Reminder Israel is still killing Palestinians in Gaza right now. Over 34,000 have died. That's why college students are protesting. They want to end the war.

I know we get upset about the small things because we can’t stop the big things, so take this w a grain of salt, but I still can’t believe Mark Ruffalo said Columbia’ solidarity camp “mirrors the horrors that we are witnessing every day in Gaza now.” My God!

After Israel destroyed his two pharmacies in Shejaiya, Gaza City, Dr. Ahmed relocated to the displaced camps in Deir al-Balah. He then dedicated himself to building his own pharmacy inside a tent, providing a shelter for him and his family at night. Dr. Ahmed's determination to

This is the level of antisemitism at Gaza Solidarity Encampments, from sea to shining sea

In an ideal world, entire coalitions would manifest in order to stop a nation, protected by the world's lone superpower, from shooting doctors with snipers, running over injured patients with tanks, and torching hospitals as revenge. Yemen should not be standing alone.

the fact that the 40 beheaded babies lie received global news coverage for days on end, while the mass graves of handcuffed people in hospital grounds has received next to nothing, should teach you a very important lesson.

Universities often name campus spaces “commons,” which are in name only. But Columbia students have created a true commons at the Gaza Solidarity Encampment: collectivized space w food, shelter, clothing, medicine for all, many cultural, recreational, & religious activities (1/2)

Was anyone starving? If someone gets hurt, are they in danger because all the nearby hospitals been destroyed? If someone moves about, are they in danger of snipers shooting them? Is anyone in fear of having to give birth without anesthesia?

More rampant antisemitism in the anti-genocide movement

our community guidelines for the Gaza Solidarity Encampment!! ❤️‍🔥 please read before participating or engaging with our encampment. we keep us safe. #cu4palestine

I just can’t believe the parallels with 1968. I mean ok, Columbia has unrest and there’s widespread anti war activism, that might be coincidence. But there is a guy named Robert Kennedy running for president and the DNC is in Chicago. Like is this a bit?

The freedoms to speak, assemble, & protest are fundamental to democracy & essential to our ability to build working class power in this country & around the world.

UAW Region 9A will continue to stand with protesters & our membership at NYU, Columbia, the New School, & beyond.

I will be thinking about the 4,000 embryos lost in the IVF center in Gaza for the rest of my life.
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“not feeling welcome on campus at elite university” vs the bodies of children executed with their hands tied behind their backs being carried around in bulldozers feels like a very insane conversation to be having. i won’t be having it