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Live from NPR News in Washington, I'm Jack Spear. College students across the country

continue to hold pro-Palestinian protests. Students have taken over a

building at Columbia University in New York in Texas. More than a hundred

pro-Palestinian demonstrators have been arrested in one of the state's largest public universities.

And Piers Serio Martinez-Baltran is more from the University of Texas at Austin.

So what's happening at the University of Texas at Austin is very, very similar to what's happening

in campuses across the country.

Pro Palestinian activists, most of them students, have been demonstrating against the Israel-Hamass

conflict and the over 34,000 deaths of Palestinians in Gaza.

Students have been calling for their universities to their best from business manufacturing weapons for Israel.

And you know, in Austin, students started their protest on Wednesday,

and yesterday things got really tense.

A group of activists erected a few tents and that led to mass arrests.

Students try to block the events transporting the arrestees and police responded by deploying some chemical

sprays and even flashbanks. And let me tell you, that didn't deter students.

NPR's Sario Martinez-Baltron. The United Nations top court is opting not Serio Martinez Beltran.

The United Nations top court is opting not to implement emergency measures limiting

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