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jewish students and faculty don't feel safe. by wednesday? they are fearing for their lives. one jewish columbia university professor has been a vocal critic to the ongoing antistudent protests. he's been blasting the stu student -- administration for not protecting the students. he has been banned from campus. i did not stop him from using his voice. here he is outside columbia university earlier today. >> terrorism is an ideology. when you push that ideology, you become a terrorist. students pushing the ideology are becoming terrorists. all americans, this is happening in every u.s. university. jews are not safe anywhere on college campuses. this is happening to all
>> i am glad you are back. >> sandra: london police under fire for appearing to cave to pro hamas protesters with one officer threatening to arrest a jewish man are walking near the demonstration claiming his presence would antagonize pe people. benjamin hall is live in london with more on this for us. how does what you are seeing there compared to what we are seeing here? >> you are seeing many of the same arguments being raised. we have had large scale protests and marches. every single saturday, they shut down parts of london. you always see anti-israeli, anti-semitic chance. now there is a growing voice that is saying the police need to be shutting this down. some mp or less are saying that their voice, the police are on the side of the protesters. not doing enough to change it. police have allowed these pro-palestinian marches to continue because they say they
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anti-semitic protests on college campuses? >> i condemn the anti-semitic protests and that's why a set up the program. i also condemn those who don't understand what's going on with palestinians and how they're doing. >> should the columbia university president resigned? >> president joe biden: i will have to find out more about that. >> martha: he was asked about the resignation and the resigning of the president of columbia. said he didn't know about that and said he condemns some of these protests, the anti-semitic protests and people who don't understand the palestinian situation. a little back there on exactly what he met on that point but obviously everyone has been looking for reaction from the white house to all of this and maybe some leadership voice on how these should be handled across america to ensure that their freedoms for all of these students certainly to attend classes which of the jewish students are doing today not at columbia university. former president trump
rockets that were seemingly fired at a nearby base. all of this happening in northeastern syria. u.s. official tells fox news the u.s. forces had to respond to at least five rockets that were fired from an iranian proxy group. notice knowing -- no u.s. servicemember's were hurt or injured in the race was not damage, this is the 170 worse attack on u.s. bases in the middle east since october 17th. elsewhere in the region the israeli government is criticizing potential u.s. sanctions on an idf group. 's actions were reportedly aimed at the ultra-orthodox battalion known as that so yehuda. the unit has been criticized for it's treatment of palestinians including after the death of a 78-year-old palestinian american man. from -- prime minister jimmy netanyahu called the possibility of sanctions the peak of authority and a moral low. >> voice of interpreter: i will fiercely defend the idf