Columbia University is punished for students who supported the boys who occupied the construction news

An unknown number of Colombia students from the campus, expelled or canceling their grades have been suspended.

The University of Colombia in New York said it had handed over penalties for the demonstrators who supported the tilted tiles who occupied a university building last year during A. A demonstration in support of Palestine.

The university said in a statement on Thursday, after reviewing “the severity of behavior in these events” and the previous violations by students, if any, after reviewing “the severity of the behavior in these events” and the previous violations by students that the penalties range from multiple years to expulsion and cancel the grades of students.

the university The number of students who will be punished and refused to nominate those who aim to protect their privacy.

The penalties relate to events in April 2024, when the demonstrators are students Hamilton Hall occupied a short time During a larger series of demonstrations in support of Palestine and supporters of Israel via the university campus at the university.

The demonstrators have taken an end to the United States’ support for the Israeli war on Gaza and the university of its abstraction from Israeli companies, among other demands.

During the occupation of Hamilton Hall, the students fought themselves in the building, but it was later removed by the police. The university claims that the demonstrators also destroyed the building.

The news of the severe punishment comes from student demonstrators a few days after the arrest of a graduate student in the Mahmoudia of Mahmoudia Khalil by the American immigration authorities at the request of the US State Department because of his participation in the activity of the Palestinians.

Khalil, a permanent resident in the United States, is married to an American citizen, participated in demonstrations until he graduated in December.

Khalil was temporarily banned by a federal judge, but he is still in detention in a detention facility in the southern state of Louisiana.

Last week, US President Donald Trump also announced that it would lead to the cancellation of $ 400 million of federal government grants and contracts due to “legitimate fears” of anti -Semitism in universities related to pro -Palestinians protests.