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With over 300 students in attendance and 60 students who camped overnight, Wesleyan students have created an on campus encampment called the “Wesleyan Liberated Zone” in protest of the ongoing war between Israel and Palestine. Student organizers have created a list of demands asking the university to "divest any and all investments from companies and institutions that profit from Israeli colonization, occupation, and apartheid fueling the genocide of Palestinians, and will not leave until the demands have been met" in Middletown, Connecticut April 29, 2024.
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