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Anti-Israel protests held outside Columbia University on first day of classes
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September 3, 2024
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0:56Now PlayingDozens of screaming anti-Israel protesters swarmed Columbia University as classes kicked off Tuesday — resuming the chaotic demonstrations that paralyzed the Upper Manhattan campus at the tail end of last semester.
The rowdy demonstrators formed a picket line and banged drums as scores of students waited in lengthy lines to pass through security and gain access to the Ivy League school in Morningside Heights.
The protesters — including many brandishing signs declaring “Resist until victory” — could be heard chanting “Over 100,000 dead, Columbia, your hands are red” and “Don’t cross the picket line, we must honor Palestine.”
At one point, there were at least 150 students stretched around the block to enter via the tall iron gates at Broadway and West 116th Street.
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