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Old Testament Libera

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28. Here is what the article says:

Reply to sarisataka (Reply #3)

Wed Jul 30, 2025, 04:21 PM

Jul 30

"The lawsuit, filed more than a year ago, alleged that by not immediately ordering the encampment to be taken down, UCLA provided support to pro-Palestinian activists who “enforced” what it termed a “Jew Exclusion Zone,” prohibiting Jewish students and staff from passing through the camp’s makeshift barricades."

The Jewish students who are suing the university are the ones who called it a "Jew Exclusion Zone." The protestors were trying to create a pro-Palestinian encampment and protest, which is not the same thing as a "Jew Exclusion Zone." It might have been a "pro-Palestinian Zone" but that is not the same thing.

It is also noted in the article that a group of Jewish and pro-Jewish students attacked the encampment. Why is nobody suing the pro-Jewish group for that?

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UCLA to pay $6.45 million to settle suit by Jewish students over pro-Palestinian protests [View all] Jose Garcia Jul 29 OP

Does anybody really think if the situation moniss Jul 29 #1

Did you read... SickOfTheOnePct Jul 29 #2

Was it acceptable for the pro Palestinian protesters sarisataka Jul 29 #3

Your response is not connected to my question. moniss Jul 29 #4

To answer your question.Yes I believe there would have been a similar reaction sarisataka Jul 29 #5

I was on campus at UW-Milwaukee moniss Jul 29 #7

I'm sorry for the misunderstanding when you said 10/7 sarisataka Jul 29 #8

Never should have happened and moniss Jul 29 #11

You specifically mentioned... SickOfTheOnePct Jul 29 #9

There is nothing that would ever satisfy you. Even the moniss Jul 29 #10

Were any of those Islamophobic incidents approved by universities? yardwork Jul 29 #17

Exactly! SickOfTheOnePct Jul 29 #18

You didn't read the links. It's not just words. moniss Jul 29 #21

Can you cite one example of a university actively promoting Islamophobia? yardwork Jul 29 #22

Read all of the links that's why they are provided. nt moniss Jul 30 #23

No. I'm not going to click on a lot of links posted by someone I don't know. yardwork Jul 30 #25

Since you are scared of links then what most people do is write down the link and type moniss Jul 30 #30

Where are the news stories... SickOfTheOnePct Jul 29 #6

Yes, it was quite safe for Palestinian students to walk and protest on campuses, even on Oct 7-8. yardwork Jul 29 #14

Here is what the article says: Old Testament Libera Jul 30 #28

We can quibble about who coined the term sarisataka Jul 30 #29

Actually, that's exactly what UCLA did. yardwork Jul 29 #12

Your answer tells me you didn't grasp the my question. nt moniss Jul 29 #13

I understand you quite well. yardwork Jul 29 #15

Nobody denied that campuses had anti-Semitism. Again moniss Jul 29 #16

Was there any any justice for the beatings they suffered AloeVera Jul 29 #19

I live adjacent to four universities. yardwork Jul 29 #20

Not a chance. Old Testament Libera Jul 30 #27

Good. It is important to be on the vigilante against Anti-Jew hate, and when it is the topic... Behind the Aegis Jul 30 #24

Or the sea lions. yardwork Jul 30 #26