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New York: Palestine supporters forcibly entered the building of Barnard College and created a ruckus, one employee injured
New York: On Wednesday, pro-Palestine protesters wearing kaffiyeh scarves and masks forcibly entered Milbank Hall of Barnard College in New York and created a ruckus. The college said that the dean's office is located where the ruckus was created. Let us know about this in detail.
Pro-Palestinian protesters with kaffiyeh scarves on their heads wearing masks stormed Milbank Hall at Barnard College in New York on Wednesday and caused a disturbance. The disturbance occurred in a space that hosts the dean's office, a statement from the college says. The administration at the campus reported that a worker at the school was assaulted by the protesters in the process of making a disturbance. Barnard President Laura Rosenbury issued a statement that the protesters left Milbank Hall at night "without incident."
He said, "But let us make it clear that their disregard for the safety of our community is completely unacceptable." The school had warned that officers could be forced to "take additional, necessary steps to protect our campus" if students did not leave by 9:30 p.m.
A student group called Columbia Students for Justice in Palestine said on the social platform X that the protesters dispersed after the administration agreed to meet with them Thursday afternoon. According to the group, protesters demanded amnesty for all students punished for pro-Palestinian actions, a meeting with Rosenbury and Dean Leslie Grinage, and the reversal of the expulsions of two students.
