Oxford Students Establish Anti-Israel Encampment Modeled after U.S. Campus Protests

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Anti-Israel encampment at Oxford University

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Oxford, England — Roughly 75 Oxford University students established an anti-Israel encampment on Monday, and 61 faculty members signed a letter endorsing it.

The protesters, who accuse their school of being “complicit in the genocide of Palestinians,” set up about 25 tents outside the Pitt Rivers Museum to establish an encampment that they are calling the “People’s University for Palestine” and the “Liberated Zone.”

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