Some Hopkins students fear for safety amid pro-Palestine protests
Some students at Johns Hopkins University are now saying they do not feel safe amid pro-Palestine protests held on campus.
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Some students at Johns Hopkins University are now saying they do not feel safe amid pro-Palestine protests held on campus.
A protest in support of Palestine entered its second day as part of a so-called "solidarity encampment" in the "liberation zone" in Baltimore.
Residents rallied in Howard County on both sides of a county council resolution calling for a ceasefire in the Israel-Hamas war.
The CEO of Baltimore nonprofit Catholic Relief Services visited their office in Gaza to better understand what assistance they need. He described what he saw.
A rally Sunday afternoon filled Lawyers Mall in Annapolis, as a group said it's "standing up against censorship of calls for solidarity with Palestine."