US universities impose ‘police state’ to prevent protests over Gaza war

Universities across the US are planning tougher rules to restrict protests when students return from summer vacation, an effort to avoid the scenes of last semester when demonstrations against Israel’s war in Gaza led to police crackdowns on campuses nationwide, the Guardian reported. 

By Wesam Bahrani

Israeli efforts to end U.S. student protests fall flat

American university students have not fallen for “antisemitism” trap

TEHRAN- Anti-war protests sweeping university campuses across the United States depict a failure by Israel to muffle protesting students.

U.S. behavior with students proves their complicity with Zionist regime in crimes in Gaza

TEHRAN- Ayatollah Seyed Ali Khamenei, the Leader of the Islamic Revolution, has met with a number of teachers and education officials from across the country. The meeting took place on Wednesday, in the Imam Khomeini Hussainiyah on the martyrdom anniversary of Martyr Morteza Motahari, which is marked as National Teacher’s Day in Iran.

Raisi aide decries American snipers’ presence at Indiana University

TEHRAN - Mohammad Jamshidi, the deputy chief of staff for political affairs under President Raisi, has voiced criticism over the presence of American snipers at Indiana University amid recent anti-genocide protests in U.S. universities.

University of Sydney students set up Gaza solidarity camp

Students and activist staff at Australia’s University of Sydney (USyd) set up a Gaza solidarity encampment in support of Palestinians and similar student-led protests in the United States.

266 Iranian students in top 10 U.S. universities

TEHRAN – Iran ranks 10th in terms of the ‘number of students studying in the top 10 American universities’, having a share of 266 students.