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There are no universities still running in Gaza.

There were once 12.

Since October 7, reportedly every single one has been damaged.

85% of Gaza's population is displaced,

thousands of students and teachers killed,

the war there continues.

But this week week much of the world's attention was on

campuses a long way away in America and especially New York's prestigious

Columbia University.

It's a beautiful campus, obviously it's an Ivy League University.

It's old historic buildings, Cherry Blossoms line, the walkway of the university.

Erum Salaam is a journalist with Guardian U.S.

Usually kids are just sitting on the lawn, they're playing frisbee, they're doing what college kids do.

In this instance though, the lawn was covered with tents from the encampment protest that's

been going on since last week.

These young protesters have been condemned by some Democrats,

many Republicans.

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