A group of more than 50 anti-Israel protesters take over a building in New York City Barnard College An employee was allegedly attacked Wednesday night.
student protest Two students who rushed into a Columbia University classroom in January were expelled, allegedly scattering hateful speeches around the flyers.
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A group of more than 50 anti-Israel protesters took over a building at Barnard College and allegedly attacked an employee Wednesday night. (x/@shoshanaaufzien)
The account also published a list of requests with the text: “We will not stop until our requirements are met. Free Palestine.”
These requirements include “excitement of two Barnard students” and “discipline for all students of amnesty” Pro-Palestinian action or thought. All fees are forgot now! ”
They also demanded a public meeting with Dean Leslie Grinage and President Laura Rosenbury and canceled the “corrupt Barnard Discipline Process” to demand full transparency about current, past and future disciplinary processes.
Students say they will continue to destroy campuses until these requirements are met.
Columbia University facility workers speak after terror takeover: “They kidnapped me hostage”
A “Free Palestine” flag is hung inside a building at Barnard College. (X/Colombian Jews and Israeli students)
A Barnard spokesman said protesters attacked a university employee and were eventually taken to the hospital.
“They encourage others to enter campus without proof of identity, demonstrating blatant disregard for the safety of our community,” Barnard College Vice President of Strategic Communications Robin Levine said in a statement.
Students attempt to enter the door of a building at Barnard College in New York City. (The story of eisha (lishi) Baker)
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Levine said she would give them a leave of the building until 9:30 pm or the school would take other actions.
“We have made multiple well-intentioned efforts to downgrade. Barnard leaders have offered to meet with protesters,” Levin’s statement said. “They refused. We also provided mediation.”
According to FOX 5 New York, protesters began leaving the building before 11 p.m.
