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Ongoing Story· Day 3

Arab Leaders Demand Probe into Bar-Ilan Lecturer Case Amid Rising Racism

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Arab Students Launch "Campus Without Weapons" Campaign at Bar-Ilan University

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Arab students at Bar-Ilan University launched a "Campus Without Weapons" campaign after a lecturer was indicted for planning attacks against Arab citizens. The campaign, which has collected 400 signatures, aims to ban weapons on campus due to student fears. Organizers plan legal escalation, including a Supreme Court appeal, if their demands are not met.

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  • Arab students at Bar-Ilan University launched a "Campus Without Weapons" campaign.
  • The campaign was prompted by the indictment of a lecturer for planning attacks against Arab citizens.
  • The students cite fear and anxiety on campus as reasons for the initiative.
  • The campaign has gathered 400 signatures, with limited support from Jewish students.
  • Organizers threaten legal action, including a Supreme Court appeal, if demands are unmet.
Arab Students Launch "Campus Without Weapons" Campaign at Bar-Ilan University
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Arab students at Bar-Ilan University have initiated a "Campus Without Weapons" campaign following the indictment of a lecturer accused of planning terrorist attacks against Arab citizens. The campaign was launched amid fear and anxiety among students ahead of the new academic year.

Mohammed Ramadan, the coordinator for the Student Front, stated in an interview that the campaign has gathered 400 signatures so far. He noted a lack of cooperation from Jewish students due to ideological differences. "Our concern is our safety and security," Ramadan said.

Ramadan added that if the university administration rejects their demand to ban weapons on campus, they plan to escalate their legal protest and appeal to the Supreme Court. The students' action comes in response to the serious charges against the university lecturer.

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