Anti-Israel student demonstrations at universities are ‘disruptive’; United States
White House Condemns Anti-Semitic Protests and Hate Speech
Washington: White House Press Secretary Karen Jean Beer has said that the United States recognizes the right of its citizens to protest, but anti-Israel demonstrations in universities are causing disruption to normal life.
According to the World News Agency, Kiran Jain expressed these views in a press briefing in response to a journalist’s question when he was asked a question about police violence against protesters.
White House press secretary Karen Jean-Bayer added that anti-Israel student protests at American universities were very limited and only a small percentage of students participated.
Press Secretary Karen Jean-Bayer said she was aware of the growing anger among young people against the death toll in Israeli attacks on Gaza, but that the protests should be peaceful.
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White House Press Secretary Karen Jean Beer said the United States will continue to condemn anti-Semitism and hate speech.
It should be remembered that the police fired tear gas, tortured and detained more than 500 students who participated in anti-Israel demonstrations in American universities.
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