Campus Activism and Protests Related to Israeli-Palestinian Conflict

Campus activism related to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict continues as students face disciplinary actions for protests; universities implement stricter rules on protests, leading to arrests and controversial policies; student activists remain determined to make their voices heard despite challenges.

Youth Basketball Game Incident

Police are investigating after a 13-year-old basketball player allegedly stomped on an opponent’s head during a game in the Bay Area. The incident caused a concussion to the victim, leading to a formal police report and disciplinary actions.

Concerns within the Secret Service about inadequate training and potential insider threats

Recent incidents involving inadequate training and potential insider threats have sparked concerns within the Secret Service, leading to a petition for a congressional investigation.

Arrest of Ammer Qaddumi at Pro-Palestinian Protest at UT-Austin

Ammer Qaddumi, a Palestinian-American student, was arrested at a Pro-Palestinian protest at UT-Austin. Charges were dropped, but other students face potential disciplinary actions for violating institutional rules during the protests.

Conflict between Israel and Palestinians in the U.S.

Pro-Palestinian and pro-Israeli protesters clash at various universities in the U.S., leading to arrests and disciplinary actions against students. Some schools have suspended protesters while others have dropped charges and provided support. Faculty members at different universities express solidarity with protesters and call for no further disciplinary action.

Controversy at Columbia University Over Pro-Hamas Professors

Rep. Elise Stefanik questions Columbia University's president about pro-Hamas professors on campus, including Joseph Massad and Mohamed Abdou. Massad made controversial remarks about terror attacks in Israel, while Abdou expressed support for Hamas and Hezbollah. The president confirms disciplinary actions against Massad and termination of Abdou's employment at the university.