May 3, 2024
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Demonstrations in support of Palestine on American university campuses sparked a series of conflicts. The University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) declared the protest camp illegal on Tuesday afternoon. Demonstrators supporting Palestine and Israel broke out violent clashes that night. UCLA suspended classes all day on Wednesday, and hundreds of riot police arrived on campus in the evening to clear the area. The governor of California criticized the police for not intervening in time when the police entered the campus and used a loudspeaker to call on the demonstrators to clear the encampment. Hundreds of Pakistanis shouted at the police…
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