Hatred of Israel has also taken over European universities. Another university was occupied

“Viva, Viva Palestine,” shouts one protester. The rest clap to the beat and respond in chorus. Cries of “Fuck you FU”, “Fuck you Germany” and “Free, free Palestine” are also heard. Others lash out at the media. “German-Nazi media” and “Shame on you”, describes the website Tagesspiegel.

The posters read “When injustice becomes right, resistance is a duty”, “Strike is resistance”, “Fight against colonial power”. The police are already on the scene, but they are trying to protect the other students from the rampaging protesters. They are not interfering yet.

If the protest continues, the management of the university will request intervention, similar to the management of the Humboldt University in Berlin on Friday. The police broke up the pro-Palestinian occupation strike and subsequently opened 37 investigations into possible cases of incitement to hatred and resistance to the police, Bild writes.

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Student protests against the war in the Gaza Strip and against academic institutions’ ties to Israel began to spread across Europe. A similar student protest, this time at the University of Amsterdam, was dispersed by the Dutch police on Tuesday morning.

It detained 125 people during the violent clashes, authorities said. In messages posted on the X social network, police said they had to step in to stop the event and dismantle the tents the protesters had set up. Demonstrators on the spot resisted the police and used violence.

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Media there published footage of protesters shooting fireworks at police. However, the authorities do not provide information on the injured on either side. “Police intervention was necessary to restore order. We have seen the recordings on social networks and understand that they may seem disturbing,” said the police regarding the intervention.

Last Friday, police in Paris entered the campus of the prestigious French Institute of Political Studies (Sciences Po) and led out student activists who had occupied the buildings.

On Monday, more than 100 students occupied the university in Ghent, Belgium. They want to continue their protest against climate change and the war in Gaza until Wednesday.

The actions have not yet reached the scale of protests at universities in the United States. The protest movement is accused of anti-Semitism and the trivialization of the terrorist organization Hamas.

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