Students say they face 'very concerning' harassment and threats on different platforms as they advocate for an end to Israel's attacks on Gaza in a 19-day sit-in protest.
Students say they face "very concerning" harassment and threats on different platforms as they advocate for an end to Israel's attacks on Gaza in a 19-day sit-in protest.But "the university has not taken action against people who have been harassing Arab Muslim students." / Photo: AA
Emphasising many students face harassment and threats on different platforms, she said:"Advocate for the end of a genocide in Gaza and we have observed that a lot of people have been trying to intimidate us and silence us, even threaten us and many different ways and that has been very concerning." But"the university has not taken action against people who have been harassing Arab Muslim students."
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