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Brown University Suspends Students for Justice in Palestine Amid Investigation of ‘Threatening, Intimidating, and Harassing’ During Campus Protest

The rowdy demonstration, which took place earlier this month, was staged to protest the Brown Corporation’s recent vote against a campus-led divestment proposal.

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A message in chalk decorates a sidewalk after an encampment protesting the Israel-Hamas war was taken down at Brown University. AP/David Goldman
NOVI ZHUKOVSKY
NOVI ZHUKOVSKY

Brown University is temporarily suspending its local chapter of Students for Justice in Palestine as it investigates allegations of “threatening, intimidating, and harassing actions” by the group’s members during a recent anti-Israel campus protest. 

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NOVI ZHUKOVSKY
NOVI ZHUKOVSKY

Ms. Zhukovsky studied economics and government at Dartmouth College.

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