent

Oxford and Cambridge students set up camps as Gaza war protests gather steam

Protesters call for universities to cut financial ties with Israel

13 days ago·London, United Kingdom

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The Washington Post

The campus protesters for Gaza are making America great again

Readers on the demonstrations sweeping colleges and their hopes for the next generation.

14 days ago

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Shropshire Star

Jewish students must not suffer amid campus protests, Education Secretary says

Jewish students must not be harassed or intimidated, the Education Secretary has said after Oxford and Cambridge staff and students set up camps on their university campuses to protest against the war in Gaza.

13 days ago·Ketley, United Kingdom

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Evening Standard

Jewish students must not suffer amid campus protests, Education Secretary says

Oxford and Cambridge students set up Gaza protest camps while encampments have been established at UK universities in recent days.

13 days ago·London, United Kingdom

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Los Angeles Times

Dozens detained at UCLA parking garage following protests and violence over Gaza war

LOS ANGELES — Dozens of people were detained early Monday inside a parking structure at UCLA after police officers requested identification from them, related to a possible curfew violation, according

14 days ago·Los Angeles, United States

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