3 thoughts on “Large Pro-Palestinian Protest Mostly Peaceful at UC San Diego But Some Isolated Incidents Reported”

  1. I attended the event yesterday and there were not over 1000 people in attendance. Maybe 400. I am not sure what two people were interviewed who supplied that attendance number but is not close to being accurate. It is also frustrating that our San Diego Jewish community and organizations fill our Jewish students and families with fear in attending any of these rallies.

    The SJP group that attended the UCSD rally was mostly students who looked like zombies or cult like reciting whatever the SJP spokesperson delivered. There was also a performance of some of the SJP young men going on mats for prayers while the other 300 or so young protestors watched. Our youth is brainwashed, can we get them back is the question ?

  2. Here’s a better chant:” Release the Hostages/ Surrender en mass/Then IDF won’t smoke your ass!”

    Or….”Give your kleptocratic billionaire leaders hiding in their Doha penthouse a holler/ “can you spare a single dollar?”

    Or….”Gee, why are you not allowed into Egypt or Jordan?/ is it because the $14 Billion in Western aid your brave leaders are hoardin’ ?”

    Or…. “Stop gangraping and murdering hostages / it’s a simple concept! Duh!”

    Or… “Useful idiot anti-Semitic students can’t identify the “river” or the “sea” on a map/because between their ears is a wide gap!”

  3. Dana Ben-Artzi

    I am very upset by this article. What world are we living in when we are thanking the administration for allowing Jewish students to hide in a building, to have a need for beefed up security to protect our Jewish students and feeling thankful to the administration for moving a student meeting to an online format to protect our Jewish students. This is not okay! Our Jewish students should feel safe at all times on campus without fear of intimidation and harassment. They should not need to hide because of a supposed peaceful protest on campus. If it is so truly peaceful then additional security should not be needed and they should be able to attend Student council meetings in person. I am very distraught by the message being sent by Hillel and the UC administration to our Jewish Students to stay off campus and hide. I am equally distraught by the result of the student council to apply BDS and single out Israel yet again. Shame on you UCSD!

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