Pro-Palestinian protest, US police spared female professor

A female university professor was knocked down and handcuffed by US police during a pro-Palestinian protest.

According to foreign media, students and teachers are protesting against the Israeli aggression in Gaza in many American universities.

According to foreign media, while trying to arrest a student during a protest at a university in Atlanta, female professor Caroline Fuhlen tried to come between the police.

According to reports, the 65-year-old female professor asked the policemen to get away from the student, so one of the officers pushed her to the ground, while the other policeman also helped her to further press the female professor to the ground.

Later, the two policemen tied the hands of the female professor behind her back.

According to foreign media, the woman repeatedly kept saying that I am a professor, but the policemen did not listen.

According to foreign media, the series of round-ups of student protesters protesting against the Gaza war in American universities continues.

US police have made mass arrests at universities across the country, where police have also used caustic chemicals and stun guns to disperse protesters.

According to reports, more than 200 people have been arrested for protesting at universities in Los Angeles, Boston and Texas on Wednesday and Thursday.

In addition, according to the American media, there were also clashes between the protesters and the police on the Ohio University campus, the police arrested more than a dozen protesters.

According to foreign media, student protesters at American universities say they are expressing solidarity with the Palestinians in Gaza, where the death toll has reached 34,305.