Protests at Columbia University over Visit from Former Israeli Prime Minister
Over 100 protesters gathered at Columbia University in response to a visit from former Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett. The event proceeded without disruption, but there were protests outside the campus. Federal agencies are reviewing Columbia University's contracts and grants due to recent anti-Israel protests.
Key Points
- Over 100 protesters gathered at Columbia University in response to Naftali Bennett's visit
- Federal agencies are reviewing Columbia University's contracts and grants
- Protests against former Israeli Prime Minister and related events at the university
- Expulsion of students and disruptions during the event
Pros
- Event proceeded without disruption
- Students engaged in challenging questions and discussions
Cons
- Protests held outside the campus
- Expulsion of three Barnard College students for breaking into Hamilton Hall