Hundreds remobilize for pro-Palestine sit-in
A second emergency rally occurred Monday night following University calls for the demonstration to cease overnight camping by 8 p.m. or face disciplinary action.
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A second emergency rally occurred Monday night following University calls for the demonstration to cease overnight camping by 8 p.m. or face disciplinary action.
The University mandated that Pro-Palestine and Pro-Isreal protestors remove all displays and materials after 8 p.m. Thursday.
Following a University mandate to vacate White Plaza by 8 p.m. on Thursday, the pro-Palestine sit-in organized an “emergency mobilization” that drew several hundred community members.
A Sit-In to Stop Islamophobia organized in spaces previously occupied by the pro-Israel Blue and White Tent, which was knocked down by the storm.
Organizers hoped to incentivize healthy discourse around the Israel-Gaza war, but did not respond to a comment request about plans to reassemble the tent.