Anti-genocide and pro-Palestinian protests escalated at Columbia University, where failed talks led President Nemat Minouche Shafik to urge dispersal and police to clear an encampment resulting in over 100 arrests, with US arrests exceeding 900. Protests spread to French universities including the Sorbonne, while ceasefire diplomacy continued and Gaza's reported death toll reached at least 34,488 since 7 October.
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resulting in over 100 arrests
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The number of arrests in the US has exceeded 900 since the removal of a pro-Palestinian and anti-genocide protest encampment at Columbia University
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In overnight Israeli attacks on Rafah and Gaza City, Israel killed at least 27 Palestinian, with the majority being children and women.
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Israel has killed at least 34,488 Palestinians and wounded 77,643 in Gaza since 7 October.
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Earlier reports gave at least 33,091 5 Apr, 21:28 Maldives Republic71 people 2 Apr, 21:10 Maldives Republic
Israel has killed at least 34,488 Palestinians and wounded 77,643 in Gaza since 7 October.
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UK Foreign Minister David Cameron revealed proposal for a 40-day ceasefire.
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Talks between university officials and protesters have faltered, with Columbia University President Nemat Minouche Shafik announcing that negotiations have failed. Shafik urged the protesters to voluntarily disperse
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In Paris, police cleared dozens of anti-genocide protesters who had established a presence in the courtyard of Sorbonne University.
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During the peaceful protests, Sorbonne University closed its buildings for the day, as students chanted “Free Palestine”
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