PNN – The Associated Press news agency reported today from Los Angeles, quoting an informed official, that while anti-Zionist protesters have occupied a building at California State University, university police are monitoring the situation and employees have gone to shelters.
According to the report of Pakistan News Network, University spokesman Erik Frost Hollins said that a group of 50 to 100 people blocked the entrances to the first floor of the building and closed the paths around it; As a result, the university asked the employees to take shelter. The university president’s office is located in the building, but Hollins would not confirm whether he is there.
The university announced on its website that all classes will be held virtually and asked people not to go to the main campus.
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In recent days, the protesters had once again pitched a tent in the university campus, which led to the police response to clear the area.
In the previous round of protests in April and May, tents were erected in this area for more than a week, which led to the intervention of the police and the cleaning of the area and the arrest of more than 200 people.
Remembering the Palestinian martyrs of the Gaza war, the protestors chanted: We are proud of our martyrs.