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Chaos Erupts As Pro-Israel and Pro-Hamas Groups Clash Violently at UCLA

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Chaos erupted on the campus of the University of California, Los Angeles, as pro-Israel and pro-Hamas groups began clashing violently on campus. When the melees broke out, there were reports of zero law enforcement present. Campus security was also reportedly told to stand down. Meanwhile, lawlessness ensued:

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UCLA declared yesterday that the pro-Hamas encampment was illegal and had to be dismantled. Let’s see if that happens (via NYT): 

Officials at the University of California, Los Angeles, declared a pro-Palestinian encampment illegal for the first time on Tuesday night and warned protesters that they faced consequences if they did not leave. 

It was an abrupt turn at a campus that had been among the most tolerant in the nation, abiding by a University of California practice of avoiding law enforcement action unless “absolutely necessary to protect the physical safety of our campus community.” 

After protesters established the encampment on Thursday in the shadow of Royce Hall, university officials did not intervene and said they wanted to support free speech rights while minimizing campus disruption. 

But patience appeared to run out after violent confrontations in recent days between pro-Palestinian demonstrators and Israel supporters that required the campus police to intervene. Administrators also took issue with instances in which protesters used metal gates and human walls to control access to campus walkways and entrances, videos of which had circulated on social media. 

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This pro-Hamas rave needs to be shut down nationwide. Enough is enough.

And yes, where is the UCLA administration right now?

UPDATE: LAPD has arrived:

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