U.S. University Torn Apart by Gaza-Israel Conflict

   Source: Unreported World Apr 23, 2024 No Comments


Unreported World meets the students divided by the conflict in Gaza who are fighting for their voices to be heard on campus. 

Across universities in the United States a battle is raging over freedom of speech. At Columbia University two pro-Palestinian groups have been banned for holding unauthorised protests about Gaza, a move members say is about shutting down any criticism of Israel. 

Amidst allegations of intimidation, antisemitism and Islamophobia, reporter Kiran Moodley follows a Palestinian student and Jewish-American student to see if he can find common ground.

Filmed, Produced & Directed by: Nick Blakemore
Series Producer: Andy Lee
Executive Producer: Ed Fraser
Production Company: Channel 4 News

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