Columbia University Faces Intense Protests and Security Concerns
Protests over the Israel-Hamas conflict have escalated at Columbia University, leading to building takeovers and heightened security measures.
- Protesters at Columbia University have occupied buildings and demanded the university divest from Israel, increase financial transparency, and grant amnesty.
- The university has responded by limiting campus access and suspending some students, amid ongoing safety and security concerns.
- Former President Trump criticized the protests, comparing the unrest to the Charlottesville rally and blaming President Biden for not addressing the situation.
- Police have been called to campuses nationwide to manage similar protests, with some encounters leading to accusations of excessive force and violations of free speech.
- The protests are part of a broader, nationwide movement on college campuses responding to the Israel-Hamas war, with many demanding an end to U.S. support for Israel.































































