Overview
- On June 26 about a dozen members of the University of Windsor’s Palestinian Solidarity Group surrounded the sole entrance to a Jewish National Fund event shouting “Hamas is coming” to prevent attendees from leaving.
- Argamani condemned the protest as an act of intimidation and vowed to continue exposing Hamas’s crimes and campaigning for the release of remaining hostages including her partner, Avinatan Or.
- A June report from the Hostages and Missing Families Forum detailed Or’s weight loss and mental struggles while still in Hamas captivity.
- The Windsor Police Service monitored the blockade as a protest, ensured public safety and made no arrests.
- Event chair Miriam Kaplan and groups such as the Centre for Israel and Jewish Affairs urged the University of Windsor to formally denounce the disruptive actions.