The protests of the students of the University of Texas against the crimes of the Israeli occupying regime in Gaza turned violent with the intervention of the police.
Publish dateThursday 25 April 2024 - 10:50
Story Code : 289343
Afghan Voice Agency (AVA) - International Service: Today (Thursday) local time, the students of Texas City University gathered in protest against the crimes of the occupying Israeli regime in Gaza and in support of the Palestinian people and chanted slogans that led to the intervention of the police forces.
According to ABC America, at least 20 students have been arrested by the police. In their slogans, the students called the Israeli army a terrorist organization.
In this regard, "Greg Abbott", the commander of Texas, said that all anti-Israeli students should be arrested. He interpreted the anti-war protests in Gaza as "anti-Semitism".
"Students who engage in hateful and anti-Semitic protests should be expelled from any university in the state," he said.
At the same time, pro-Palestinian students at Columbia University in New York also clashed with the police. Following the conflict, the university management closed the entrance doors and declared the university closed, and classes are supposed to be held virtually.
In response to the events at Columbia University, the Pennsylvania state official told CNN that the situation at this university is out of control. He also considered these protests as "anti-Semitism".
In the meantime, AFP quoted the American police as saying that 133 students protesting the war against Gaza were arrested inside Columbia University.
According to ABC America, at least 20 students have been arrested by the police. In their slogans, the students called the Israeli army a terrorist organization.
In this regard, "Greg Abbott", the commander of Texas, said that all anti-Israeli students should be arrested. He interpreted the anti-war protests in Gaza as "anti-Semitism".
"Students who engage in hateful and anti-Semitic protests should be expelled from any university in the state," he said.
At the same time, pro-Palestinian students at Columbia University in New York also clashed with the police. Following the conflict, the university management closed the entrance doors and declared the university closed, and classes are supposed to be held virtually.
In response to the events at Columbia University, the Pennsylvania state official told CNN that the situation at this university is out of control. He also considered these protests as "anti-Semitism".
In the meantime, AFP quoted the American police as saying that 133 students protesting the war against Gaza were arrested inside Columbia University.
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